Here's to thawing foreign relations, people, and just thawing in general!
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The IG also found frozen foods past their expiration date and meat thawing without labels to indicate when the thawing had started.
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The change in climate — the thawing, the melting of the permafrost and the thawing of the permafrost — releases it into a human community.
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Researchers say that if too much permafrost thaws it will create a self-reinforcing cycle wherein thawing permafrost will lead to still more thawing permafrost, which in turn will make climate change worse.
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Land is thawing, ice is receding, and life is changing.
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Hopes of thawing relations appeared even more distant on Thursday.
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Nonetheless, the freeze between the countries is now thawing somewhat.
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So, thawing relations, possibly an olive branch of some sort.
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And arctic permafrost is already thawing because of warmer temperatures.
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Evidence has suggested that thawing permafrost has its own consequences.
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Permafrost that has been frozen for many years is thawing.
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People and nature student winner: "Thawing away" by Gergana Daskalova
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Ultimately, Fox renewed deals with Sinclair in five markets, thawing tensions.
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In reality, specimens found in the thawing permafrost are... less cute.
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Housing patterns show some of the clearest signs of thawing attitudes.
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You need both the freezing and thawing processes to be fast.
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Thawing permafrost and sea beds will release methane, a greenhouse gas.
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He was thawing a frozen human torso in the midday sun.
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A home fell off the thawing coastline in Shishmaref, Alaska. 8.
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These cracks were getting wider from freezing and thawing, and moisture.
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Tomatoes can be frozen raw and used for sauces after thawing.
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Thawing permafrost is one of the most dreaded climate feedback loops.
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Trade Could trade tensions be thawing between the US and China?
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Meltwater from thawing permafrost is concerning that high North in the Arctic.
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The change also signifies an apparent thawing of his attitudes toward Apple.
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They were surprised to learn that it's thawing all over the place.
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The increased temperatures have brought avalanches, thinning sea ice and thawing permafrost.
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Added to this were signs that U.S. China relations might be thawing.
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Thawing out over coffee after the reading, she reflected on the experience.
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The Alaskan landscape isn't uniform, so the way it's thawing isn't either.
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Yeah I mean there are love songs on Thawing Dawn, no doubt.
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But there is the thawing of the permafrost that endangers the infrastructure.
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That would give the appearance of a thawing in U.S.-Russian relations.
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With it, the subtle indifference to him in the UK is thawing.
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Here, and across the Arctic, sea ice is forming later and thawing earlier.
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The jump in futures volume comes amid signs of thawing elsewhere in markets.
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Still thawing out from their wild-card game a week earlier in Minnesota?
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Though worryingly, the recent slowing also carries ominous news for the thawing landmass.
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Thawing permafrost could make the earth buckle and slide under buildings and pipelines.
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There have been tentative signs, however, that foreign leaders are thawing toward Russia.
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The cracks are getting wider from freezing and thawing as well as moisture.
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But thawing without damage does not mean a baby will ultimately be born.
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Its plain, boxy buildings sit on stilts to prevent thawing the permafrost below.
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But the road to thawing relations with its archenemy, South Korea, was rocky.
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The fear is that the thawing will encourage greater excavation in the Arctic.
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Thawing a turkey properly will take some time and effort, but it's really important.
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That's trouble, since meltwater can accelerate the thawing already occurring from warming ocean temperatures.
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Where it stands: King Jong-un's testing freezes have a way of thawing out.
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Martin Mecnarowski captured this image of ice thawing this spring in the Czech Republic.
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There was signs too that tensions between Turkey and regional power Russia were thawing.
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Plus, thawing could cost Alaska's infrastructure — think buckling roads, shifting construction, and slumping land.
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Avalara's offering would be another indication that the market for technology IPOs is thawing.
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Now, one of the most immediate problems with thawing permafrost would be mercury poisoning.
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The decision comes amid an unexpected thawing of relations between North and South Korea.
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But the beavers' handiwork accelerates the thawing and exacerbates climate change, Dr. Tape said.
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The bakery's supply of expensive cheese and cold meats sat in a thawing freezer.
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They salvaged thawing chicken from their broken freezers and cooked it over wood fires.
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It will even still whip up after thawing, though maybe not quite as fluffily.
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I never went anywhere without my copy of "Thawing Frozen Frogs," by Brian Patten.
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With Qatar continuing to deny such charges, any thawing of relations hasn't looked imminent.
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Kendra Pierre-Louis of The Times put it this way: Researchers say that if too much permafrost thaws it will create a self-reinforcing cycle wherein thawing permafrost will lead to still more thawing permafrost, which in turn will make climate change worse.
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As it happens, scientists are seeing a kind of self-reinforcing cycle take place: Permafrost is thawing due to climate change, and the thawing permafrost sends more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, which contribute to more warming, and consequently, more permafrost thaw.
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Staining or ice crystals on the package is another indication of thawing and re-freezing.
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While the scientists study the thawing Arctic environment, the subs will conduct undersea war games.
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At one site, Mould Bay, the level of thawing was 240% higher than historic norms.
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The mine in Siberia was 250 meters deep and under a layer of thawing permafrost.
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Well, scientists can freeze them, sure, but thawing without causing damage has proven nearly impossible.
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Until recently, the chill that sanctions put on the investment climate seemed to be thawing.
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There are three new islands in the thawing Arctic, each left behind by melting glaciers.
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In cold climates the destruction is aggravated by water in the cracks freezing and thawing.
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The new report is another indication that U.S.-China trade relations appear to be thawing.
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Kim Jong Un's regime made overtures toward thawing relations with the U.S. and South Korea.
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The avalanche was caused by the thawing of the caps on the planet's North Pole.
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It also means that many clinics that freeze eggs do not have experience thawing them.
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The danger here, he emphasized, is not from the slow thawing of the permafrost itself.
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Thawing permafrost is doing the same, only with methane, a far more potent greenhouse gas.
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We had been anticipating some kind of thawing in U.S.-China trade relations since October.
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The thawing of the Arctic will establish new, direct sea lanes between oceans and continents.
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But now rivers, lakes, and subsurface ice are thawing and flowing and beginning to converge.
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Early on, he'd studied the phenomenon in Alpine lakes, where thawing permafrost could create landslides.
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For many Native communities, rising temperatures have led to thawing permafrost, aggressive erosion and flooding.
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It's clear that the thawing permafrost has an important effect on the climate, Henderson said.
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Their version of comedy gold often centers on thawing, the most common topic among callers.
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"Climate change doesn't just affect ice thawing in the (Arctic) poles and coastal flooding," Castro said.
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Kostin told CNBC Wednesday that "political infighting" in the U.S. could prevent a thawing of relations.
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Dear internet, I have a simple request: can we get busy on the thawing trend now?
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After thawing, none of the tissues showed signs of damage and the nanoparticles were washed away.
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Permafrost is thawing, and threatening to release vast quantities of buried soil carbon into the atmosphere.
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In March 2100, the researchers pulled the samples out of storage and began the thawing processes.
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The permafrost is thawing out from beneath homes, and huge chunks of the coast are crumbling.
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By thawing permafrost and releasing loads of sequestered carbon, tundra fires can have long-lasting effects.
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The balance comes from natural sources—wetlands, rivers and lakes, wildfires, termites, geological seeps, thawing permafrost.
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Times appear to be changing, though, with the outward hostility to the K Street crowd thawing.
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Bilateral talks aimed at thawing relations between Venezuela and the United States kicked off in June.
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Melting sea ice around Shishmaref is washing away the thawing arctic soils, leading to extreme erosion.
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Reflation trades also supported oil prices, as did hopes for a thawing in the Sino-U.
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In Siberia, they see hayfields that are underwater because of the thawing of the permafrost layer.
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But, before long, the sun emerges and by the late morning and afternoon, we're thawing out.
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The call went to voicemail, but in the annals of thawing relations, it was a start.
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Frozen fruits and veggies should be solid and hard, not soft, mushy or wet, sweating or thawing.
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That was related to the melting sea ice, the thawing of permafrost, the frequency of damaging storms.
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These deep zigzagging lines are called linear gullies, likely formed by thawing blocks of carbon dioxide ice.
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China rolled out the red carpet for Mr Kim in March, thawing relations after a deep chill.
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The gains came as traders took comfort from a potential thawing of the U.S.-China trade war.
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The space agencies of both nations have tried thawing relations in recent years, and with some success.
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Climate change is thawing out the Arctic permafrost, a layer of frozen soil vital to many habitats.
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I've had my files frozen for a decade and have always found the thawing to be instantaneous.
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Such snowballs can form when heavy snowfall is followed by a period of thawing, then, again, freezing.
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These gassy lakes are created by thawing permafrost, which is soil that normally remains frozen all year.
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Every time you open your freezer, you are thawing produce as it is exposed to room temperature air.
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Treasury yields ticked higher on Tuesday as investors digested reports about a thawing in U.S.-China trade relations.
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Now, research published Monday in Geophysical Research Letters exposes another worrisome consequence of thawing permafrost—mercury (Hg) contamination.
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Cuba-U.S. relations are still thawing, but that doesn't mean entrepreneurs have to sit and wait idly by.
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From these trenches, the book is a field report about the thawing Cold War between men and women.
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The paper warns of extreme weather events, competition over a thawing Arctic, and increased water and food insecurity.
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Hopes are high that talks could lead to a thawing of trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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So scientists led by John Bischof at the University of Minnesota came up with a new thawing method.
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Giant, ancient viruses are thawing out in Siberia — and they're changing everything we thought we knew about them
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The Russian tourists' return over the weekend is the first sign of thawing relations between the two nations.
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The extent of the long-term impact of thawing permafrost on the surrounding environment isn't yet fully known.
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Two Republican senators are split over restoring diplomatic ties with Cuba amid thawing relations with the island nation.
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The logo is cute, but the service right now stinks almost as badly as a thawing woolly mammoth.
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Just like the thawing Alaska tundra, the ground on Norway's Hardangervidda mountain plateau was soaked from the rainstorms.
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Also, thawing frozen meat in a sous-vide bath, as Mr. Crilly does, takes at least an hour.
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"The disease from thawing human and animal remains can get into groundwater that people then drink," Wired reported.
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Both Meadows and Jordan have shown that despite an initial frosty relationship with McCarthy, a thawing is possible.
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Thawing trade tensions between the U.S. and China could benefit one Chinese stock the most — Alibaba, says TradingAnalysis.
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No time frame was given on when the thawing out process will begin on that site, Gray said.
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Modern-day infectious diseases will spread and ancient ones may return, as thawing permafrost exposes old burial sites.
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Thawing permafrost has shifted structures off foundations, skewed power lines and damaged boardwalks that are the sole thoroughfare.
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As long as you&aposve followed the storage and thawing guidelines, the milk should be safe to use.
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Globally, thawing ice is revealing remnants of the natural world and human culture that have long been hidden.
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"I think it's a good idea," said Leahy, long a proponent of thawing relations between the US and Cuba.
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Relations have been slowly thawing since Erdogan suddenly apologized to the Kremlin for the Russian bomber incident in June.
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After Trump's first summit with Kim, a year ago in Singapore, there appeared to be progress in thawing relations.
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This thawing video from YouTube channel Stereokroma is seven-plus minutes of different vegetables and fruits doing exactly that.
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That, in turn, could release large quantities of methane—a potent but short-lived greenhouse gas—from thawing tundra.
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In a sign of thawing tension, Mexico's Seade said it was not the right time to target new products.
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Welch's recommends thawing them and using the extremely trendy fruit pieces on sandwiches, in poke bowls or even desserts.
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It's difficult to build new houses on thawing permafrost, and many existing houses have huge cracks in the foundations.
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While Washington is preoccupied with political transition, a thawing of relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia might be underway.
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But even though The Man in Black showed contempt for Delos, something else in him appears to be thawing.
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Trilobites Thawing sea ice may have opened the door, allowing the infection to cross oceans, a new study suggests.
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The dying of the Great Barrier Reef; the crippling, ongoing drought in East Africa; the thawing of Arctic ice.
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As the thawing soil heaves in springtime, rocks may arise, to be hauled away from the lawn mower's path.
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But rising temperatures also release carbon to the atmosphere, by thawing permafrost and increasing the number of forest fires.
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ROVANIEMI, Finland — The Arctic is thawing, and China is seizing the chance to expand its influence in the north.
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The ice is thawing — both the vast, mile-thick Greenland ice sheet and sea ice in the Arctic Ocean.
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Stock markets around the world were expected to open higher on Monday as a result of the thawing relations.
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However both countries have recently appointed new ambassadors to each other's capitals, in a sign ties may be thawing.
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Permafrost — the frozen soil that makes up much of the Arctic, and that is filled with carbon — is thawing.
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Arctic temperatures are rising twice as fast as elsewhere, sea ice is hitting record lows and permafrost is thawing.
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Meanwhile shares of many major companies are hovering near record highs, amid a thawing in U.S.-China trade tensions.
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"The permafrost is thawing and sea ice is melting, allowing waves and storms direct access to coastlines," she said.
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In June a scientific expedition found that permafrost in the Canadian Arctic is thawing 70 years earlier than predicted.
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Himalayan group bans plastic bags and promotes organic farming India's Himalayan glaciers are thawing rapidly due to rising temperatures.
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Cycles of freezing and thawing, animal burrowing or even the shifting of sediment can displace bones and stone tools.
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The Russian province's long-frozen ground, called permafrost, is thawing, triggering massive changes to the region's landscape and ecology.
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The news had little impact on markets, which have already adjusted to a thawing in U.S./China trade relations.
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The news had little impact on markets, which have already adjusted to a thawing in U.S.-China trade relations.
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The process would likely find itself like its titular hero: slowly thawing out and emerging into a new society.
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Others are wary Still, there some indications that relations are thawing between the Salvation Army and some LGBTQ leaders.
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But the story that emerged from the trip is not one of trade deals or thawing Iranian-European ties.
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Like Jensen's sites, Nunalleq is threatened by erosion—an average of nearly twenty feet since 2009—and by thawing permafrost.
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The couple's first pick wasn't viable, which isn't surprising given that one in four embryos don't survive the thawing process.
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"You'll need to change the water every 30 minutes because it'll get too cold and stop thawing evenly," Reynolds says.
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Toward the end of his tenure, President Obama pursued a dramatic thawing of relations between the two Cold War enemies.
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Andrey Guryev, CEO of PhosAgro, said there are high expectations of a thawing of tensions between the U.S. and Russia.
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This development has occurred alongside a strong pickup in our business formations tracker that suggests the entrepreneurial spirit is thawing.
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Sounding a note of caution, however, Schwarzman would not comment on a possible timeline for such a thawing in tensions.
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But now she was moved by the sudden thawing of her mood to put an arm around her mother's shoulders.
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A recent expedition reportedly led scientist to discover permafrost in the Canadian Arctic is thawing 70 years earlier than predicted.
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Continued global warming will accelerate thawing of the ice sheet and contribute to rising sea levels worldwide, scientists have found.
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Thawing permafrost on Alaska's North Slope is causing roads and buildings sink and shift, cracking water pipes and sewage lines.
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Nicki and Meek are no longer together, thus thawing the ice and allowing Drake and Nicki to work together again.
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Modern-day infectious diseases will spread and ancient ones may make a return, as thawing permafrost exposes old burial sites.
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One of the most spectacular yearly cycles on Earth is the freezing and thawing of huge swaths of this ocean.
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"But they have not returned an answer, something that has prevented progress in thawing ties," he was quoted as saying.
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However, the government expects thawing trade tensions between the United States and China to aid growth for export-reliant Malaysia.
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Since 2018, all of these services, including freezing, thawing, unfreezing and placing fraud alerts on your credit reports are free.
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Her words rushed together, a thawing waterfall, moving intricately between octaves; still the only word he understood was his name.
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It was already a huge deal that she would attend, as it possibly signals thawing tensions between the two Koreas.
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Fifteen years ago, the cliff face in Franconia Notch collapsed; centuries of freezing and thawing had cracked the Old Man's brow.
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After a long campaign for the nomination, the ice may finally be thawing between the two rivals for the Democratic nomination.
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It's slowly thawing and releasing it, and when it does release all the carbon dioxide, it's going to be game over.
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Huge amounts of carbon and methane are locked up in frozen soil in the Arctic, which is thawing as temperatures increase.
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This past August, a child died and 90 people were hospitalized when anthrax spread to humans from a thawing reindeer corpse.
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But he also has reinvented himself in a rather significant way, thawing from an angry grizzly into a steadfast papa bear.
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As a venture-capital-obsessed Michigan Wolverine, I'm thrilled to be thawing out in the startup mecca of SOMA, San Francisco.
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The fast food chain makes its Super Bowl debut with an ad about a guy thawing beef with a hair dryer.
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In truth, however, it's not that complicated—and this dish will be done long before your conventional bird's even done thawing.
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It's made of high quality thermal conductive material to speed up the thawing process naturally — no electricity, chemicals, or heating required.
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The main problem is that freezing and thawing human tissue and then putting it into a living person is incredibly difficult.
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He argued on Monday that human rights for Cubans will improve as diplomatic relations between Havana and Washington, D.C., continue thawing.
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You need to plan well ahead for proper thawing, which might take an entire five days for a 20-pound turkey.
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When Soviet artists toured America during the Cold War, were they thawing a conflict, or were they whitewashing human-rights violations?
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She said the financial sector has lagged other industries in embracing the thawing of relations between the United States and Cuba.
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Seeing eye-to-eye on tax reform has allowed for a slight thawing in the personal relationship between Bannon and Ryan.
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After thawing, an egg must be fertilized with sperm in the lab using a process called intracytoplasmic sperm injection, or ICSI.
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I was again released early, in 1998, in another moment of political thawing, just before President Bill Clinton's visit to China.
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But in recent weeks there have been increasing signs that the thawing relations between the two countries could again turn frosty.
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You can freeze fish and shrimp that have been thawed, but they lose quality with each round of freezing-and-thawing.
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In yet another sign of thawing relations between the United States and Cuba, JetBlue Flight 2000 departed from Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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Orders must be placed at least a day in advance, to give meat and fish time for a natural thawing process.
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The planet's shifting tilt exposed more of its surface to the Sun's rays, thawing subsurface reservoirs of frozen methane, the study suggests.
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These days, the planet is thawing off from it's last ice cycle—and being warmed at an unprecedented rate by industrialized civilization.
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In addition, thawing permafrost is harming infrastructure from Alaska to Siberia, with landslides and mysterious craters swallowing parts of the Russian Arctic.
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South Korea's KOSPI rose 0.8 percent, buoyed by stocks which are seen as benefitting from a further thawing in tensions with Pyongyang.
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He also was NATO secretary-general in the mid-1980s when there was a clear thawing in relations between Washington and Moscow.
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Successful storage of cells requires careful addition and removal of cryoprotectants, as well as the precise control of freezing and thawing rates.
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You can minimize the time your turkey spends in the danger zone by thawing it safely using one of the methods below.
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Refrigerator: If you're thawing your frozen turkey in the fridge, the USDA recommends allowing 403 hours for every four to five pounds.
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Signs of a thawing of relations between the United States and China are also putting upward pressure on yields, said an analyst.
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In the Money out section we'll review acquisition statistics and highlight other notable liquidity events, including the thawing market for technology IPOs.
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The arrest has roiled global markets amid worries it could torpedo possible thawing of trade tensions between the United States and China.
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This time, as we're getting into the Thanksgiving week, many of the questions that we get are having to do with thawing.
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But many people living in the Iranian diaspora hoped that there will be an eventual thawing of relations between the two countries.
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No representative from the United States attended the memorial or the funeral, despite a thawing in relations with Cuba under President Obama.
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There was no formal date in the Uztari calendar for the Hawkers' Market, but the thawing of the Necklace told the time.
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South Korea's KOSPI rose 0.7 percent, buoyed by stocks which are seen as benefitting from a further thawing in tensions with Pyongyang.
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Recent weather patterns already increased thawing of the sheet, and a complete melt could raise global average sea levels by 23 feet.
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But the mere introduction indicates a thawing of sorts after a decade of mostly dormant policy in this space on Capitol Hill.
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Four million people and nearly 70 percent of today's Arctic infrastructure will be affected by thawing permafrost by 2050, the report found.
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The permafrost, a layer of frozen soil beneath 53 percent of it, is thawing, causing homes to sink and roads to buckle.
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But its existence played a key role in setting the stage for the thawing of relations we've experienced during the Trump administration.
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Ms. Erickson was mopping up a load of thawing produce that had come in frozen, a common shipping hiccup for rural grocers.
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I've asked Equifax repeatedly in recent days what phone number people should call to request a new PIN for thawing their freezes.
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They also make cooking with frozen foods even more convenient, since there's no thawing required when you go the air-frying route.
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NATIONAL An article on Thursday about thawing permafrost in Alaska misspelled the surname of a researcher at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks.
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New Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has met Puigdemont's successor - fervent separatist Quim Torra - in a thawing of relations between Madrid and Barcelona.
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It's good that North Korea and the United States seem to be in a thawing of relationships, that they going to meet.
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The US and South Korea have maintained this year's drills will proceed as planned, despite the thawing in relations with the North.
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Van Cliburn, a gawky 23-year-old, had a Cold War-thawing victory at the Tchaikovsky Piano Competition in Moscow in 1958.
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Recent headlines point to some thawing, though CNBC reported earlier this week that Beijing remains pessimistic that a deal will get done.
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Thawing tensions between the US and North Korea froze again after Clinton's successor, George W. Bush, turned a cold shoulder to Pyongyang.
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The snow and mush are thawing, the sun is shining, and it's time to get on the road or get in the air.
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It's a preview of what's to come as climate change continues to reduce sea ice and people keep expanding into a thawing Arctic.
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The question of thawing is rising up the list of priorities both of countries with territory in the region and those farther afield.
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But now a warming climate is thawing the permafrost and melting the ice that's trapped inside, resulting in the collapse of the land.
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Thawing meats on the counter You never ever want to thaw a piece of meat by just leaving it right on your counter.
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If you can get one fresh, then you should do that—you won't have to take up space in your fridge thawing it.
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VICE News went across the Arctic to see the devastating impact of thawing permafrost, and the astonishing solution that might keep it frozen.
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All across the North, the very ground is changing, and the buildings and roads built upon the thawing permafrost are shifting and cracking.
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Now, climbing crude prices, easing capital markets, and a gold rush in Texas's prolific Permian basin are thawing a prolonged M&A freeze.
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Studies say the rate is accelerating, fed by thawing ice sheets and glaciers and the expansion of ocean water as the planet warms.
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However, the ray of hope is the thawing of U.S. relations with North Korea, which seemed like a dead end at one point.
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"Signs of thawing in tech IPOs and strong venture capital fundraising suggest healthy fundamentals over at least the next several months," said Marks.
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In May 2019, it looked like frosty relations could be thawing, after Qatar's prime minister attended an emergency Iran summit in Saudi Arabia.
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Every spring, the thawing earth would have pushed more rocks to the surface, for farmers and oxen to drag away to the periphery.
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Last week, diplomats from North Korea and South Korea met for the first time in two years in a sign of thawing tensions.
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However, production grew at a solid rate and business confidence jumped on the thawing trade tensions, offering some support for the cooling economy.
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"Some experts I've talked to say the thawing is even worse in some parts of Canada, especially the northwest," Mr. Fountain told me.
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February 1, 2019 As parts of Australia swelter under abnormally high temperatures, parts of the U.S. are thawing out from abnormally low ones.
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If current trends continue, thawing permafrost will release as much carbon by 2100 as all U.S. sources, including power plants, industry and transportation.
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The thawing also contributes to climate change, as warmed-up organic matter is decomposed by microbes, releasing more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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So perhaps we should be asking a different question that focuses on the freezing instead of the thawing: Were women happy they froze?
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Thawing permafrost in places such as Alaska and Siberia could release vast quantities of greenhouse gases, potentially unleashing feedback loops driving faster warming.
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Canada's permafrost forms a foundation under roads, pipelines and Indigenous hunting territory, and it's thawing fast Canada's permafrost forms a foundation under roads, pipelines and Indigenous hunting territory, and it's thawing fast The climate-driven collapse of Canada's Arctic permafrost is much more widespread than previously thought, according to new research that presents a dire picture of the changing northern landscape.
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Following the thawing of relations between the Cold War enemies, Cubans, afraid the policy would soon end, began leaving the island in greater numbers.
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Saudi Arabia does not recognize Israel and lifting the airspace ban would reflect what appears to be thawing ties between Israel and the kingdom.
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The faster melting mainly occurred in the southwestern part of the ice sheet, a region that previously wasn't thought to be thawing so rapidly.
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The two leaders are set to continue the recent thawing of their long-hostile relationship when they meet at a summit on April 27.
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Hopes for a thawing relationship fading But Trump's hopes of striking a grand bargain with Russia are fading, two administration officials told CNN Thursday.
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If his thawing on Obama is genuine, it will add even more tensions between these camps—and possibly cost Trump allies in both wings.
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He played a key role in the recent thawing of relations between the United States and Cuba, which re-established diplomatic ties last year.
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Though an exact date for the visit has not been set, Bach's invitation further signals a potential thawing of relations between the two Koreas.
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Like many private Cuban businesses in Havana, Clandestina benefited from a boom in U.S. travelers since a thawing of U.S.-Cuban relations in 2014.
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One example in the letter detailed how thawing of arctic frozen soils would release vast amounts of carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere.
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With the thawing of diplomatic relations, they hope to book more Cuban acts, like the singer Cucu Diamantes, who performed during Miami Art Basel.
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The meeting is a big step in the thawing of relations between the two Cold War foes, but both sides are proceeding with trepidation.
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Four million people, especially indigenous communities in the Arctic, and 70 percent of the region's infrastructure will be threatened by thawing permafrost by 2050.
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The report touches on wildfires that came close to Space Launch complexes and a southern California base, as well as thawing permafrost in Alaska.
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Rumors have circulated that tensions are thawing, but some experts believe the resolve of the coalition to punish Qatar will take years to break.
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At a meeting late last year, Mr. Xi flashed a grin and the Japanese media pounced on it as a sign of thawing relations.
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That statement detailed the council's work on a variety of topics, including marine pollution and helping Arctic communities adapt to the thawing of permafrost.
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The samples were also put through eight cycles of thawing and freezing -- something they would likely experience on the moon as the temperatures shift.
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Cream cheese will not be as silky smooth upon thawing, but can still be used for cheesecakes, cookies, Danish fillings and other baking projects.
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He will show how warming temperatures are melting the state's famed Portage Glacier and thawing the permafrost, which countless communities depend on to survive.
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This all took place as as Obama and Secretary Clinton made a stab at thawing relations with Russia as part of the "reset" strategy.
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This very public thawing of their relationship proved an irresistible attraction at Augusta National, where, strangely, birdsong is heard but birds are rarely seen.
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Now in its 14th year, the report contains the usual mix of dismal news on retreating sea ice, thawing permafrost, and Greenland's ongoing meltdown.
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I see in him something that I have seen in myself during my own recovery—a melting, a thawing, a curious glance at optimism.
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Methane is a powerful and influential greenhouse gas, and thawing permafrost might release a lot of it into the atmosphere over the coming decades.
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If you're thawing it in the fridge, allow 24 hours for every 5 pounds and keep it in a pan to catch any raw juices.
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The relationship between Cuba and the US is thawing, and the pressure is on President Obama to close the detention center as he's long promised.
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Indeed, NATO envoys will hold a further formal meeting with Russia next week in what many are suggesting could be a sign of thawing tensions.
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Limiting warming to 1.5°C, as compared to 21003°C, would prevent 1.5 to 2.5 million square kilometers of permafrost from thawing, the report finds.
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The model also doesn't account for direct consequences of climate change, like sea level rise flooding coastal areas or thawing permafrost causing roads to buckle.
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Permafrost in many places across the Arctic is now locked in a pattern of thawing and refreezing each new season, when once it remained steady.
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The people who live there face multiple climate threats, such as flooding from rising seas and infrastructure failures linked to the thawing of frozen ground.
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Hostile toward Kumail at first because of what their daughter's shared with them, the gradually thawing relationship between them is among the movie's sweeter attributes.
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But that enmity is thawing as the growing number of electric cars on the road threatens to cut demand for both renewable and conventional fuels.
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Among the drawbacks of warming, rising temperatures are thawing permafrost such as at Kangerlussuaq on the Arctic Circle, the site of the island's main airport.
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"I think I'm very well prepared," Trump told reporters of the meeting to discuss denuclearization and thawing relationships after decades of war in the region.
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Use the last few weekends of chilly sweater weather to stay in the confines of your comforter and start thawing out with these tropical movies.
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Trade-reliant commodity-linked and automotive stocks were boosted by fresh indications that a prolonged trade war between the United States and China was thawing.
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Any new tracks could also potentially alter how surface water flows in the tundra, draining lakes or accelerating the thawing of permafrost in some areas.
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After months of turmoil over nuclear testing, tensions appear to be thawing on the Korean peninsula ahead of next month's Winter Olympics in South Korea.
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Thawing in the region has inspired a geo-strategic chess game in which the United States finds itself with few pieces and even fewer moves.
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Stocks in Asia mostly advanced on signs of a thawing in relations, with MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan gaining around 0.2%.
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Russian equities would only look attractive here should a perfect storm of warming U.S.-Russia political relations, a thawing trade embargo and strong crude oil strike.
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The recent thawing of inter-Korean relations comes as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo prepares to depart for his third trip to North Korea on Thursday.
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The exhibition will coincide with a historic visit by U.S. President Barack Obama, 15 months after a thawing of relations between the former Cold War enemies.
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A presidential election in May saw the victory of liberal Moon Jae-in, whose administration has overseen a thawing of relations between South and North Korea.
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That coincided with the thawing of the cold war between Cuba and the United States, with the restoration of diplomatic ties after 54 years in 2015.
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Permafrost is thawing at a rapid clip, suggesting that researchers could be underestimating the impact of that particular feedback loop by as much as 50 percent.
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The wolf head is the latest of many extraordinarily well-preserved specimens that are emerging from the Arctic permafrost, which is thawing due to climate change.
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Financial markets were buoyed by a thawing of U.S.-China relationship after leaders of the world's two largest economies agreed on Saturday to restart trade talks.
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She is also prepping a couple coolers full of dry ice — just in case she has to rush into the lab to save anything from thawing.
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Or maybe it's just the thawing of our frozen hearts, as we warm up to the idea of actually socializing again while eating (post winter hibernation).
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Just try to keep your ice-cold heart from thawing while watching six-year-old Nyla Miller thank Simone Biles for being an inspiration to her.
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Photo by Zhan Min/VCG via Getty Images Maybe the IPO markets are thawing a bit after the crash of the last few weeks and…tariffs.
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As for thawing the car out, Yelen's father told WKBW that Justin likely will have the car towed to a warm garage to defrost it there.
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We don't know for sure if Cardi has taken Offset back, but there have been signs for more than a week that the ice is thawing.
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While fund managers are showing signs of caution, the recent thawing in the trade-related tensions between the United States and China has helped soothe nerves.
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The row threatened to set back ties that had been thawing after the Swiss parliament in 2016 skirted voters' demands for immigration quotas for EU citizens.
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"The final product is the work of both campaigns," he said — a clear sign of thawing relations between the two after a bitterly fought nominating contest.
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A geologist with the Swiss Alpine Club has said that warmer conditions and thawing permafrost have led to more dangerous conditions on the mountains, Fodor's reports.
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European stocks closed Monday lower, as investors monitored signs of thawing tensions between the U.S. and North Korea and reacted to renewed political turmoil in Italy.
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New York (CNN Business)US oil prices tumbled on Tuesday after Secretary of State Mike Pompeo hinted at thawing tensions between the United States and Iran.
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Neither Mr. Raffaele nor Mr. Greenberg was overly impressed by the prospects for importing Cuban cigars now that the United States relations with Cuba are thawing.
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Ma Xiaoguang, spokesman for China's Taiwan Affairs Office, dismissed the suggestion that the Trump-Kim summit could lead to a similar thawing between China and Taiwan.
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On Thawing Dawn, some songs have pedal steel on them, so it would be a hard argument to make to say that those aren't country influenced.
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Hours later, after talking to passengers wrapped in blankets and to police divers, I was back at that desk, limbs thawing, writing the unexpected: good news.
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His ascension to the presidency opened up new, unthinkable possibilities in international relations, like a thawing of relations with Kim and a truce with the Taliban.
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Our interactive graphics have revealed how quickly ice is melting in Antarctica, how extreme heat is spreading around the globe and how Alaska's permafrost is thawing.
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And when it does, microbes consume organic matter, releasing CO2 and methane into the atmosphere, leading to more warming, more thawing, and even more carbon emissions.
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Think of it like thawing ice cubes made of water and muck: If you defrost the tray, the greenery will sink to the bottom and settle.
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The biosphere tipping points involve the devastation of boreal forests, the Amazon rainforest, warm-water coral reefs, and the thawing of frozen soil known as permafrost.
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The study showed the advantages to be gained from limiting warming to 1.5 degrees: Thawing would be reduced by about 30 percent, or 750,000 square miles.
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Glacial melt, reductions in snow cover, and thawing of permafrost are also projected to increase the risk of landslides, avalanches, rockfalls, and floods in mountain regions.
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And there are indications that Arctic warming may be turning into a self-reinforcing spiral, as the thawing tundra itself releases vast quantities of greenhouse gases.
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Meanwhile, the U.S.-South Korea alliance has been tested amid a broader thawing in tensions between Seoul and Pyongyang, spurred in part by the Winter Olympics.
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Alaska's main artery to the Arctic, the 414-mile-long Dalton Highway, is being threatened by rapidly thawing "landslides," according to a report from Arctic Now.
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Mr. Parker said workers were continuing to patch potholes, which pocked the city's 103,400 lane-miles of street after a brutal cycle of freezing and thawing.
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"Thawing permafrost is one of the tipping points for climate breakdown and it's happening before our very eyes," said Jennifer Morgan, Executive Director of Greenpeace International.
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At least 20013 people from nomadic communities in northern Siberia have been hospitalized amid an anthrax outbreak that scientists believe was caused by thawing reindeer carcasses.
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At least 40 people from nomadic communities in northern Siberia have been hospitalized amid an anthrax outbreak that scientists believe was caused by thawing reindeer carcasses.
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Approximately 56 percent of Lake Michigan was covered in ice over the winter, according to Today — and experts say the lake is thawing at a rapid pace.
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For example, thawing permafrost along the tundra has led to the rotting of formerly frozen organic matter, which is contributes methane, a greenhouse gas, to the atmosphere.
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"The fact Trump is now...working to find a resolution for ZTE marks the latest sign of thawing in Beijing-Washington relations," JPMorgan said in a note.
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Though the approval process is thawing, analysts and industry insiders said new releases would still be gradual as the regulator had a backlog of thousands of games.
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The situation on Novaya Zemlya is a preview of what's to come as the climate continues to warm and people push into a thawing Arctic, he says.
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Experts with the Russian Ministry of Agriculture believe the cause of infection is the thawing of the frozen carcass of a reindeer that died 75 years ago.
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If the summit occurs, it would be the third since April, when the once-rival countries began thawing tensions after nearly reaching the brink of nuclear war.
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When you freeze your eggs, for example, they don't even survive the thawing process every time — let alone make it all the way through fertilization and implantation.
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How they did it: Finnish scientists collected 16 samples of peat from Finland's Lapland region and slowly warmed them from underneath to simulate thawing in the lab.
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The arctic home of the Doomsday Vault containing a selection of the world's seeds is under threat of thawing as climate change becomes a more urgent reality.
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Imgur user DracoLeCount, who recently had a tomato in the freezer for some reason, took photos of what happened to the unfortunate fruit during its thawing process.
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Air France will resume its direct Paris–Tehran flight after a gap of eight years following a thawing in relations between the West and the Islamic state.
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That would require strengthening buildings' foundations, researchers have said; additionally, thawing permafrost could release harmful greenhouse gases and cause landslides and subsidence, threatening buildings, roads and pipelines.
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The thawing of relations with Russia has raised eyebrows in the West as it comes at a time of strained relations between Turkey and its European neighbors.
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But she's taken the bare bones of an idea and turned into a full-fledged story about, among other things, the thawing of a woman's frozen heart.
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When the former Thunder teammates last shared a court, during Wednesday's game in Golden State, there seemed to be some slight thawing to the famously frosty relationship.
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He said that returning the creature in sufficient numbers may help protect the thawing permafrost, which sequesters more carbon dioxide than all of the rain forests combined.
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"The risk to the downside is currently muted and only a significant thawing in the U.S.-Iranian relationship would change it," PVM oil analyst Tamas Varga said.
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Meanwhile, financial markets were buoyed by a thawing of U.S.-China relations after leaders of the world's two largest economies agreed on Saturday to restart trade talks.
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The row threatened to set back ties that had been thawing after the Swiss parliament in late 2016 skirted voters' demand for immigration quotas for EU citizens.
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Read: How climate change is revealing, and threatening, thawing relics "What was very striking is that, with tree species, there were winners and losers," she told CNN.
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We began our Jackfruit Cake taste test by pre-heating the oven to 400 degrees F and placing the thawing pucks of jackfruit on a non-stick pan.
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Netesov, who was one of the first people to start checking the Siberian bodies for live smallpox in 1993, believes the worry about the thawing graveyards is overblown.
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"People are too invested in the last five years of thawing, which is understood by everyone to be strategically sound," said the official, who declined to be identified.
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The leaders of North Korea and South Korea will meet at a historic summit next month, marking the culmination of the recent thawing of a traditionally hostile relationship.
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Xinhua, China's official news agency gave few details, but the landmark meeting can be interpreted as a slight thawing in the frosty relations between historical and ideological friends.
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"Investor indifference towards gold is seemingly thawing, with market participants that have been inactive for some (time) starting to get involved again," UBS analysts said in a note.
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For years, scientists have recognized that the ice sheet's tepid underbelly is probably thawing, and that this could have implications for how quickly the rest of Greenland goes.
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And in a sign of a thawing of relations, Trump on Wednesday expressed support for a Cruz-backed, Internet-related proposal in government funding talks in the Senate.
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"As temperatures warm up and there is more permafrost thawing, there is more connectivity between groundwater and river channels and thus more flow during the wintertime," said Pavelsky.
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And U.S. officials are considering the strategy in the middle of planned diplomatic talks between North and South Korea — the first sign of thawing tensions in two years.
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Talk of a trip by the U.S. Treasury Secretary to China also fuelled hopes that the recent trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies may be thawing.
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In addition to the record-breaking crowd, the show was an important benchmark in the thawing relations between the embargoed Communist country and much of the Western world.
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Both are clearly impacted by these findings, as melting ice produces new naval pathways through the region and thawing permafrost worsens one of the world's biggest economic threats.
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In a sign the relationship may have been thawing, staff were permitted to attend last year's dinner after being barred from it during Trump's first year in office.
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There has been a notable thawing of sentiment within the Cuban-American community toward opening economic relations with the Cubans and engaging, even if not accepting, the government.
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The yen fell on Thursday as global tensions including the U.S.-China trade conflict showed signs of thawing, bolstering investor confidence and reducing demand for safe-haven currencies.
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Temperatures hover within a degree or two of freezing, and in the inky blackness, a flashlight illuminates nothing but naked branches and thawing pools of jet black water.
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The visit by the seven-member North Korean delegation has been heralded as a thawing of tensions following a series of missile and nuclear tests by the North.
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"Fermentation toxicity," as the report called it, is most common in late winter and early spring, when thawing berries promote yeast fermentation of the sugars in the fruit.
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Read: Alaska's Permafrost Is Thawing Watch: When Alaska's Permafrost Isn't Permanent Max Fisher and Amanda Taub were in Canada earlier this year reporting for their column, The Interpreter.
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The uncertainty here is projecting how much land might succumb to abrupt thawing, says University of Alaska Fairbanks permafrost geophysicist Vladimir Romanovsky, who wasn't involved in the work.
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The poem signified a thawing in relations between the old enemies that can be traced back to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's state visit to Beijing in 23.
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U.S. stocks rose 29% in 2019, with the fourth quarter delivering a gain of nearly 9%, as a thawing of U.S.-China trade tensions sharpened investors' risk appetite.
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Talk of a trip by the U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to China also fuelled hopes that trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies may be thawing.
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The frozen ground that underlies much of the state is thawing quickly, a development that is both a symptom of climate change and a possible spur for more.
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As experts anticipate further melting across the Arctic, several countries have sought ways to exploit the thawing — laying cables and drilling for oil, natural gas and other resources.
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It arrives frozen, and the combination of textures and temperatures — the silken fur, the firm sack of rapidly thawing innards below, is deeply unfamiliar to a taxidermy novice.
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The finding comes after a year of broken temperature records, runaway melting of the Greenland ice sheet and fears of rapidly thawing permafrost, the New York Times reports.
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A typical one features high temperatures that are 10 to 20 degrees above normal — in most of the Northeast, enough to make the difference between freezing and thawing.
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THAWING TENSIONS China's better-than-expected trade numbers come amid a flurry of trust-building gestures from both sides ahead of the signing of the Phase 22019 deal.
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Just a day before the Phase 1 trade deal signing, the U.S. Treasury on Monday dropped China's designation as a currency manipulator, signalling a further thawing of relations.
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During the thawing of relations between the U.S. and Cuba under the Obama administration, hundreds of international companies, many of them American, went to Cuba looking for opportunities.
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It is unclear whether thawing Arctic permafrost has already started to produce a net release of carbon dioxide or methane, a much more powerful short-term warming agent.
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"Thawing permafrost throughout the Arctic could be releasing an estimated 300-20.13 million tons of net carbon per year to the atmosphere," the NOAA writes in the report.
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After Seoul announced that Japan and South Korea will be holding senior-level talks in December, some analysts said the development suggests relations may be thawing for now.
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Speaking Friday, press secretary Sarah Sanders said the summit's success lay in its mere existence, which she said was an indication of thawing relations between Washington and Pyongyang.
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A thawing Arctic will contribute a lot more carbon to the atmosphere, she added, estimating it could be like the world absorbing the emissions of two more large countries.
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"The main principle for construction in permafrost areas is to avoid the warming and thawing of permafrost," writes Statsbygg, the state-owned management company that conducted the feasibility study.
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Thawing permafrost on the plateau, which accounts for up to a quarter of China's land carbon sinks, could release earlier trapped carbon and further hasten the warming in temperatures.
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The big picture: Throughout Nebraska, rivers were breaking record highs with heavy rain on top of significant snowpack, suddenly thawing ground and a surge of snowmelt traveling from upstream.
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However, a previous thawing that allowed Norilsk Nickel and Evraz to issue bonds late last year proved short-lived and investors are likely to remain cautious due to sanctions.
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Now, researchers say thawing in the Arctic could also release significant amounts of nitrous oxide, an even more powerful greenhouse gas trapped below the permafrost, a new study finds.
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QUITO, Ecuador – Officials in Ecuador say they are launching a security effort with the United States in a further sign that frosty relations between the two nations are thawing.
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Pharrell Williams was topping the charts with a song called "Happy," people were quite literally addicted to Google Glass, and relations between the U.S. and Cuba were finally thawing.
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In results published in Nature in 2011, Jansson found that after thawing a sample for just 48 hours, she could begin to see a shift in the community's DNA.
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The 21.5 Arctic Report Card, produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), depicts a thawing world that is continuing to warm and melt at an unprecedented pace.
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We will not have durable solutions without considering the effects of a changing climate — sea level rise, thawing permafrost in the Arctic, increased frequency of extreme storms and more.
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In a rare gesture of friendship, they raised a glass of Swiss wine in a toast to "peace", one of a series of gestures that suggested relations were thawing.
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If you can buy fresh wild blueberries at the market, use them, but frozen wild berries are widely available and can go straight into the mix, no thawing necessary.
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He has criticized the thawing of America's relations with Iran and comments by Mr. Obama during an interview this year that Saudi Arabia must "share the neighborhood" with Iran.
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But Andrew Savage seems up to the task of asking and reflecting on some deeper questions on Thawing Dawn, his debut solo album, released under the A. Savage moniker.
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Saudi Arabia does not recognize Israel though there has been a thawing of the relationship between the U.S. allies, with a shared concern over Iranian influence in the region.
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You will need to provide the PIN when temporarily or permanently thawing your own file or when your child wants to do it some day many years from now.
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Given all the thawing and melting, Ms. Jorgenson said, about 17 percent of the site is covered in water now, compared with about 2 percent of the surrounding tundra.
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Since 1976, scientists have come to the Churchill Northern Studies Centre to study topics like thawing permafrost and the slow expansion of heat-tolerant larch trees into the area.
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His trip was hailed a success in thawing relations, and set the scene for the next US President, George W. Bush, to lift sanctions imposed after the 20153 test.
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"Such a move can also facilitate the IOC to continue to contribute to the thawing of tensions on the Korean peninsula through sport," the German said in a statement.
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The league, hopeful as it is that the conflict is indeed thawing, understands all too well how fragile its relations with China are after nearly 40 years of harmony.
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Rosneft has not canceled the contract, meaning that it could be resumed if sanctions are lifted, opening vast new drilling areas for Exxon in the thawing Arctic above Russia.
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That regional warming is leading to an increased thawing of Arctic permafrost, soil that stays frozen throughout the year, which is releasing carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere.
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The agreement imposes a moratorium on fishing in newly ice-free areas in the high Arctic, at least until scientists can study the ecology of the quickly thawing ocean.
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Farther afield, thawing snow combined with heavy rainfall caused the Rhine River to swell, and in the region around Paris the Seine burst its banks and prompted flood warnings.
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Caught between two world famous egos, South Korean President Moon Jae-in sought to strike a diplomatic balance this week, crediting Trump for his role in the recent thawing.
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Climate scientists point to the Arctic as the place where climate change is most noticeable with dramatic sea ice loss, a melting Greenland ice sheet, receding glaciers and thawing permafrost.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. and China continue to apply duties to imports that, while not yet showing up in corporate earnings, are a concern into 2019 absent a thawing in tensions.
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Base metals traded in tight ranges on Thursday, although the price outlook could improve going into year-end if any signs emerge of a potential thawing in the trade conflict.
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In 2016, Russian scientists said an outbreak of anthrax in western Siberia was due to the thawing of a frozen carcass of an infected reindeer that died 75 years ago.
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Warming global temperatures can cause sea levels to rise in a few different ways: warm water expands, and thawing land ice trickles into the ocean, causing water levels to rise.
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Which is why it's alarming that scientists are repoting that this sheet of ice is thawing, and doing so at an accelerating rate not seen for more than 350 years.
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And it has appealed for financial assistance to allies like Qatar, rather than the IMF, not least because the fund's help might first require a thawing of relations with America.
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High heat and rapid air movement allow you to perfectly cook food even if you forgot to defrost — you can just skip the thawing process and get right to cooking.
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In the shadow of thawing relations between Cuba and the US, we spent time with Carlos and his club as he reflected on his journey and the decisions he's made.
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It's sort of a given, then, that Thawing Dawn, his first solo album under the name A. Savage, will have a similar vocal sensibility — and that's not a bad thing.
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Savage doesn't stray too far from Parquet Courts' sound in total; the 10-track Thawing Dawn is more toned down than the full band, but tricky and probing lyrics remain.
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Monday through Friday of each week, the Norwegian Ice Service, a government agency within the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, tweets out rather dismal news about the state of the thawing Arctic.
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Although scientists have been able to successfully preserve organs cooled at ultra-low temperatures, they have had less success in thawing them out without causing cracks in the fragile tissues.
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Jessica Rickard, who collaborated with de Graaf in the experiment, tested the sperm after thawing, assessing the quality of the sperm in terms of mobility, speed, viability, and DNA integrity.
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Although some consider this method to give the patient slightly better chances at a successful pregnancy, Deborah points out that freezing and thawing techniques have improved significantly over the years.
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Even though Silicon Valley's relationship with Trump has been thawing, the president-elect's transition appointments suggest that internet companies won't have the same benefits they did in the Obama years.
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Tourism also is limited — vacation spending being a key sales contributor for most brands — and Iran's political relationships with the West, while thawing, still remain complex, to say the least.
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The Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Santa Clara, Cuba, flight is the latest symbol of the thawing of relations between the former Cold War adversaries, who restored diplomatic ties in 2015.
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Talk of a trip by the U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to China, also fueled hopes that the recent trade tensions between the world's two biggest economies may be thawing.
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U.S. government debt yields rose Thursday after President Donald Trump agreed to delay tariffs on Chinese imports, another sign that the relationship between the two nations is thawing for now.
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This leads us to believe that on Mars 3 to 4 billion years ago, we had a general slow trend from warm to cold, with periods of thawing and freezing.
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He has also yet to come up with a workable plan with Germany for getting Russia out of Ukraine: the precondition for the thawing of Russian relations that he seeks.
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Following the signing of the landmark Iran nuclear deal in 2015 and the subsequent lifting of sanctions, thousands of Iranians flooded the streets demonstrating their glee at the thawing relations.
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Throw in Argentina, which is already in a deep freeze that shows little sign of thawing ahead of October's presidential election, and Latin America investors have reason to be fearful.
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In it, the heroic giant Pantagruel crosses a sea of thawing ice that, as it melts, releases the ghostly sounds of a gruesome battle that took place there during the winter.
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"We hauled the shark off the beach and it is currently thawing at NOAA Fisheries Service to be dissected later," the conservancy wrote on Facebook about the most recent shark discovery.
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In another move that many hope marks a thawing of relations between Madrid and Barcelona, Torra met with Pablo Iglesias, the leader of Spain&aposs far-left Podemos party, on Monday.
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Permafrost—landscapes of frozen soil and rock—thaws as the Earth warms, releasing CO2 and methane into the atmosphere and leading to more warming, more thawing, and even more carbon emissions.
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The second type of fertility business—preservation—was spawned by more recent breakthroughs in flash-freezing sex cells, which dramatically increased the survival rates of frozen sperm and eggs after thawing.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Eritrea and Somalia plan to establish diplomatic relations, their presidents said on Monday, the latest sign of thawing relations across the Horn of Africa following Eritrea's rapprochement with Ethiopia.
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But, emboldened by a thawing of relations on the Korean peninsula and attracted by its promise of cheap labor and untapped growth, Hyundai is again preparing to return to North Korea.
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The Arctic is warming faster than anywhere else on Earth, and the permafrost—which acts like a cap over vast amounts of methane, preserved there for millions of years—is thawing.
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"What we do know, with some confidence, is that warming is going to lead to a thawing of the permafrost, which will lead to a bunch of different outcomes," he said.
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After the 20053 oil slump, Naimi eventually steered OPEC out of trouble by engineering a series of cuts with arch-rival Iran supporting the strategy amid a thawing of political relations.
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His successor, Rex Tillerson, signed a five-hundred-billion-dollar deal to explore for oil in the rapidly thawing Russian Arctic, and in 2012 was awarded the Russian Order of Friendship.
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And in 1972, he ran on an impressive record of progressive domestic policies, a landmark arms-reduction treaty with the Soviet Union, and the historic un-thawing of relations with China.
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Thawing tensions on the Korean Peninsula faced a fresh test Monday when Seoul accused its northern neighbor of hacking cryptocurrency exchanges, stealing bitcoin and other digital currency worth millions of dollars.
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The missive was the latest step in a thawing between the two countries since Lopez Obrador's landslide victory, after a tense 18 months between Trump with outgoing President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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We wondered how South Koreans and Korean-Americans view this putative thawing of inter-Korean relations, and how it is affecting their ambitions to host and compete successfully in the Olympics.
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The Arctic's thawing permafrost could release an estimated 300 million to 600 million tons of net carbon into the atmosphere each year, according to NOAA's 2019 Arctic Report Card released Tuesday.
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Much of the permafrost that blankets Alaska and other similarly cold northern regions of the planet is slowly thawing, changing the landscape and affecting the ecosystem in a number of ways.
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The part of the doughnut hole that is thawing most quickly lies above Alaska and the Russian region of Chukotka, meaning Russia and the United States have the most at stake.
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The fact that Pyongyang is sending Kim Yo Jong, who is a senior North Korean official, to South Korea is another sign that tensions between the two countries may be thawing.
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An insight into the peopling of Europe has emerged from an unlikely source — the stomach contents of a 5,300-year-old body pulled from a thawing glacier in the eastern Italian Alps.
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For the sweetener groups, the decision suggests a thawing of relations after years of battling for share of a shrinking market and over the definition of the term "sugar" in the courtroom.
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The thawing of relations between North and South Korea continued Wednesday when their leaders reached key agreements on nuclear disarmament and even announced plans to bid to jointly host the 2032 Olympics.
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Saudi Arabia does not recognise Israel and the usage of its airspace for the route could reflect a thawing of ties between Israel and the Gulf Arab state, both close U.S. allies.
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On Tuesday, Trump signaled that he was open to thawing the tensions: "I look very much forward to meeting w/Paul Ryan & the GOP Party Leadership on Thurs in DC," he tweeted.
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Instead, researchers suspect that the force that dug them out may have been simply—and less dramatically—a carbon dioxide frost freezing and thawing over and over again across millions of years.
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"A thawing, perhaps reconsideration of the new proposed tariffs has drained the heat from the (gold) rally for now," said Tai Wong, head of base and precious metals derivatives trading at BMO.
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Yet there's another very real issue associated with thawing permafrost that's received far less attention outside of industry circles, perhaps because of the lack of a catchy apocalyptic phrase to accompany it.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Arctic permafrost that is thawing due to global warming is releasing greenhouse gases, further compounding the problem of climate change, according to a study released on Thursday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Arctic is thawing even faster than lawmakers can formulate new rules to prevent the environmental threat of heavy fuel oil pollution from ships plying an increasingly popular trade route.
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However, Trump's criticism of the Cuban government for human rights abuses and the lack of multi-party elections made it clear that the thawing relations between the US and Cuba had stopped.
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So, when Brady appeared on the radio show Monday morning, he was asked if there was truth to reports the relationship is thawing ... and if Belichick has unblocked him from team privileges.
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Since ties began thawing in the 1980s, Taiwanese have invested billions in China, attracted by a common culture and language and the lure of China's vast market and cheap pool of labor.
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Thawing permafrost is already wreaking havoc with Alaskan roads and buildings, but the potential for massive amounts of carbon to be released and contribute to a warming climate is a global concern.
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A. Savage: Thawing Dawn (Dull Tools) Ten stray titles written in the course of 10 multitasking years and shaped into a solo debut with a selection of the Texan expat's Brooklyn pals.
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In April, Mr. Putin appeared alongside Mr. Xi in Beijing to propose linking the thawing Northern Sea Route in Russian waters with China's huge infrastructure drive, known as the Belt and Road.
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Nixon's policy of détente, a program of thawing relations with the Soviets that included trade, created the possibility of thievery as Soviet working groups came to tour American agricultural and technological companies.
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Then, between 83 and 28, Eritrea and Ethiopia fought a particularly bloody war, but a peace agreement was not signed until 25, as relations between the neighbors finally showed signs of thawing.
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The thawing of relations soon led to the bombshell announcements that Kim would meet South Korean President Moon Jae-in in April, and that Trump had accepted an offer to meet Kim.
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But today, permafrost is thawing rapidly, and Arctic regions that removed large amounts of carbon from the atmosphere as recently as 40 years ago are now releasing significant quantities of greenhouse gases.
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In human life as in the rest of nature, change accumulates slowly and almost invisibly until it is made manifest in the sudden form of fledgling out or thawing or leaf-fall.
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Although he leads the Big 12 in scoring, Dotson went 5-for-15 in each of the previous three games before thawing out with a 7-for-13 performance against the Cyclones.
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In January, the Department of Defense said climate change was a national security issue and listed 79 domestic bases at risk from floods, drought, encroaching deserts, wildfires and in Alaska, thawing permafrost.
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For more than a year, observers have decided that the thawing relations between Cuba, the US, and the rest of the world will sound the death knell for the island's radical experiment.
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Between 2003 and 2016, the scientists found there had been between 150% and 240% more thawing of permafrost on average in the Canadian High Arctic, compared with the period between 1979 and 2000.
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The CDC recommends thawing turkey in the fridge, using cold water that's changed every 30 minutes, or by defrosting it in a microwave — never leave a turkey out on your counter to defrost.
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While thawing, their hearts resume beating even before ice in the body has completely melted, and pulmonary respiration and blood circulation are restored soon thereafter, according to Constanzo&aposs 1997 Miami University study .
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The MSCI's index of developing world stocks climbed 0.5% to touch its highest level in nearly two-months, with Chinese stocks rallying more than 20193% on the thawing of U.S.-China trade tensions.
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Hundreds of boxes of Tombstone and DiGiorno pies were thrown from the trailer, halting traffic, slowly thawing under the stratocumulus clouds of the August sky, and eliciting deep despair in pizza-lovers everywhere.
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Another new study, however, offers some measure of hope, citing modeling that shows that reducing anthropogenic methane emissions can still offset the "natural" leakage that the thawing Arctic will produce under warmer temperatures.
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The match at the Estadio Pedro Marrero was played amid a backdrop of thawing political relations between the two countries as they work towards normalizing relations, but some questioned whether much was accomplished.
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Shares of Lotte Shopping surged 7.14 percent on news that South Korea and China would work on thawing relations that grew icy as a result of Seoul's deployment of an anti-missile system.
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The increase was triggered by fears that the so-called "Wet foot, dry foot" policy is about to be repealed in the context of thawing relations between the US and the communist island.
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The walls are multiplated, and while a backup power generator supports the room, More assured me that power isn't necessary to keep the frozen from thawing, at least not for a few weeks.
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Add in Trump's, uhh, enthusiasm for thawing American relations with Russia—once and future nemesis of the North Atlantic alliance—and it's likely this signals a scaling down of American involvement in NATO.
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On the region's main highway back to Yellowknife, entire guardrails have sunk into the roadbed, and a ribbon of asphalt that was once entirely flat now swells and dips because of thawing permafrost.
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It has already dashed popular expectations in Iran, turning its generally pro-Western public opinion against the U.S. and playing into the hands of politicians in Tehran opposed to thawing ties with Washington.
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Frosty relations appear to be thawing somewhat between Russia and Ukraine, under the new leadership of President Volodymyr Zelensky, and he is due to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Paris in December.
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Now, he explains, the current thawing of the island's relationship with the US is further encouraging the trend by making it easier for coveted dollars to flow in and out of the country.
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Months of tension were marked by Trump and Kim exchanging insults, fueling fears of war, until this month when the relationship between North Korea and U.S. ally South Korea showed signs of thawing.
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Arctic warming is thawing permafrost and melting sea ice, causing damage to infrastructure but also opening up new oil reserves, shipping routes and access to fisheries - intensifying a decades-long race for Arctic resources.
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On Saturday, the chief editor of China's Global Times newspaper said China is preparing to curb some technology exports to their trade adversaries, thawing hopes of a Mexico-like settlement to the Sino-U.
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Better yet, you can make the sauce up to three days ahead and keep it refrigerated until you're ready to use it, or freeze it (whisk or blend to restore its consistency after thawing).
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Italy's industry minister pledged on Tuesday to support business deals with Iran potentially worth billions of dollars, undeterred by fears U.S. President-elect Donald Trump could put slowly thawing international relations back on ice.
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Explicit and overly abstract grammar teaching before the age of 11 is a bit like throwing seeds, that one hopes will turn into healthy plants, onto thawing early-spring ground yet to be ploughed.
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The South Koreans are not only celebrating their ascendancy to the top tier of developed nations but also pointing to the participation of the North as evidence of thawing relations with the Kim regime.
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"The Street is relieved this ZTE situation is [now] resolved as it's an olive branch that will help the broader tech sector with a thawing of tensions, especially on the [telecommunications] front," Ives said.
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The thawing of the EU-China trade and investment regime could take a long time, even in the unlikely case that Germans agree on their new coalition government by the beginning of next year.
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He has been on a roll, opening ties with Muslim countries in Africa, thawing relations with Sunni Arab leaders, lining up allies in Eastern Europe and forging trade ties in Latin America and Asia.
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They are among dozens of facilities the Pentagon has tagged as at risk from recurrent flooding, drought, desertification, wildfires or thawing permafrost resulting from shifts in climate that are happening much faster than expected.
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Runways in northern Canada have already been damaged by thawing permafrost, for example, leading officials to commission permafrost studies ahead of a recent $210 million renovation of Iqaluit International Airport in the Canadian Arctic.
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What&aposs more, recent research found that the Greenland ice sheet is thawing nearly six times as fast as it did in the 1980s and Antarctica is on the threshold of an irreversible melt.
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For more than a decade, this has been the tug-of-war central to the singer and songwriter's art and her public image, but recently, her self-protection instincts have been thawing a bit.
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We fail to lather and scrub our hands for 20 seconds after handling raw meat, neglect to wipe up meltwater from a thawing bird, or maybe even rinse off our birds in the sink.
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These natural systems, like bounties of carbon released from thawing Arctic soil (permafrost) and the retreat of massive ice sheets, could "drive considerable more warming than we think," noted the University of Michigan's Overpeck.
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The current 1 degree of warming is already moving "toward potentially irreversible change, such as accelerated melting of Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets, drying of rainforests, and thawing of Arctic permafrost," he said.
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The table below shows that of the 79 military complexes that were included in the study, most are or will within 20 years be vulnerable to recurrent flooding, drought, desertification, wildfires, and thawing permafrost.
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On Saturday, the chief editor of China's Global Times newspaper said China was preparing to curb some technology exports to their trade adversaries, thawing hopes of a Mexico-like settlement to the Sino-U.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's crown prince said in a published interview that Israelis are entitled to live peacefully on their own land, another public sign of an apparent thawing in ties between the two countries.
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Regardless of the thawing method you chose, you must first put the meat in a bowl; you&aposd never place the meat directly and uncovered in the microwave or on a shelf in your fridge.
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MANILA (Reuters) - China's coastguard rescued two Filipino fishermen from a capsized boat near a disputed South China Sea shoal on Friday, underlining the fast thawing of ties between two countries long at odds over sovereignty.
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But Jeffrey DeLaurentis, America's top diplomat in Cuba, says it is yet another sign of the thawing relations between the U.S. and the island national in the wake of the president's visit there in March.
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"New evidence suggests that permafrost is thawing much faster than previously thought, with consequences not just for Arctic peoples and ecosystems, but for the planet as a whole because of feedback loops," the report states.
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Hungary's overtures to Russia are unsettling to fellow European Union member states and Brussels just as they grapple with the implications of a thawing of relations between Moscow and Washington under U.S. President Donald Trump.
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In late 2016, for instance, an unexpected thawing of permafrost caused water to enter the entrance tunnel of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a safehouse here that guards seed samples of the world's food crops.
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It might feel a bit early to be thinking about sunnier, alfresco concert-apropos days of spring and summer (especially for those of us on the Northeast that are just thawing out post-storm Niko).
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The U.N. Security Council unanimously voted on Wednesday to lift a nearly decade-old arms embargo and targeted sanctions on Eritrea after a rapprochement with Ethiopia and thawing of relations with Djibouti.
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The pact adds to Cuba's rapidly thawing relations with the West since its 2014 detente with the United States and the renegotiation of debt with creditors from the Paris Club of wealthy nations in December.
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Specifically, the department anticipates "increased need for air, sea and land capabilities and capacity in the Arctic region," and "damage from thawing permafrost and sea ice in Alaska and the Arctic region," Mr. Osial wrote.
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A 1003 study in Environmental Research Letters estimates that thawing permafrost could release around 2100 gigatons of carbon into the atmosphere by 25, resulting in 2000°C of additional warming (give or take 0.21°C).
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Even in the depths of winter, increasingly frequent storms and thawing have made the roads more dangerous and sometimes too weak to use safely, prompting the authorities to close them for days at a time.
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Third, you have this thawing in US-China trade negotiations and perhaps that is leading to the belief you may not need as many cuts if the U.S. and China can reach a trade agreement.
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Dr. Stephen Morris of the University of Utah&aposs Burn Center said that the teen likely saved his feet by not trying to warm them up, since thawing and re-freezing can cause tissue damage.
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Permanently frozen ground, or permafrost, is thawing more rapidly, threatening the release of large amounts of long-stored carbon that could in turn make warming even worse, in what scientists call a climate feedback loop.
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And the island's private sector, which largely depends on tourism and individualized travel, has been thriving over the past few years — no doubt a result of the thawing in relations between the U.S. and Cuba.
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A 2014 study in Environmental Research Letters estimated that thawing permafrost could release around 120 gigatons of carbon into the atmosphere by 2100, resulting in 53°C of additional warming (give or take 0.21°C).
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However, a recent thawing of relations with the Kremlin could provide some hope for the country's lucrative tourism sector, after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sent a written apology, followed by a phone call on Wednesday.
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President Gerald Ford and his Secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, had been working on thawing U.S.-Cuba relations in 1975, but those efforts ended when Cuba sent troops to Angola to support that country's Marxist government.
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Of special interest: CEO Reed Hastings's commentary about his relationship with Comcast, which used to be frosty but appears to be thawing, since Comcast is going to put his service on its X1 set-top boxes.
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" ⚡ Breaking: "Stock markets around the world fell sharply [today], with the arrest of a high-profile Chinese executive in Canada rattling hopes for thawing U.S.-China trade relations, while energy prices resumed their steep drops.
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At the south pole, the thawing of water and carbon dioxide ices create odd metallic-looking patterns, while at the north pole, an intricate array of polygons appears when the planet transitions from winter to spring.
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According to a report on Friday in The Guardian, a series of highly unusual wintertime heat waves during the 22017-103 winter resulted in enough thawing of the permafrost that water rushed into the vault's entrance.
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While not as historic as his visit to Cuba earlier in the week, Obama's stop in Argentina is seen by administration officials as symbolic of a thawing in the region prompted by opening ties to Havana.
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Egg freezing doesn't guarantee a child-bearing future; recent data from one of Europe's largest IVF clinics indicates that while most eggs survive the thawing process, only about a third of them result in successful pregnancies.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Russian shipping in the Arctic is benefiting from winds that are driving the oldest and thickest sea ice towards North America, further opening a remote region that is thawing amid global warming, scientists say.
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She's the first immediate member of the Kim family ever to travel to South Korea, and the fact that Pyongyang is sending her southward is a sign that tensions between the two countries may be thawing.
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The possible thawing of six decades of North and South Korean animosity "should boost President Trump, which could help a great deal, along with the 3 percent growth, in the midterm elections coming up," Gabriel said.
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The United States has threatened further military aid cuts and U.S. officials have mooted targeted sanctions against Pakistani military figures, but in the past two weeks there have been hints of a slight thawing in ties.
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Created when rainwater and snowmelt flow into cracks in the soil, freezing and thawing for centuries to come, these wedges are abundant in Alaska's North, where 70 to 90 percent of the ground can be ice.
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But a thawing came two weeks ago, when Wilpon picked up the phone and invited Kranepool to Citi Field to throw out the first pitch before the Mets' game against the Cincinnati Reds on Monday night.
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A shortfall in Chinese supplies, plus a growing sense that the US-China trade war was thawing, and that Chinese might resume purchases of American goods, led US farmers to produce more food in recent months.
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Jamie starts off in an archaeological dig in Quinhagak, a Yup'ik village in Alaska, where summer means that the detritus of the people who lived there 19323 years ago can be dislodged from the thawing ground.
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The Indianapolis Colts still may be thawing out after competing in blizzard-like conditions last week while the Denver Broncos ended an ice-cold stretch of eight straight losses with a shutout in their last contest.
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In the Russian Arctic, for example, scientists linked an anthrax outbreak to a previously-dormant pathogen released from a thawing reindeer carcass that infected thousands of reindeer and caused the death of at least one boy.
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When I moved back to New York City after five years in Los Angeles, I realized how quickly I'd forgotten the sheer relief of a biting winter thawing into spring, the thrill of spring blossoming into summer.
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In fact, if scientists confirm that patient zero for the Siberian anthrax outbreak was a reindeer corpse, it'd be one of the first recorded instances of a frozen microbe thawing out and proceeding to trigger an outbreak.
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Black bears have wandered into the town in greater numbers since a wildfire forced some 90,000 residents from the area earlier this month, leaving behind trash cans, dumpsters, and even thawing freezers rife with food, authorities said.
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Last year, a Russian-operated liquefied natural gas tanker, the Christophe de Margerie, made its maiden voyage carrying fuel to Asia over the thawing Arctic Ocean, which is opening as a new shipping route to the east.
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It gives specific tasks to various Defense Department offices and regional commands, from determining how higher sea levels or longer droughts affect US bases to what new gear might be needed to work in a thawing Arctic.
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The historic Air India flight on Thursday ended a 70-year flyover ban for jetliners en route to or from Israel, in what many have taken to be a sign of thawing ties between Israel and Saudi.
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It says it hopes to start public road tests next year, although that will also first require a thawing in the local regulatory landscape — as Russia currently prohibits the use of self-driving vehicles on public roads.
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Specifically, it incorporated some particularly ghastly climate feedback loops, including carbon released from thawing permafrost in the Arctic and reductions in the planet's ability to reflect sunlight back into space as ice and snow continue to melt.
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This week's media coverage has brought us nuggets like the emergence of his humane side, the gradual thawing of his icy heart, behind-the-scenes looks at his caring nature and last-gasp anecdotes praising his grit.
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Both countries cast Monday's attack at an art gallery in the capital Ankara as an attempt to undermine a recent thawing of ties that have been strained by civil war in Syria, where they back opposing sides.
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Global markets also received a boost after President Donald Trump said Thursday he would not rule out an interim trade deal with China, after the world's two largest economies showed signs of thawing their ongoing trade war.
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Iranian views on the United States often reflect many of the byzantine social divisions in the country, and many Iranians celebrated the thawing of relations between the two countries after the signing of the 2015 nuclear agreement.
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"If the foods were 40 degrees or less in the freezer, then you simply close the door and walk away," he said, noting that even if the food is safe, thawing and refreezing could affect its quality.
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Saudi Arabia does not recognise Israel and lifting the airspace ban would reflect what appears to be thawing ties between Israel and the kingdom, both U.S. allies with a shared concern over Iranian influence in the region.
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MOSCOW — Relations between Russia and the United States are in a deep freeze, but they share a looming common problem north of their Arctic coastlines — the prospect that commercial trawling fleets might overfish the thawing Arctic Ocean.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Permafrost at outposts in the Canadian Arctic is thawing 70 years earlier than predicted, an expedition has discovered, in the latest sign that the global climate crisis is accelerating even faster than scientists had feared.
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Early estimates suggest that greenhouse gases released by thawing permafrost could turn the heat up almost an entire degree Fahrenheit by the end of the 21st century, and may even cause a feedback loop of Arctic warming.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway and China are looking to increase cooperation on energy, a senior Norwegian official told Reuters, in another sign of thawing relations between Oslo and Beijing following a seven-year row over the Nobel Peace Prize.
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TOKYO, Oct 29 (Reuters) - Oil prices edged lower in quiet trade on Tuesday as concerns about slower economic growth overshadowed signs of a thawing in the trade war between Washington and Beijing, while investors awaited U.S. inventory data.
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America and Russia will likely see a thawing of relations in the coming months, according to the chief executive of Sberbank, amid high expectations that President-elect Donald Trump can re-establish close ties with his Russian counterpart.
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China will allow travel agencies in Beijing and Shandong to partly resume sales of group tours to South Korea, in a sign of thawing relations between the nations that have been locked in a year-long diplomatic standoff.
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The study said any clean-up would be extremely expensive now and recommended delaying the work until thawing caused by climate change reached the point where it almost exposed the waste, which includes toxic chemicals, fuel and sewage.
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While the procedure itself isn't painful, the preliminary sucking up of fat into the applicator can be uncomfortable, and according to New York dermatologist Heidi Waldorf, MD, some short-lived cramping can occur during the thawing-out phase.
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News of Antarctica's accelerating ice melt garnered worldwide headlines yesterday, as scientists revealed that 3 trillion tons of ice has been lost to the sea since 1992 — mostly from the thawing West Antarctic Ice Sheet and Antarctic Peninsula.
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The decision by the co-chairs of the Congressional Progressive Caucus represents a thawing of monthslong tensions with DCCC Chairwoman Cheri Bustos (Ill.), who had fiercely defended the policy over bitter objections from high-profile Democrats like Rep.
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A team from the University of Alaska Fairbanks reported earlier this year how amazed they had been to find millennia-old permafrost in Canada thawing 70 years earlier than models had predicted, leaving depressions resembling those at Stordalen.
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An alarming global melt This new report paints a full and alarming picture of the rapid thawing happening in frozen regions all across the globe -- and how the changes will dramatically alter human civilization in the coming decades.
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A team from the University of Alaska Fairbanks reported earlier this year how amazed they had been to find millennia-old permafrost in Canada thawing 70 years earlier than models had predicted, leaving depressions resembling those at Stordalen.
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Read: How climate change is revealing, and threatening, thawing relics By 2040, more than half of UK summers are predicted to be hotter than in 2003, and rivers' water supply could fall by between 50-80%, he said.
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Relations have shown signs of thawing in recent months with regular phone calls between Putin and Zelensky and prisoner swaps between the countries, plus the return of Ukrainian vessels seized by Russia in the Kerch Strait last year.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France and Iran hailed the sale of Airbus planes and the renewal of a decades-old carmaking venture as symbols of thawing relations on Thursday while protesters in Paris tried to get human rights onto the agenda.
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Countries have been scrambling to claim territory or, like China, boost their presence in the region as thawing ice raises the possibility of exploiting much of the world's remaining undiscovered reserves of oil and gas and huge mineral deposits.
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They said the East Antarctic ice sheet is thawing at the fringes and adding to rising seas, unlike many past reports which have concluded that the eastern sheet has so far resisted a melt seen on the western side.
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Thawing relations between North and South Korea have prompted speculation of future direct talks between Washington and Pyongyang after months of tension and exchanges of insults between Trump and the North Korean leader that have fuelled fears of war.
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Despite the thawing, industry experts warn that approvals will come at a much slower rate than before as Chinese regulators look to more closely monitor game content, putting the burden on developers and publishers to decipher new industry rules.
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Perhaps the first indication of a thawing of relations occurred late last year when Saudi Arabia led an effort by OPEC and non-OPEC nations to cut oil production but allowed Iran — fresh off nuclear-related sanctions — to abstain.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Investments in new liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects are thawing out after three years of low prices, with Exxon Mobil expecting to advance in Mozambique and Qatar, and Oil Search looking to expand in Papua New Guinea.
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As these two leaders laugh it up -- and are in the process of thawing tensions between their nations by working in partnership to shore up crude oil prices -- there is a total absence of moral leadership from America's President.
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Saudi Arabia - birthplace of Islam and site of its holiest shrines - does not officially recognize Israel, but Mohammed bin Salman's comments, quoted in the U.S. magazine The Atlantic, are a further sign of an apparent thawing in bilateral ties.
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These worries have been heightened by events seen as playing into the Kremlin's hands, including the election of Donald Trump and the prospect of Francois Fillon, who favours thawing ties with the Kremlin, taking the French presidency next year.
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In 2012, a freezer containing brain tissue samples at the Harvard Brain Tissue Resource Center went on the fritz, thawing almost 150 stored brains, an event that researchers at the time said would slow the pace of autism research.
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In her new Seattle lab, with its meeting rooms named after past patients, Delaney uses a small thawing device to demonstrate the simplicity she believes could greatly expand her end product's utility and accessibility to others in the future.
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Beginning in 2011, engineers began to expand the Permafrost Tunnel, citing an increased need for understanding how permafrost will respond to global warming, and the role thawing permafrost will ultimately play in exacerbating carbon levels in the Earth's atmosphere.
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Infection can best be prevented by thorough washing hands after handling poultry, by cooking turkey to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit, and by thawing frozen turkeys in the refrigerator rather than at room temperature, the CDC said.
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"Retreating sea ice and glaciers and thawing permafrost are not partisan issues — they are social, environmental and economic ones," Mr. Walker said, highlighting an issue that also figured prominently in addresses by the Democratic governors of Washington and Hawaii.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and a host of ministers and business leaders were in Paris on Thursday, where the sale of Airbus planes and the renewal of a decades-old carmaking venture were hailed as symbols of thawing relations.
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Curbs will vary by contract but traders still expect a large chunk of volumes to flow into European terminals - where they can then be re-exported - until thawing ice sheets allow passage to Asia directly in the summer months.
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Though the permafrost has been thawing in recent years, the carbon it releases is usually taken up by plant life growing in the summer, so the Arctic has not been a contributor to climate change — until now, that is.
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CreditCreditSergey Ponomarev for The New York Times On the thawing March morning he died, Denis Voronenkov stood on Shevchenko Boulevard, a broad poplar-lined street in central Kiev named after Ukraine's national poet, his eyes glued to his phone.
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American companies are participating at the main economic forums in Russia, apparently waiting for thawing political relations to step up trade and investments and make up some of the ground lost on Russian markets to their European and Asian competitors.
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The predators' populations are likely to fall by more than 30 percent by around mid-century as global warming shrinks their habitat amid thawing Arctic sea ice, a 2015 study by the International Union for Conservation of Nature has found.
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"The market is thawing after years of paralysis but I believe that, at least over the medium term, some cash calls will be necessary if banks want to get rid of bad loans," said Claudio Scardovi, Managing Director at AlixPartners.
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He is a voyeur, seduced at first by stories that appeared allegorical—Arctic scientists trapped by melting ice on an island inhabited by polar bears, or a Russian boy killed by anthrax from a reindeer carcass uncovered by thawing permafrost.
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Moreover, climate change also opens up more indigenous territories, such as in the Arctic, to pressure from colonial exploitation, as thawing snow and ice open access to resources, such as oil and other hydrocarbons, that were previously hard to get to.
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Saudi Arabia does not recognise Israel and lifting the 70-year-old airspace ban would reflect what appears to be thawing ties between Israel and the kingdom, both U.S. allies with a shared concern over Iranian influence in the region.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United Nations Security Council is set to vote on Wednesday to lift a nearly decade-old arms embargo and targeted sanctions on Eritrea, diplomats said, after the country's rapprochement with Ethiopia and thawing of relations with Djibouti.
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SEOUL/BEIJING (Reuters) - China will allow travel agencies in Beijing and Shandong to partly resume sales of group tours to South Korea, in a sign of thawing relations between the nations that have been locked in a year-long diplomatic standoff.
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It is a wonderful thing to have an American president in Cuba for the first time in almost nine decades, and equally wonderful to see the thawing of a half-century of American-Cuban hostility that had become anachronistic and pointless.
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The concert, featuring K-Pop music which in the past has been banned in North Korea, was one of the clearest signs of thawing relations ahead of a planned summit this month between Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-In.
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On Saturday, a possible thawing of frosty relations between the two neighbors came about after Russia and Ukraine exchanged a total of 70 prisoners, including Ukrainian sailors that were detained in November 2018 following a skirmish in the Kerch Strait.
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It was not clear if the suspension might signal a thawing of trade relations between the United States and China ahead of a possible meeting between Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump at a G20 summit in Japan later this month.
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TOKYO, Sept 2553 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average rose to a fresh four month-high on Friday, as signs of thawing in U.S.-China trade tensions and the European Central Bank policy easing tempered worries about a global economic slowdown.
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A thawing in trade relations between the two economic giants helped copper to climb more than 20.5% in December, though Commerzbank analysts said subsequent negotiations on further partial agreements will prove "far more difficult because they will address sensitive issues".
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And none of the estimates above include using the eggs to get pregnant — thawing the eggs, fertilizing them with sperm, and transplanting them into the uterus (along with more appointments, tests, and drugs) can cost up to $18,000, according Eggsurance.
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Saudi Arabia does not recognize Israel and lifting the 70-year-old airspace ban would reflect what appears to be thawing ties between Israel and the kingdom, both U.S. allies with a shared concern over Iranian influence in the region.
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The country is also seeing - or expected to see - stronger heatwaves and cold snaps, droughts in southern agricultural areas, increasing numbers of forest fires and thawing of permafrost, which covers more than 60 percent of Russia's territory, the climatologists said.
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And there are feedback loops and tipping points we're still uncertain about, like how much future warming we could see due to the slow release of carbon from thawing permafrost or a massive, drought-fueled dieback of the Amazon rainforest.
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Extreme swings between freezing and thawing can kill buds on trees, or lead to rain in northerly climes that is followed by freezing weather, forming a barrier of ice that prevents foraging animals like caribou from reaching vital winter browse.
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CAIRO, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Sudan's Nile Bank signed an accord with U.S. software firm Oracle Corp for the provision of a mobile banking platform, a sign Sudan's economic relations with the United States are thawing after years of crippling sanctions.
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It's a brisk December morning at Spaceport Tucson, America's premiere (only?) dedicated launch pad for stratospheric balloons, and a small army of technicians in reflective vests is milling around on the concrete and thawing out after a long, cold night.
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To use the technique, a separate treatment must be created for each patient — their cells removed at an approved medical center, frozen, shipped to a Novartis plant for thawing and processing, frozen again and shipped back to the treatment center.
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That is cause for celebration for those of us living in the still-thawing regions of the Northern Hemisphere, and in that spirit, we offer you, dear readers, this seasonal spring salad courtesy of our wonderful culinary director Farideh Sadeghin.
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King Salman&aposs visit marked the first by any Saudi monarch to Moscow and heralded a new era of cooperation and a thawing in a bilateral relation that has been severely strained since Russia&aposs military intervention in Syria on behalf of Assad.
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The process of freezing and then thawing leads to additional moisture loss because the sharp edges of ice crystals during freezing damage the muscle fibers; this means that when the meat is thawed, water within the fibers is able to escape easily.
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"Theoretically, it is possible that if the organisms are protected from physical damage that would compromise their structural integrity during their frozen internment, they should be able to revive upon thawing/rehydration for very long periods of time," he told Gizmodo via email.
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However, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said on Thursday he did not see any changes to NAFTA in the short-term But hopes for a thawing in relations are low, after a series of botched meetings last month deepened tensions between the historic allies.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway and China have resumed talks on a bilateral free trade deal, Norway's Industry Ministry said on Thursday, in another sign that their relationship was thawing after a row over the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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As we start to get closer to Thanksgiving, it'll turn to quick-thaw— "I forgot to thaw my turkey, what can I do to thaw it out quickly," and then we go into the water bath systems for quick-thawing a turkey.
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The American Society for Reproductive Medicine removed the "experimental" label from egg-freezing in 2012, following the advent of a new quick-freezing method — now standard — that made it much easier to avoid eggs being destroyed by ice crystals or damaged upon thawing.
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His comments come at a time when countries are scrambling to claim territory or boost their presence in the high north, as thawing ice raises the possibility of exploiting much of the world's remaining undiscovered reserves of oil and gas and mineral deposits.
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On the restaurant's report card, inspectors noted 14 (!!!) violations, including a "red and black mold-like substance" inside the ice machine, raw hamburgers being stored above the collard greens, lobster thawing in sitting water in the sink, and expired milk in the fridge.
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"They are trying to convince you to do something that seems to be extremely easy, when it's not," Patrizio said, pointing to the medical complications that can arise from egg retrievals and the difficulties associated with thawing and successfully fertilizing previously frozen eggs.
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Why it matters: There has been a remarkable thawing of relations between the two countries on display at the Olympics, but the U.S. has been wary of engaging in such diplomacy without signals Pyongyang will roll back its nuclear and missile programs.
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While ties have been thawing, with meetings between Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping, Beijing remains deeply suspicious of Japan, especially of Abe's moves to allow the military to fight overseas for the first time since the war.
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He spoke positively about recent political shifts in Latin America, including the thawing of ties between the United States and Cuba and the deal between Colombia's government and the country's largest rebel group to end the longest-running war in the Americas.
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From the still-thawing soybean fields of North Dakota and Kansas to the corn and pork farms of Iowa, voters across the political spectrum say the president's attacks on American economic rivals could do grave damage to an already unstable commodities market.
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The thawing is evident in a film like "Mistress America," which isn't about marriage per se, but about its potential to forge unexpected bonds, like the new friendship that develops between two young women (Lola Kirke and Greta Gerwig) about to be stepsisters.
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I doubt Quaid can match up to Tucci, but I'm nevertheless content in the thought that Fortitude itself — complete with polar bears and dark soap operatics and strange things coming up out of the thawing tundra — is the real star of this show.
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That's enough to inundate much of lower Manhattan in New York City and flood the National Mall in Washington, DC. So figuring out how much and how fast this ice is thawing is crucial to the fate of the planet as we know it.
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The rise in yields was spurred by worries about further inflationary pressures, but also by increases in U.S. debt issuance, signs of a thawing of relations between the United States and China, and North Korea promising to suspend nuclear missile tests and instead pursue peace.
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At their meeting on Wednesday, both Netanyahu and Trump — the first Republican president the Israeli leader will encounter in the Oval Office — want to signal that the two nations are turning a new leaf and that the icy era between the two governments is thawing.
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What we really need to do is educate the American youth about the plight of the polar bear, about the thawing tundra, about Alaskan villages that run the risk of falling into the sea because of the lack of sea ice protecting their shores.
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The report also warned that the rapid thawing of permafrost in the region could likely accelerate the effects of climate change, which could completely negate any long-term international pacts and goals to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius compared to 1986-2005 levels.
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A microscopic nematode worm, Caenorhabditis elegans, which is much studied and well understood by biologists, can be frozen for years and yet, within minutes of thawing in a drop of warm water, begin to squirm, eat and reproduce as if no time had passed.
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Buildings up here typically sit on stilts or blocks, so gravel pads that have rested for at least a year (a full seasonal cycle of thawing and freezing) first must be laid down on the new lots so houses don't sink into the ground.
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Relations have been slowly thawing between Beijing and Singapore, with Lee and Chinese President Xi Jinping meeting on the sidelines of the G20 in July, and in his interview with Xinhua Monday, Lee was effusive in his praise for China's role in wider Asia.
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The report also warned that the rapid thawing of permafrost in the region could likely accelerate the effects of climate change, which could completely negate any long-term international pacts and goals to limit global warming to 28503 degrees Celsius compared to 22019-2005 levels.
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And in a significant departure from Trump's alleged firmness, Washington and Seoul announced on Thursday their intention to halt all military exercise during the forthcoming Olympic Games in South Korea—a small but important concession to Pyongyang that should facilitate further thawing on the Peninsula.
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A study published Tuesday in the journal Nature Climate Change suggests that as the planet warms toward two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above preindustrial levels, each degree Celsius of warming will lead to the thawing of about 20163 million square miles of permafrost.
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These adorable newborns are just too cute to "Let It Go." A Kansas hospital is thawing over even the most, er, Frozen of hearts by dressing up its newborns as pint-sized versions of Anna, Elsa and other beloved characters from the Disney hit Frozen.
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Kim will fly to New York City via Air China on Wednesday before heading to Washington, Yonhap said Kim is well-known in North Korea and represented his nation at this year's winter Olympics in South Korea — a key moment in the thawing North-South relationship.
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Waking these corpses would involve so many major breakthroughs way beyond what is possible now, thawing complex tissue and organ systems into a viable state, applying regenerative technologies to make good the tissue damage, curing the fatal disease which killed them and finally reviving the dead person.
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But over the last decade, Chambers says such operators have taken a much more realistic approach regarding the potential for permafrost thawing: "Back then, people would assume their waste rock piles are going to refreeze and then they wouldn't have to worry about them anymore," he says.
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The rise in the 10-year Treasury yield, spurred by worries about more inflationary pressures, increases in U.S. debt issuance and signs of a thawing of relations between the United States and China, left the gap between U.S. and German government bonds at a 29-year high.
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The federation, he said, welcomes the thawing of Cuba's relationship with the United States, hopes for more visits like the national team's swing through the independent Can-Am League this month, and does not fear his country's fertile developmental system will be infiltrated by Major League Baseball.
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The rise in the Treasury yield was spurred by worries about further inflationary pressures, but also by increases in U.S. debt issuance, signs of a thawing of relations between the United States and China, and North Korea promising to suspend nuclear missile tests and instead pursue peace.
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Thawing any piece of meat for a few hours is important step to any cooked meal, and Iglesias said this is a crucial step when it comes to grilling beef, as you'll want to let it come to room temperature before putting it on the grill.
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When President Barack Obama began thawing long-frozen relations with Cuba — a drive that included attending a baseball game in Havana alongside President Raúl Castro — Major League Baseball began negotiating with the Cuban Baseball Federation to start legally bringing Cuban stars to play in the United States.
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But more than a dozen expected stock offerings of relatively obscure software firms targeting business customers - little-known names such as Apttus, Tintri and Okta - could be just as important in thawing a long-frozen IPO market, according to investment bankers and advisers who work on IPOs.
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In further evidence of thawing relations, the United States Department of Agriculture said Friday that private exporters were reporting 204,000 metric tons of new soybeans sales to China — the first major purchases in months after Chinese state-supported industries stopped buying American soybeans and other agricultural products.
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The heating up of the Arctic is also speeding the thawing of permafrost, causing the release of more carbon dioxide and methane, a greenhouse gas 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide when measured over 20 years, along with nitrous oxide, a powerful long-lived climate pollutant.
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"As secretary of state, he would be called upon to negotiate with world leaders like Vladimir Putin," said Michael T. Klare, a professor at Hampshire College and the author of "The Race for What's Left," which delves into the rush for oil in the thawing Arctic.
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Countries have been scrambling to claim territory or, like China, boost their presence in the region as thawing ice raises the possibility of exploiting much of the world's remaining undiscovered reserves of oil and gas, plus huge deposits of minerals such as zinc, iron and rare earth metals.
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"In our view, thawing relationships between parties in conflict in areas of disrupted production would be more relevant to the oil rebalancing than an OPEC freeze, which would leave production at record highs and could prove counter productive if it supported prices further and incentivized activity elsewhere," Goldman said.
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America's longstanding norms of separation seem to be thawing, as the Trump administration is inching toward China's approach by slapping tariffs on foreign steel and cars saying it is in America's national security interest, though Scissors said the use of national security in the tariff context was questionable.
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"In our view, thawing relationships between parties in conflict in areas of disrupted production would be more relevant to the oil re-balancing than an OPEC freeze which would leave production at record highs and could prove counterproductive if it supported prices further and incentivized activity elsewhere," they added.
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Of all the climate change issues that have been melodramatically dubbed a "carbon bomb" in recent years—tar sands projects in Alberta, catastrophic wildfires in Indonesia, holes in Australia's seagrass meadows—it seems the thawing of permafrost in the Arctic is most likely to live up to the hype.
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Without the rejected amendment, the NDAA calls for the Department of Defense (DoD) to submit a report to Congress that identifies the 10 military installations within each service that are most vulnerable to the effects of climate change — effects such as sea level rise, drought, wildfires and thawing permafrost.
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Amid the general thawing of the Khrushchev era, many of these architects — among the most prominent were Halina Skibniewska and Jerzy Soltan, the latter of whom studied under Le Corbusier — were for the first time permitted to travel to countries on the other side of the Iron Curtain.
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This set the stage for Ping-Pong diplomacy during the Nixon administration, with Ms. Hoarfrost and her American teammates embarking on an impromptu tour of China — followed by a 1972 visit to the United States by the Chinese team — that led to a thawing of Sino-American relations.
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And the University of Colorado Boulder geographer warned that as the trends that shrunk the sea ice last year continue into 2016, there will be serious impacts on climate, economies, and even geopolitics, with countries and companies vying for new shipping routes and mineral deposits in the thawing Arctic.
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Russia's expansion into the thawing Arctic has created geopolitical worries for the U.S. As sea ice thins in the Arctic Circle, the U.S. is competing with nations like Russia, China, and Canada for supremacy in the region and control over oil reserves up there than have become accessible.
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Japan politics expert Brad Glosserman pointed out that there was a significant shift last year which highlighted their thawing ties: An agreement to cooperate in so-called third countries, such as those involved with China's massive Belt and Road infrastructure project and the Beijing-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB).
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The sight of the athletes wading through the crowd, along with a torrent of venomous comments by Brazilians on social media, raised concerns after a period in which Brazil and the United States had experienced a thawing of ties, with law enforcement officials working closely to identify potential security threats during the Olympics.
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In 1990, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the United Nations group of thousands of scientists representing 195 countries, said in its first report that climate change would arrive at a stately pace, that the methane-laden Arctic permafrost was not in danger of thawing, and that the Antarctic ice sheets were stable.
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Those include widespread destruction of the Amazon, reduction of Arctic sea ice, large-scale coral reef die-offs, melting of the Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheets, thawing of permafrost, destabilizing of boreal forests -- which contain vast numbers of trees that grow in freezing northern climes -- and a slowdown of ocean circulation.
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It's a twisty, digressive tale, beginning with the Moscow computer scientist Alexey Pajitnov thinking about block puzzles in 103, but also encompassing anti-gambling laws in 19th-century Japan, byzantine business deals, the thawing of the Cold War, an explanation of the particular psychological itch that Tetris scratches and a murder-suicide.
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Five years later in Libya, Habbal's plans to cross the Sahara in SUVs with Tuareg tribespeople to a secluded desert campsite near the border with Chad were transformed by a thawing of relations between dictator Muammar al-Qaddafi and the US. The Libyan army got involved, providing helicopters and an elaborate camp with satellite internet.
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Season six doesn't quite retroactively justify all of season five's inaction, but it definitely justifies the choice to focus on Philip and Elizabeth's exhaustion through a bold move: Over one beautifully paced montage, the series' timeline jumps forward several years (I won't spoil how many) to a point where US-USSR relations are thawing.
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In this group, the predominance of reds — whether building the undertones of the earliest work on view, "The General's Daughter" (2007), or heavily applied to mute the subject in "Dissolving Contract" (2008), or affecting a compression and thawing of the image as in "Don't Leave Me Mother" (2008) — puts emphasis on the body in all its material aspects.
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It now appears that many of the undeclared meetings that have subsequently come to light between Mr Trump's inner circle of advisers—Michael Flynn, Jared Kushner and Donald Trump junior—and an assortment of Russians with links of various directness to the Kremlin, most notably Sergey Kislyak, the ubiquitous and gregarious former Washington ambassador, were aimed at thawing relations.
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EDT (498.953 GMT) * Palladium scales new 12-week high (Adds quotes, details, updates prices) June 19 (Reuters) - Gold prices edged lower on Wednesday as investors awaited the U.S. Federal Reserve's statement later in the session for cues on its interest rate outlook, while hopes the bitter U.S.-China trade dispute could soon see some thawing raised risk appetite.
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European stocks traded higher Wednesday as investors look ahead to key central bank meetings, while China signaled a thawing of trade tensions with the U.S. The pan-European Stoxx 600 provisionally rose 0.77% by the session end, basic resources jumping out to 1% gains while oil and gas and autos were the only sectors trading in negative territory.
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I've already learned the season is leaping ahead three years from where the fifth season ended, to a 1987 where American-Soviet relations are thawing ever so slightly, where Gorbachev is working to open up the USSR to the West, where Philip and Elizabeth Jennings (the series' married KGB spy protagonists) have never been further apart.
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You've may have already done a round of panicked Googling to find the best techniques for grilling up some succulent meat this Labor Day weekend, but have you considered how the ingredients in your marinade might destroy the texture of that beautiful cut of meat, or whether it's really worth thawing out that frozen ribeye before throwing it to the flames?
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These events come as Cubans appear to be increasingly desperate to reach the United States in the wake of thawing bilateral relations that have raised fears that the days are numbered for the special "Wet-Foot, Dry-Foot" immigration policy, though the exodus has not reached the proportions seen in the 1990s when record numbers sought to reach the US by boat.
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Read more: NASA captured a stunning enhanced-color photo of a 'blue' sand dune on Mars — and the photos are mind-blowingThough being able to capture an image of an avalanche of this proportion is rare and an incredibly serendipitous event to catch on camera, the thawing of the polar caps on Mars is a completely normal phenomenon at this time of year.
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From the looks of it, there doesn't appear to be much of a chance that President Obama's visit to the country — scheduled to start Sunday — will lead to the U.S. trade embargo with Cuba getting cancelled outright, but the frosty relationship between the two nations is slowly thawing, and Stripe's new highlights how the tech industry can both help and benefit from that.
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Related: Obama and Trudeau Seal a Deal on Cutting Methane Emissions in the US and Canada In Thursday's agreement, Washington and Ottawa pledged to work together to achieve the greenhouse gas cuts they offered in December's Paris climate accords, to boost renewable energy, and protect the fast-thawing Arctic, which is warming roughly twice as fast as the rest of the globe.
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The fast-thawing relations are in stark contrast with the atmosphere at the start of the year, when North Korean President Kim Jong Un gave a New Year's Day address in which he said the Communist state's nuclear weapons could reach anywhere in the United States — an important ally with South Korea — and threatened that he has a nuclear button on his desk.
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As to whether or not irrevocable damage occurs in the brain during the seconds and minutes following death, or as the brain is brought down to temperatures reaching -196 degrees Celsius (-320 degrees Fahrenheit) is another question entirely; a notorious issue facing cryonics is the degree to which "ice crystal formation, osmotic shock, and membrane damage during freezing and thawing will cause cell death," as noted in a 2017 Integrative Medicine Research study.
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Thawing relations For over a year, both Koreas and the US have worked toward a policy of rapprochement, which culminated in the June meeting between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. While no binding agreements were signed at the time, Pyongyang has refrained from conducting additional missile or nuclear tests since the push toward denuclearizing the peninsula began with a conciliatory New Year's speech by Kim at the start of 2018.
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