Return the fish to the frying pan and warm through in the sauce.
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It will stay warm through the night, with lows in the mid-21964s.
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This unisex beanie from Filson will keep you warm through rain, sleet, and snow.
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No. One of our main goals is to keep the elders warm through the winter.
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Here are 10 of the best space heaters to stay warm through this winter and beyond.
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Meanwhile, pop the parcel of tortillas into a low oven for 5 minutes to warm through.
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One of the group's main goals, Myers says, is to keep the elders warm through the winter.
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Watching the world warm through wine production is vital to vintners, their local economies, and wine aficionados.
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Contemporary ice hotels provide high quality sleeping bags, furs, and fleece to keep you warm through the night.
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This bulk-free jacket is made of knitted, heathered polyester fleece and will keep him warm through the remaining winter days.
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Naked mole rats push dirt around Somalia as we speak, and honeybees stay warm through bitter winter freezes as low as -30C (-22F).
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Made in America from 100% virgin wool, the Pendleton Motor Robe is a throw that will keep you warm through years of use.
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NORTH POLE, Alaska — Miners huddled around them to stay warm through the long, cold nights in the Klondike gold rush of the 000s.
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The steam that keeps New Yorkers warm through the winter rolls through a labyrinth of pipes and tubes that is a nightmare to inspect.
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Cotton Throw; $59.98 You won't find a cozier way to stay warm through the winter, or a more perfect backdrop for a spring picnic. 3.
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Turn the heat up to warm through, then garnish with more lemon balm, oregano, parsley, and a generous pinch each of toasted breadcrumbs and pecorino.
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Don't get us wrong, we love hot toddies and mulled wine and bourbon in pretty much everything to keep us warm through the hell that is winter.
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There is no denying the fact that these babes have legs for days ... and a lil something else to keep them warm through the cooler weather conditions!
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And if the courts won't provide these rights, incarcerated people have to rely on the goodwill and donations of concerned citizens to stay warm through the winter.
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Sure, a blizzard-y day or a below-zero night might not be our preferred forecast, but at least there's a cloud-like puffer to keep us warm through it all.
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A new model, or perhaps — when one considers that art began in caves, alongside considerations like staying warm through the night and not getting eaten by bears — a very, very old one.
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Keeping a few labor-intensive dishes ready to warm through can minimize the time spent hungry, in an unreasonably fragrant kitchen, when there are hours to go before the day's first bite.
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Summoning winds with their mouths, they conjured open spaces with open chords and the energy of keeping warm through a swapping of notes, suggesting an entire mental atmosphere that Ms. Posin's dance didn't approach.
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Set up a Mississippi Roast before work and keep it warm through your neighborhood rounds, then fork the meat over toasted potato buns when you return home, with lots of sliced cucumber on the side.
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It has two main styles: A lightweight classic grandpa look, which is loose, airy, and soft to the touch, as well as a jersey kangaroo pocket sweatsuit that feels cozy enough to keep you warm through winter.
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Here there were masterfully hammered adolescent boys swarming about, as well as an Eastern European girl who stood next to me in line, brushing up against my jacket and saying that she could only get warm through human contact.
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A frigid shower after the sweat of the sauna will never induce the dazzling, purifying tingle of a full icy dunk: a stupefying feeling that your entire body is mentholated, a trick that keeps you warm through wintry days.
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The hot, poorly air conditioned Junes and Julys spent sweating across Manhattan make summer rolls and grilled prawns all the more delicious, while piping hot bowls of pho and bun bo hue are perfect soups to keep you warm through the chilly winter months.
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Drag queens on roller blades vogue-ing their hearts out; lanky gay Boricuas who slept on the heating vents outside of NYU to stay warm through winter because their parents kicked them out; butch dykes who took on the role of mother to the rest of us.
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As she puts the finishing touches on her outfit and starts arranging the cushions brought by her husband from home on her bed's pristinely smooth surface, I drag my sweaty self out from under the three, four, five blankets that fail to keep me feeling warm through the night.
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This approach can also help you focus on whatever positive things are happening around you — the sun is shining in warm through the windows and you've got a full table of beautiful, colorful food (maybe with an extra glass of wine) in front of you — rather than getting caught up in your own head. 4.
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While it veers away from the Hot Mom Rap genre established so firmly on her last release, "Life Goes On" is a perfect banger: heartfelt, e•mo•tion•al, yet also upbeat enough to drag you from the comfort of your duvet or, at the least, enough to warm through the tears of whatever heartbreak you're currently treading through.
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The master then lies on top of the peasant to keep him warm through the cold night. In the morning, peasants dig out the sleigh, which was only half a mile from town. They find Vasily Andreyevich and the horse dead but Nikita is still alive.
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Ica lies on the border of the Atacama desert and has one of the driest climates in the world Köppen BWh, with only around 1 inch of rainfall for the whole year. Temperatures are hot during the summer months (December - March) and warm through the winter months (June - September).
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The species is oviparous, with females laying 10–50 eggs at a time. Afterward, females coil around the eggs to protect them and keep them warm through using muscular contractions to generate heat. This type of maternal care, which is typical for pythons, ceases once the hatchlings have emerged.
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All members of the genus cannot tolerate too much moisture and must be watered only during their growing season and when the substrate is dry. They must also be kept warm through the winter or risk losing their roots. Members of Matucana grow quickly and may be grown from seed.
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A number of medications, including nifedipine, may delay delivery so that a mother can be moved to where more medical care is available and the corticosteroids have a greater chance to work. Once the baby is born, care includes keeping the baby warm through skin-to-skin contact, supporting breastfeeding, treating infections and supporting breathing.
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Bluffton has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen Cfa), with very mild winters, hot, humid summers, and significant rainfall all year long. August is the wettest month; almost half of the annual rainfall occurs during the summer months in the form of thundershowers. Fall remains relatively warm through November. Winter is short and mild, and is characterized by occasional rain.
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The Awhum Waterfall is located at Amaugwe village of Awhum town in Udi Local Government Area, Enugu State, Nigeria. The Awhum Waterfall is formed out of a massive outcrop of granite rock with water flow at the top forming a stream. Some part of the waterfall is usually warm through the seasons. The Awhum waterfall is 30 metres high and is located around the Awhum Monastery.
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Submissive behaviors include the rats in an upright posture exposing their stomach and chattering. Since they are non-burrowing, they keep warm through nonshivering thermogenesis and have low thermal conductance. They have low metabolic rates which may be why they can feed on low quality food. Their predators are mainly barn owls and grass owls, but also include pythons, mole snakes, wildcats, mongooses, and cape clawless otters.
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Damage left from Hurricane Hugo in 1989 Charleston has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification Cfa), with mild winters, hot humid summers, and significant rainfall all year long. Summer is the wettest season; almost half of the annual rainfall occurs from June to September in the form of thundershowers. Fall remains relatively warm through the middle of November. Winter is short and mild, and is characterized by occasional rain.
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Some people bake their potatoes and then scoop out the interior, leaving the skin as a shell. The white interior flesh can then be mixed with various other food items such as cheese, butter, or bacon bits. This mixture is then spooned back into the skin shells and they are replaced in the oven to warm through. In America these are known variously as loaded potato skins, filled potatoes and twice baked potatoes.
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The first descriptions of the rock-cut architecture of Cappadocia comes from Xenophon's Anabasis of 402 BC. In the 13th century, the Byzantine author Theodore Skoutariotes mentions the convenient temperatures of the tuff caverns, which were relatively warm through the cold Anatolian winters and pleasantly cool in the hot summer months. In 1906, the German scholar visited Cappadocia and wrote about it in his book Kleinasiatische Denkmäler.Robert G. Ousterhout: A Byzantine Settlement in Cappadocia.Dumbarton Oaks, 2005, p.
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Many settlers would add an extra room to the sauna to keep the chickens warm through the cool winter months. The families were self-sufficient on the land, trapping, hunting, completing garments of skins and hides, picking berries, canning and baking. Settlers would travel into town, a trip which took 24 hours by horse, selling logs for any additional provisions they may need. In the early 1900s the community saw a store, blacksmith, sawmill, grist mill, and shingle making enterprises spring up.
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At , Great Pond is the largest of the Belgrade Lakes and forms the boundary between Rome to the north and Belgrade to the south. Tributaries Rome Trout Brook and Robbins Mill Stream enter the north end of Great Pond. Great Pond overflows westward approximately to the east side of Long Pond north of the narrows. Although Great Pond is more than twice as deep as the previous lakes in the chain, it similarly becomes uniformly warm through the summer and unsuitable for native trout or salmon.
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Horton the Elephant is a fictional character from the 1940 book Horton Hatches the Egg and 1954 book Horton Hears a Who!, both by Dr. Seuss. Horton is a kind, sweet-natured elephant who cares about other animals or people. Though he goes through many hardships, whether trying to keep an egg warm through storms, rough travels, and humiliating shows or tries to save a small planet from harm, he always triumphs; the egg hatches into an elephant-bird, while the planet is saved and respected by the others.
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On the night of April 28, 2008, an inferno rose into the air from the Washburn-Norlands Living History Center. The fire was started by a heat lamp that was being used to keep a litter of piglets warm through the cold Maine nighttime. Presumably, the lamp tipped over and fell into the hay bedding, which sent the 100-foot-long, three-story barn up in flames that were high enough to be seen over the surrounding trees. Suddenly, the famous mansion right next door, which had for so many decades been a local treasure, was in danger of extinction.
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Hyderabad has a unique combination of a tropical wet and dry climate that borders on a hot semi-arid climate (Köppen climate classification BSh). The climate of Hyderabad remains fairly warm through most parts of the year and does not receive much rainfall in the monsoon. With the onset of winters in North and central parts of India, temperatures marginally come down in the months of December and January and the nights become quite cool in and around the Hyderabad city. During the summer months, the mercury goes as high as 42 °C while in winters the minimum temperature may come down to as low as 12 °C.
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To withstand such loads, the codes typically call for a tensile modulus of rupture strength of at least 50 lbf/in2 (0.345 newton/mm2) for the finished block. In addition to being an inexpensive material with a small resource cost, adobe can serve as a significant heat reservoir due to the thermal properties inherent in the massive walls typical in adobe construction. In climates typified by hot days and cool nights, the high thermal mass of adobe mediates the high and low temperatures of the day, moderating the temperature of the living space. The massive walls require a large and relatively long input of heat from the sun (radiation) and from the surrounding air (convection) before they warm through to the interior.
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A letter from 29 September 1641 to the university authorities spells out the conflicting objectives and hints at some sort of ill-defined scaling back of the university teaching, and a subsequent letter addressed to Schupp himself and dated 29 October 1641 undertaking to provide supplementary "princely recompense" in the form of 12 Klafter (roughly 20 meters) of timber and two sows annually. That would surely have been enough to keep the growing Schupp family warm through the winter and well provided with meat through the year. The book was almost certainly never completed, but something of its likely tone and content can be inferred from the text of a speech that Schupp delivered in 1638 in which he warmly eulogised the Landgraf, but also vividly described the horrors of the on-going war. The text survives because in 1640 it was printed and published as a short (16 page) booklet, dedicated to Landgraf Georg, and made available under the title "Hercules togatus" (loosely, "Citizen Hercules").
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