And there is little to suggest subzero rates have worked.
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A man runs by the Chicago River during subzero temperatures Wednesday.
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This Tauntaun won't protect you from the subzero temperatures on Hoth.
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That same season also featured the only subzero temperature since 1994.
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The entire 28503st Marine Division was deployed accompanied in subzero temperatures.
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Daredevils travel to icy beaches to hang ten on subzero waves.
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Subzero onboard freezers freed fishermen from their race against melting refrigerator ice.
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In 2009, the brakes on Maddin's trailer froze because of subzero temperatures.
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Subzero temperatures will begin Tuesday but Wednesday is expected to be the worst.
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The rubber on this pair is manufactured to maximize durability in subzero temperatures.
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He was located after he spent 35 hours under rubble in subzero temperatures.
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Government debt in Switzerland and France dropped further into subzero territory as well.
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No, thank you Never, would I ever imagine dealing with low subzero temperatures.
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Rapid City, S.D., recorded subzero temperatures on 20 of the month's 28 days.
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Subzero temperatures, heavy snowfall and high winds are the hallmarks of a classic winter.
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Elsa would feel right at home in the subzero climate of this winter wonderland.
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Base Camp, which sits 17,600 feet above sea level, can regularly reach subzero temperatures.
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In one, Gorsuch ruled against a truck driver whose trailer broke down in subzero temperatures.
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However they have drawn a lot of criticism as subzero rates have hurt banking profitability.
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Yet I also feel lucky that the subzero temperatures deterred me from going to Muscatine.
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For those who live in the north, subzero temperatures are normal during the coldest months.
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And argued that it shows the mediocrity and subzero standards we all accept in heterosexual men.
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Outside, supporters navigated tight and icy office park parking lots on an evening with subzero temperatures.
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Snow is already on the ground, and subzero temperatures and wind chill are on the way.
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But is it really going to stand up to subzero temps once you bring it outside?
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German 10-year government bond yields could soon join Japanese and Swiss peers in subzero territory.
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A large furniture piece resembling an armoire disguises a side-by-side pair of Subzero refrigerators.
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In January, Chicago was gripped by subzero temperatures for days, reaching minus 22 on Jan. 30.
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The kitchen has a Subzero refrigerator, a six-burner Viking stove and other high-end details.
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In the darkness and subzero temperatures, they rode out to the ships to document the catch.
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One of those polar vortex pieces is responsible for the subzero temperatures across the Midwest this week.
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And about a quarter of the US population will suffer through subzero temps between now and Monday.
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On subzero days, that might be all you need for "an added boost of hydration," she says.
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It takes a special breed to live and thrive in subzero conditions for weeks at a time.
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"We love subzero weather, and pray for it," says Eric Hegedus, an engine test engineer with GE Aviation.
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The kitchen comes equipped with custom cabinetry, Miele and Subzero appliances, a concealed washer and imported granite floors.
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Several "Icemen" climbed into subzero chambers and put the suits on — then they stayed there for six hours.
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Record subzero temperatures have gripped much of the U.S. this week, with more wintry weather in the forecast.
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Two minutes of unlimited vodka shots in the subzero fridge while wearing a Russian military costume costs $20.
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But in this case, it has been bracingly — at times subzero — cold, especially compared with previous Winter Olympics.
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Remember the polar vortex and those subzero temperatures that plagued vast swaths of the United States last week?
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CHICAGO — Winter snowstorms and subzero temperatures are a teeth-chattering part of life in the Midwest and Northeast.
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But Mr. Kohl said he had lost about 40 calves during twin calamities of subzero cold and flooding.
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It features some impressive costume work and a subzero snow-covered environment captured from an airfield in Alberta, Canada.
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After the engines froze in a subzero fog, the pilots made an emergency landing on the ice-covered sand.
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I've worked in blizzards, and saltwater can freeze, especially when there are five or six days of subzero weather.
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Braving subzero temperatures, Mr. Resch, the man who filed the driving ban lawsuit, addressed a small but noisy crowd.
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"In subzero temperatures men dug miles of tunnels and caverns through glacial ice," Brian Mockenhaupt wrote in Smithsonian Magazine.
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Trump has urged the Fed to adopt the subzero rate strategy implemented by central bankers in Europe and Japan.
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There is a growing chorus warning that the Bank of Japan and European Central Bank's subzero regimes have backfired.
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Both Aaron and I ended up with water in our boots, which is obviously a problem in subzero weather.
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One couple came to experience the subzero temperatures of a Finger Lakes winter in a home made of trash.
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"I thought it would just be great to spend 48 hours in subzero temperatures in Des Moines," he deadpanned.
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"It is in my opinion inhumane and wrong to make women feel subzero because of their vaginas," she says.
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TONIGHT, unarmed protectors are being attacked with water cannons in subzero temperatures, rubber bullets, tear gas, LRADs, and pepper spray.
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The January polar vortex forced 84 million Americans in the US Midwest and East Coast to contend with subzero temperatures.
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Fed officials are reluctant to go negative because subzero rates in Europe and Japan failed to boost growth or inflation.
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But it is a two-week climb that requires sleeping in freezing tents while withstanding subzero temperatures and brutal winds.
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More: The European Central Bank is considering how to help the continent's banks as interest rates look to remain subzero.
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Subzero refrigerators — the status brand from the last development cycle — still make an appearance, as do Viking and Wolf stoves.
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It's a badge of honor, a miniature version of climbing the seven summits, only without the subzero temperatures or hypoxia.
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When subzero temperatures caused a truck driver's trailer brakes to freeze, he pulled over to the side of the road.
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In January 2009, Maddin was driving cargo through Illinois when the brakes on his trailer froze in the subzero temperatures.
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Taking a break from writing to create some subzero fun for the neighbors to enjoy—or not :O#amwriting #frozenpants pic.twitter.
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Everything in sight began to freeze in the subzero temperatures sweeping through the Midwest — including one woman's wet head of hair.
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There are a few microorganisms that can survive at subzero temperatures for long periods of time, by basically going into hibernation.
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But today, almost 30% — or about $15 trillion worth — of all the debt in the world is trading in subzero fashion.
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If you're looking to survive subzero conditions with all your fingers intact, Burton Gore Tex gloves are the way to go.
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It features bright orange lacquered cabinets, Baccarat crystal, a SubZero wine fridge, and mahogany counters — and it cost $80,000 to build.
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Brown's helmet was gone, and he had taken off his gloves in the subzero temperatures in an attempt to free himself.
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In early January 1979, nine inches of snow was followed by a record-breaking 10 straight days of around subzero temperatures.
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And more than 83 million Americans -- about 25% of the US population -- will suffer subzero temperatures sometime between Wednesday and Monday.
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Ren and his military comrades slept in shabby housing in subzero temperatures, living on pickled vegetables for months at a time.
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The Fed dropped rates to near-zero in 2008 after the implosion of Lehman Brothers, but never ventured into subzero territory.
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The kitchen is designed by Dada, a premier name in Italian kitchens since the 1970s, and the appliances are Wolf and SubZero.
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Several of her neighbours were pushing their way through the snow, some were wearing only pajamas, seemingly indifferent to the subzero temperatures.
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He joked about the odds being "subzero," adding he "never worked for the government … and never wanted to work for the government."
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He documented much of the trip on his Instagram page, even as he fought fierce wind storms, subzero temperatures and whiteout conditions.
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At the end of January, Mr. Navalny organized a series of rallies attended by thousands to protest the Kremlin in subzero temperatures.
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The Hopkins SubZero 16619 is our top choice thanks to its flexible blade, built-in squeegee, sturdy snow broom, and extendable handle.
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Each device—containing sensors, a battery pack, and heating system to function in subzero conditions—had to be fixed to the ice.
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Economists had expected tepid growth for the first quarter after subzero temperatures and snow hit a big swath of the country this winter.
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Crews in Detroit will need days to repair water mains that burst Wednesday, and other pipes can still burst in persistent subzero temperatures.
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Metro workers are using a gas-fed system to generate heat along the tracks where the switches meet to combat the subzero temperatures.
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ET, more than 2600 million people saw temperatures below freezing, including 84 million who dealt with subzero temperatures, CNN meteorologist Dave Hennen said.
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After catching his cold, Phil had gone out to check some cows on a cousin's ranch in subzero temperatures earlier in the week.
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And more than 83 million Americans -- about 25% of the US population -- will suffer subzero temperatures at some point between Wednesday and Monday.
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Railroad switch points can also become clogged with ice and snow in subzero conditions, so the heating system is used to unclog them.
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Over sparse-but-hefty drum machine rhythms and subzero synth lines, Davidson addresses club politics with both tongue-in-cheek humor and vulnerability.
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But forecasters warned of a continuing cold wave in the Northeast, with heavy snow in some places and subzero wind chills in others.
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It's probably not the best option if you're out hiking in subzero temperatures, but it's a good one for an all-season insulating layer.
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Forecasters said subzero temperatures would cover large parts of the East and the Midwest where as many as 75 million Americans live on Wednesday.
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The corresponding Polish yield rose 210.14 basis points to 211.73 percent, as Germany's 211.72-year Bund yield reversed last week's fall to subzero levels.
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While it's not expected to see subzero temperatures, New York City won't escape the chill with a bitter forecast for 2 degrees on Saturday.
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Subzero refrigerators that can be programmed to operate on Sabbath mode — so the light doesn't come on when the door is opened — were selected.
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But after the refugee uproar and the standoff over Cabinet confirmations, the level of cooperation between the parties has fallen from zero to subzero.
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There is no longer in this part of North America a guarantee of the protracted subzero temperatures that once killed off such virulent life.
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The late chef's open gourmet kitchen is equipped with a subzero fridge, Miele dishwasher and microwave and a six-burner, double-oven Wolf range.
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The condo's custom-built kitchen includes a restaurant-grade stainless stove with dual ovens, a third stainless oven and a subzero fridge, the listing states.
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The app, which uses hyper-local radar data to generate weather predictions, is predicting that this Saturday we're going to descend into hellish subzero temperatures.
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Ms. Dashnyam, who has lived at the landfill for several months, said she worried she would be stuck there in the winter in subzero temperatures.
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Clint Westergard, 59, was one of the luckier men, cozy in the heated cab of a snowplow equipped with tracks for use in subzero weather.
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The Hopkins SubZero 16619 is like several snow-clearing tools in one, with its flexible blade, built-in squeegee, sturdy snow broom, and extendable handle.
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But what is 100% true when you're facing subzero temperatures and wind gusts between 50 to 80 mph is that your hair will get hit hard.
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Apparently some cats are so resilient, so bafflingly impervious to what would kill an ordinary house pet, they can survive being frozen solid in subzero temperatures.
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Donning his team's jersey, the weatherman announced that the Cubs' win means hell has officially "frozen over," registering at the subzero temperature of -54 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Which makes sense, given that the sun doesn't rise the other half of the year, and you spend literally months in the dark in subzero temperatures.
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When I venture out on a subzero morning in Maine, it's the silence that strikes me first, and I think about where the birds have gone.
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And, in order to mitigate the impact of subzero interest rates on banks' profit margins, it will exempt some bank reserves from the negative deposit rate.
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President Trump can expect a subzero reception when he arrives today in Quebec for the Group of 7 meeting with the leaders of America's closest allies.
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Asked why he was driving a cab in subzero Astana instead of raising horses down south, Mr. Abdiev, the guide, answered like any young fortune seeker.
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The polar field guides, who work for the British Antarctic Survey at a research station on Adelaide Island, were married in subzero temperatures in July. 5.
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"So the worst thing you can do is go out in subzero temperatures, shovel snow, and then come in and drink coffee to warm up," Jhalani said.
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SEOUL — Each night on a street of the South Korean capital, college students slide into their sleeping bags and hunker down for the night in subzero temperatures.
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Although much of the film was shot on a soundstage, Jack Lemmon caught a cold after filming a scene on a Central Park bench in subzero temperatures.
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Writer Jennifer Lee and composers Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez have expanded their tale of sisterly love and subzero conditions, adding a flurry of new songs.
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The law was ultimately voted through, but the pandemonium energized several thousand Hungarians to protest in subzero conditions, three nights in a row, in the square outside.
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Too fast was the morning of the surgery itself, which included a mandatory predawn shower followed by a subzero winter walk from my hotel to the hospital.
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Investigators believe his death was related to the subzero temperatures that plunged Iowa and all of the Midwest into a miserable and dangerous cold snap this week.
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On November 21, the clashes took another violent turn as law enforcement officials used water cannons in subzero temperatures to beat back a crowd of 400 people.
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BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Every winter Sunday in the Chinese village of Youtong, hundreds of Catholic faithful brave subzero temperatures to meet in a makeshift, tin-roofed church.
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Over the course of its inaugural seven week mission, Boaty travelled over 110 miles (180 km), reaching depths of 13,100 feet (4,000 meters) where waters reach subzero temperatures.
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Every winter, there comes a "point of no return" moment when the weather is expected to feel subzero and miserable for the foreseeable future (well, okay, until spring).
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Until 2011, ending an unwanted pregnancy could have meant braving subzero temperatures to get to the nearest clinic—if an appointment with an abortion provider was even available.
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"I think it's very weird as an artist to stay in a certain atmosphere for your whole life," Ms. Dreijer said over coffee on a subzero day here.
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Ahead of the vote, protesters lay down in front of the entrance to the Parliament in subzero temperatures, obliging visitors and staff members to clamber over their bodies.
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He notes that valuations are at historically elevated levels and that stocks appear to have broadly benefited from global central banks' zero, or even subzero, interest rate policies.
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What a subzero yield means in practice is that if a bond is held to maturity, one will receive less than a full dollar back for every dollar invested.
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But after Finland banned bicycle crossings in December, and the subzero winter freeze set in, asylum seekers bought old Soviet cars in Russia and drove them to the border.
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Sure, she's not bear-macing her friends just to feel alive, but she is making them dive into subzero lakes and chemically peeling her face just to feel pReSeNt.
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Drilling the hole — about 30 centimeters wide and 600 meters deep, or roughly one foot by 1,970 feet — and collecting the data took about 96 hours in subzero weather.
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One example, he said, came in a case Democrats have cited often: the tale of the trucker fired for abandoning his cargo for his own safety in subzero temperatures.
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In one case, Judge Gorsuch argued that a company was not wrong to fire a truck driver who had abandoned his cargo for his own safety in subzero temperatures.
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"I was 265 and thrown in there at the top of the world in subzero temperatures with 4,000 Eskimos who had never seen a brown person," Ms. Lomborg said.
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Cypess imagined a scenario where a person is exercising in subzero temperatures, and wearing light enough clothes, that the exercise alone isn't keeping him warm, and thermogenesis kicks in.
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In the final minutes of 2017, Neil Diamond stood before more than a million revelers braving the subzero chill to celebrate New Year's Eve in New York City's Times Square.
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Per the recently sold property's listing, the renovated kitchen features a Wolf electronic oven/gas stove, a Subzero fridge, a wine fridge, a double-drawer dishwasher, and granite counter tops.
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The cramped journey earned you a spot on slopes of pure ice where subzero windchill gusts rearranged the tiny drifts, like a decorative dash of confectioners' sugar on a dessert.
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They scattered around the country in climates that were foreign to tropical hill dwellers, enduring subzero winters in Minnesota and Wisconsin and the baking heat of California's Central Valley summers.
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Speaking at an "innovation center" in an office park, with an icy parking lot and subzero temperatures outside, Klobuchar expressed confidence she can still campaign while serving as a juror.
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In one case, Judge Gorsuch argued in a dissent that a company was permitted to fire a truck driver for abandoning his cargo for his own safety in subzero temperatures.
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Also unanswerable was how he'd respond to the exertion and stress of the expedition, which included waking in darkness in subzero temperatures and a 16-hour climb on summit day.
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The kitchen, which was recently renovated in a farmhouse-inspired style, has a large island and all new appliances, including two SubZero refrigerators, three ovens, a wine cooler, and two dishwashers.
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Every inch of skin needs to be covered to protect ourselves from that subzero windchill and it hardly matters what's under your puffer, because no one is going to see it.
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"The heart of the cold air will be over us on Monday night," he said, adding that the wind chill north and west of the city could make it feel subzero.
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Perhaps it will be an "extremophile" bacterium of the sort scientists have recently found on Earth living in conditions previously assumed to be fatal (like volcanic hot springs and subzero temperatures).
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Every winter, nomads from the country's Kazakh minority brave subzero temperatures and travel the mountains on horseback in search of young eaglets to take home and train as their hunting partners.
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"It will continue to be bitterly cold from eastern Montana to northern Michigan with widespread subzero lows and single digit highs," the National Weather Service said in its short range forecast.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Youth climate delegates from around the world are taking part in a "collaborative protest" against the rich and powerful by camping in subzero temperatures at the World Economic Forum.
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That's why some resorts continue to buy more and more of them, so that they can pump out huge volumes of snow, quickly, during the ever-narrowing windows of subzero temperatures.
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Robert Lewandowski's 33st-minute goal on Friday snatched victory for Bayern Munich in its 23-211 comeback win at Freiburg in subzero temperatures as the Bundesliga resumed after the winter break.
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A band of snow complicated travel on Thursday, and in the Northeast, officials warned of their own cold wave, with heavy snow in some places and subzero wind chills in others.
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The 19-year-old entrepreneur, who has been showing off her cooking skills of late, likely took advantage of the property's modern kitchen with its high-tech Miele, Wolf and Subzero appliances.
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This was on display earlier this year when he grilled Neil Gorsuch on the judge's siding with a company that fired a trucker for not staying with his vehicle in subzero weather.
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Every inch of skin needs to be covered to protect from subzero windchill and it doesn't even matter what you're wearing under your puffer, because no one is going to see it.
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The blaze required the response of 170 firefighters on an evening with subzero windchills and, according to the New York Daily News, was ignited by a small child playing with a stove.
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Subzero carbon dioxide being forced into a nearby injection well had broken into her well underground and was coming up through the pipes and freezing the water vapor that condensed on them.
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Unlike the near-subzero temperatures crowds experienced last December 31 in New York City, this year's Times Square forecast is rain with a high of 48 degrees -- all the way into 2019.
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It's precisely that frisson of unpredictability that was keeping me sharp during our interview as the subzero air was thickening the blood at the back of my head and slowing my thinking.
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And while at the shop, have a mechanic check the thermostat and heating system as well as drive belts, which are more prone to fail in subzero temperatures, especially if worn down.
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The U.S. Midwest and Northeast were braced for dangerous subzero temperatures this week, as the polar vortex was set to blast arctic conditions unusually far south, the National Weather Service said on Monday.
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The cold snap is likely to bring a subzero windchill to New York City as the ball drops on Sunday night — and Minneapolis likely won't see temperatures above zero for the whole weekend.
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The Hopkins SubZero 16619 combines ice-crushing teeth, a flexible scraper blade, a heavy-duty broom, and a squeegee head to make quick work of clearing everything from frost to heavy wet snow.
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He was taking a break from directing the episode of "Feud" that recreates Bette and Joan's gaspingly epic struggle during the 1963 Academy Awards, down to the last flashing sequin and subzero smile.
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The first arctic blast of the season has hit — blanketing parts of the Rockies and Plains with subzero temperatures early Thursday and heralding a bitter freeze that will affect more than 200 million people.
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Thursday: The Outdoors-y Vest If a vest is built to keep a hiker warm in subzero temps, it's surely able to meet your standards while you wait 30 minutes for the next subway.
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In cities across the United States, women braved subzero temperatures in some parts of the country to march even as accusations of anti-Semitism have rocked the movement and prompted questions about its future.
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What he had never seen, until last month, was a fellow Maverick who could attract nearly two dozen autograph seekers in subzero temperatures to greet the team bus on a Thursday morning in Detroit.
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Extremely cold, record-breaking temperatures are settling across parts of the Midwest after a powerful snowstorm pounded the region overnight Monday, and forecasters are describing the subzero weather on the way as potentially life-threatening.
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A 69-year-old FedEx worker was found dead in subzero temperatures outside an Illinois delivery hub on Thursday –– and authorities are working to determine whether the dangerous weather played a role in the death.
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As climate change ushers in another year of extreme global temperatures—a phenomenon President Trump seems a little confused about—cities up and down the East Coast are facing record-breaking snowfall and subzero temperatures.
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Here's the latest: • President Trump can expect a subzero reception when he arrives today in Quebec for the Group of 7 meeting with the leaders of America's closest allies, including Britain, France, Germany and Italy.
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In 2014, a 16-year-old boy who spent five hours in the wheel well of a Hawaiian Airlines flight from California to Hawaii survived, enduring altitudes of 38,000 feet and subzero temperatures, Time reported.
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We talk as he stands in the darkened attic of a lodge in the Morskie Oko valley in Poland, looping purple rope in preparation for a training climb in the subzero of the Tatra Mountains.
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As they did during the hearings, Democrats on Monday cited Gorsuch's opinion siding with an employer who fired a trucker who disobeyed an order to stay with a disabled vehicle for hours in subzero weather.
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"Disturbing reports have surfaced that the federal government left more than a thousand prisoners without heat, hot water or electricity during subzero temperatures at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn," Cuomo said in a statement.
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In a recent research paper, San Francisco Fed economist Jens H.E. Christensen looked at the results of five foreign central banks that implemented subzero rates starting in 113, when the Danish National Bank first went negative.
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HSI reports that the puppy and the other dogs they rescued, a mix of mastiffs, golden retrievers, labradors and more, were being kept in "subzero temperatures" at the farm and were in desperate need of care.
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Just a few miles to the south, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is inviting people to their reservation, to stage a camp equipped to withstand the coming winter and North Dakota's subzero temperatures, away from construction sites.
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After six cold hours, the Icemen stepped out of the subzero chamber and spoke with the survival, evasion, reconnaissance, and escape specialists and the AFE team to address discrepancies and better ways to utilize the equipment.
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"Everything fell apart, but we are still standing," said Lyudmilla Bokotina, 69, a meteorologist who for 50 years has monitored Teriberka's fierce winds, snow and subzero temperatures from a wooden hut perched on an isolated hill.
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The music, crucial to keeping spirits up in subzero temperatures and a prolonged lack of acknowledgment from public officials, ranged from gospel-style singing of pop hits to rap to reggae to soca to African drums.
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They have been struggling to survive the subzero temperatures in the severely overcrowded main camp in Moria, using pup tents that were supposed to be temporary when they were set up last year in warmer weather.
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Since all its water content has been removed—via a process that involves exposing food to subzero temperatures, while removing the resulting water vapor with a vacuum—it's easier than canned goods to transport on the fly.
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The National Weather Service said the "life threatening" icy blast was set to arrive in the region Saturday, but the coldest air would not arrive until Sunday morning — with several cities facing the prospect of subzero temperatures.
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In fact, it had been more than 20 days since an inferno ignited in his remote Alaskan cabin, driving him into the subzero temperatures and snow, killing his dog and leaving Mr. Steele to fend for himself.
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Even though a freeze facial sounds like it'd be an intense Botox session, the concept of cold-air therapy is actually pretty simple: It uses vaporized liquid nitrogen at subzero temps to stimulate circulation and boost collagen production.
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The Wonderboom will be released in April and will come in six colors: Stone (gray), Phantom (black), Fireball (red), SubZero (blue), Cashmere (pink), and Lilac (the other pink), with a seventh Apple Store-exclusive color (a different blue).
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The videos compiled by RambleKhron have the actual footage of the filmset where actors originated the moves and looks of Scorpion, Subzero (yes, those two are played by the same guy), Raiden, Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, and more.
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Maybe it was Valentine's Day, or many the subzero hyperborean wasteland of the Northeast encouraged some good old fashioned artistic angst, but these five pins are some of the finest art objects you can get for under $22016.
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Kevin Liu—co-owner and chief cocktail maker of The Tin Pan in Richmond, Virginia, and author of Craft Cocktails at Home—pointed out that a subzero space like Minus 5 will have zero humidity in the air.
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In the dead of the subzero Antarctic winter, when the oceans at the bottom of the world are frozen over, scientists have observed massive holes the size of South Carolina or larger opening up in the sea ice.
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Provincial police say Ada likely went out into the elements sometime after to look for her husband before she fell victim to the subzero temperatures, which dipped to -14 degrees on the night before the couple was found.
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He must for the people who are out there in subzero temperatures fighting to keep our water clean and protect sacred earth; for all Americans who value clean drinking water, not only for themselves, but for their children.
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After trying each pair, she gives Erlandsson a detailed report — assessing their strengths in certain conditions, like icy surfaces, moderate or subzero temperatures, bumpy slopes or when she has blasted down the mountain at 80 miles an hour.
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Repeatedly, the example of a stranded truck driver was invoked: Judge Gorsuch had written a dissent arguing that a trucking company was permitted to fire a driver for abandoning his cargo for his own safety in subzero temperatures.
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It's so brutally cold in the Midwest right now, with subzero temperatures lingering for days, that schools and businesses are closing, mail carriers aren't delivering mail, transit workers are lighting fires to keep trains running, and people are dying.
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As we all know, however, appearances can be deceiving, and more often than not those flawless moments don't convey all of the hard work, sweat, and subzero temperatures they had to walk through in sleeveless dresses to get there.
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Maples explains that cryotherapy – a three-minute treatment said to burn up to 800 calories – allows you to step inside a chamber that holds subzero air which can drop to -256 degrees Fahrenheit during two- to three-minute sessions.
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The enormous chef's kitchen features everything you need to whip up a five-star meal, including custom-built wood cabinets, a farmhouse sink, an eight-burner Viking range stove, two Subzero refrigerators, two islands and a walk-in pantry.
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With bellies full, we head over to Subzero Scientific, where Ganja Jon takes our host Abdullah though the process of creating some of his famous concentrates (and of course,no tour would be complete without a dab or two).
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A team of airmen from the 356th Fighter Squadron, F-35 Program Integration Office, 354th Operation Support Squadron Aircrew Flight Equipment and 66th Training Squadron, Detachment 1, used a subzero chamber to replicate the extreme temperatures of interior Alaska.
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As an indication of what's coming to the East on Thursday and Friday, consider that on Tuesday morning, subzero lows were recorded in Iowa and Nebraska, and wind chills dropped to the mid-224s below zero Fahrenheit in Minnesota.
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And thank Heaven for her, because between Ms. Loeb and the Down entries in the northwest, that was the only way I was going to get 13A's ICE BOWL (clued as "Nickname of the subzero 1967 N.F.L. Championship Game").
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BELGRADE/SARAJEVO (Reuters) - At least eight people have died as subzero cold and heavy snow enveloped the Balkans, with tens of thousands stranded in remote regions or left without heating in temperatures that dipped as low as -20 degrees Celsius.
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They include the trade war with China, weakness in Europe, central bankers looking at subzero interest rates, turmoil in the Middle East, the looming Brexit and uncertainty heading into the 2020 United States elections, and fears of a possible recession.
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And in Chicago, which recently emerged from a brutal few days of subzero temperatures and where snow is forecast for five out of the next seven days, the city received just shy of 4,400 pothole complaints from residents in January.
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Cold temperatures can hurt both, especially when it gets as severe as Winter Storm Jaden, which has triggered states of emergency across the country and will subject more than 70 percent of the US population to subzero temperatures over the next few days.
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DENVER (Reuters) - A Colorado mother accused of leaving her 2-year-old son inside her parked car for as many as 14 hours in subzero temperatures, causing the child to suffer frostbitten toes, made her first court appearance on Monday, authorities said.
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In Manhasset, N.Y., a five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath, 2,700-square-foot expanded 1700s Cape, with three wood-burning fireplaces, a sky-lit kitchen with a Viking stove and Subzero refrigerator, and a master-bedroom suite on the main floor.
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VUCJAK, Bosnia (Reuters) - Hundreds of migrants and refugees stuck in a makeshift camp in a Bosnian forest are struggling to survive in subzero temperatures as snow weighs down on their tents, spurring fears that some may die unless they are resettled soon.
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A 5-year-old, wearing just socks and light clothing, carried an 18-month-old through subzero temperatures in the Yukon Flats of Alaska after the power went out at the home where they had been left alone, according to the authorities.
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In a new consumer update, the federal agency warns of the dangers of the "so-called 'treatment,' " offered at spas and wellness centers, that involves exposing one's legs, torso, and sometimes head to air chilled by liquid nitrogen to subzero temps (think -300 degrees).
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Since 2008, the imprint has been a hub at the gnarled outer realms of electronic music, issuing—among their vast swath of releases—battered takes on futuristic techno, subzero grime refractions, chest-caving drones, and ambient records that feel like unusually aggro ASMR tapes.
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For what followed — he crash-landed his own plane, then tried unsuccessfully to pry his dying squadron mate out from under his battered fuselage in subzero temperatures while Chinese troops hovered — Lieutenant Hudner collected the first Medal of Honor awarded during the Korean War.
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In Escanaba, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, a water main had broken during the worst of the cold, sending water spewing onto a road, cutting water pressure in the city, and forcing workers to try to contain it behind a berm of snow in subzero temperatures.
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The former Saturday Night Live star questioned Gorsuch about the case of Alphonse Maddin, a TransAm driver fired by the company for leaving the cab of a trailer with frozen brakes, in defiance of company orders, after subzero temperatures sent him into a near-hypothermic state.
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Anything that can get sent into space, and be exposed to a vacuum, and to subzero temperatures and to radiation, and just basically go to sleep and them come alive once it gets oxygen and water again, and then can carry on and have babies—that's incredible.
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Alejandro G. Iñárritu won in 2015 for "Birdman," the bizarrely hilarious tale of an aging superhero actor trying to get serious on Broadway, and he did it again in 2016 with "The Revenant," a radically different western focused on a quest for revenge in subzero temperatures.
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They knew how strange it sounded, the hope that Kim's brain could be preserved in subzero storage so that decades or centuries from now, if science advanced, her billions of interconnected neurons could be scanned, analyzed and converted into computer code that mimicked how they once worked.
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In Downtown Brooklyn, a three-bedroom, three-bath corner duplex with striking views, a double-height living room and a kitchen with a Subzero wine cooler and granite pullout carving table, in a 37-story high-rise built in 2009 with a lap pool and a library.
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"It's become a must-do thing in life to see the northern lights," said Arne Bergh, an owner and creative director of the Icehotel in Kiruna, Sweden, where every winter aurora hopefuls chase the phenomenon he called "nature's own fireworks" before retiring to their subzero ice rooms.
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In a case involving a truck driver who abandoned a broken-down trailer in subzero temperatures when he started losing feeling in his limbs, Gorsuch sided with the company's decision to fire the man in a dissent Senator Al Franken grilled him on during his confirmation hearings.
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Let me pause, also, to note that along with a few players recklessly running about the field in short sleeves, we got to watch the Vikings' cheerleaders dance in the subzero temperatures and shake in their mukluks for slightly more than the cost of gas for their cars.
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Read more:Why you should never put your child in a car seat with a coat on, even if it's freezing outsideParents in Nordic countries have their babies nap outside in subzero temperatures so they sleep longer and betterA baby died after being left to sleep in a car seat at daycare.
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Alphonse Maddin said Gorsuch was the only judge on the 10th Circuit to side with his employer, TransAm Trucking, after it fired him for leaving his cargo after he waited for hours without heat for a truck to come and repair the brakes on his trailer that froze in subzero temperatures.
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Every morning that I am home in Paris, I silently salute her as I leave the house or cross the River Seine at Pont de l'Archevêché, where newlyweds come from all over the world to be photographed in their dresses and suits, often oblivious to the scorching heat, famous Paris "grisaille" or subzero temperatures.
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His name is Franklin Chapman, known as Jack; he's a retired college security chief and part Cherokee Indian who lives here in Santa Fe. In December 1950, on a subzero night in the mountain wilds near North Korea's Chosin Reservoir, Mr. Chapman's convoy, part of the Seventh Infantry Division, came under withering attack by the Chinese.
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The two runs of that race will be contested before and after the men's downhill, which may make for interesting viewing back in the United States on Wednesday night, but it is less than ideal for Olympic officials who have spent several frustrating days wrapped tight in their parkas to protect against the subzero wind chill temperatures.
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It also had an all-glass panoramic roof for $2,000, a subzero package priced at $1,000, and was capped off by the $3,500 premium upgrades package like a battery range upgrade, red brake calipers, and my favorite nifty feature: Bio-Weapon Defense Mode, which is an air-filtration system salve for allergy-sufferers like me, who are often sneezing at the wheel.
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But they not only miraculously survived the crash, Ms. Klaben suffering a broken left arm and Mr. Flores fracturing his jaw and several ribs; they also went on to endure 49 days of subzero temperatures, some of that time huddled inside the cabin of the plane's wreckage, some of it in a lean-to Mr. Flores built, until they were finally rescued.
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As I hand the robe over to him—now I'm just in my underwear—I suddenly remember that the last time I even remotely experienced subzero temperatures was when I went on holiday to Norway as a teenager with my mom, where, at one point, I simply laid face-down on the bed and refused to leave the hotel because it was too cold.
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So when Mr. Trump disembarks Friday morning from Air Force One for a day and a half of closed-door meetings in the resort town of La Malbaie, the president can expect a subzero reception for what some observers have begun calling the "G6+1," a reference to the political and diplomatic isolation that Mr. Trump has created for himself with his unilateral trade and security actions against his friends.
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While it can vary from vehicle to vehicle, experts and owners alike report that operating in subzero temperatures can cut range by as much as half, requiring twice as much energy to get from point A to B. As last week's winter storm drove temperatures down below zero across large swaths of the U.S., reduced range was a problem not just for the I-Pace but for the Tesla Model 3, the Nissan Leaf, the Chevrolet Bolt; indeed, for all electric vehicles.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinSenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility House panel investigating decision to resume federal executions To combat domestic terrorism, Congress must equip law enforcement to fight rise in white supremacist attacks MORE (D-Ill.) criticized Gorsuch for his decision while on the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals against a truck driver who had been fired for leaving his cargo after waiting hours for a repair truck to come fix his brakes that had frozen in subzero temperatures.
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Instead, there are at least three distinct, equally adorable commercial districts, at least a dozen places to have brunch and probably twice that many nail salons, plenty of restaurants that deliver — though not 24 hours a day — and, for the past few months, one of those Thai-inspired ice cream places where you pay $7 a cup to watch the servers spend four full minutes scraping ingredients on a subzero platter until they become five little rollups that are astonishingly creamy and come with unlimited free toppings.
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Photo Illustration by Elena Scotti/Gizmodo/GMG, photos via Getty ImagesNearly three thousand athletes have made their way to the Winter Olympic this month, and probably at least a couple are cursing the day they ever decided to become world-class bobsledders: Reports out of Pyeongchang list the temperature at or around a murderous subzero, putting this year's games on track to be the coldest since 1994—with matters not much helped by the fact that, in their haste to get a stadium in shape, South Korea's builders neglected to include a roof.
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