But for the South, while it might not be a lot of wintry precipitation, pretty much any wintry precipitation down here [makes] people freak out.
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The Finns know how to do a wintry evening right.
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A New Yorker braves Stella's wintry mix on March 14.
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So there you have it: Spring today, wintry chaos tomorrow.
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Wintry conditions weren't quite finished for Georgia or the Carolinas.
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A family art project, "Wintry Birdy Marionettes," from 10 a.m.
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Over 70 minutes, it all makes a teeming, wintry pastoral.
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The sky is white and it looks bright and wintry.
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A crispy slaw of wintry fennel rounds out the sandwich.
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Wintry weather forced the airport to halt all flights early Saturday.
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On a wintry day in March, Chuck's is businesslike and friendly.
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A wintry weather advisory has been issued for the Baltimore area.
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They're not high-fashion, but they're cute in a wintry way.
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You're leaving behind the long wintry braises, the root-vegetable roasts.
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"It makes me feel warm," she says of the wintry ritual.
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"We're stuck right now in a very wintry pattern," he said.
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A wintry party might just need this beverage as a closer.
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The next storm looks more wet than wintry as temperatures return to above average levels by this weekend, but we need to watch the storm track for any shifts that could introduce some wintry weather chances.
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Visitors to Niagara Falls shared the majestic, wintry scenes on social media.
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To spend two hours at a precinct caucus on a wintry Monday
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You could always take a trip to the wintry planet of Hoth.
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But eventually, AVs will have to learn to navigate the wintry mix.
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If you're at a wintry destination, take advantage of what's around you.
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Most of the wintry precipitation should stay sequestered farther north into Maine.
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She had run out into the wintry cold, shooing away stunned bystanders.
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With the wintry-dress and long white braid, there is a resemblance.
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It's sunny but chilly today before a wintry mix pesters us tomorrow.
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But for now, at least, much of Canada is a wintry place.
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We have an idea: Draw a wintry scene for KidsPost's daily forecast.
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A wintry mix overnight had turned to snow before the morning commute.
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Chicago and Detroit could see some snow or wintry mix Saturday afternoon.
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More than 44,000 volunteers turned up despite wintry conditions to lay the wreaths.
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Click here to view original GIFThe wintry spirit is strong with this one.
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Carey dazzles in a wintry gown as light falls around her like snowflakes.
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Notably missing from the wintry retreat were sister Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.
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"I'm tired at the moment," he says, looking out at the wintry view.
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As one YouTube commenter says, "wie immer, sehr winterlich"–like always, very wintry.
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Pipe in mouth, hand in pocket, his wintry stare completes an unshakable composure.
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But the romantic, wintry escape wasn't the jetsetting couple's first adventure abroad together.
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Inside there were real pine boughs that let off a fresh, wintry smell.
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On this particular wintry gray day, we talked about Venice, which had flooded.
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The suspects look perfectly ordinary, strolling in wintry weather in jeans and parkas.
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Wintry precipitation -- snow and freezing rain -- is possible Saturday in the interior Northeast.
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Day two of our wintry shock is our final one of this bout.
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"On the East Coast, I like to do this wintry wonderland," she said.
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Don't use the brakes as the only defensive safety measure on wintry roads.
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Something was falling from the sky — rain maybe, sleet, or a wintry mix.
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Now, she'll need to navigate the Atlantic again, this time in wintry conditions.
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Frost's spirit permeates this wintry scene, where each paradox melts into the next.
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The romantic, wintry escape is far from the jetsetting couple's first adventure abroad together.
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Jack Dalrymple had ordered the protesters to leave immediately, citing the harsh wintry conditions.
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They also marched and protested in the streets in the wintry rain and snow.
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The high on Saturday is a wintry 39, well below the average of 58.
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This crisp salad, with a punchy roasted red pepper dressing, will brighten wintry days.
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A balloon with a black ribbon flies up into the low, grey wintry sky.
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Here's what else is happening: WEATHER Wintry weather returns, at least for the day.
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On Tumblr, the holiday season becomes GIFMAS, a wintry celebration of the animated image.
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North Carolina cities impacted by wintry precipitation will be Asheville, Greensboro, Raleigh and Charlotte.
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In 1949, the tree was painted silver to give it a more "wintry" look.
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One wintry night, she lit the wrong end of a cigarette at my window.
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If you pack smartly, the rain, sleet or "wintry mix" won't stand a chance.
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The wintry mix was to arrive late Tuesday in Philadelphia and the surrounding area.
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A wintry bonus: Arriving children can have their faces embellished with a glittering snowflake.
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It's a good fit at most wintry shindigs, from fancy festivities to casual parties.
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So the weather isn't just wintry — to a weather forecaster, it's a winter storm.
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This creamy, wintry pasta with canned pumpkin and kale is an utter crowd-pleaser.
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Like with St. Vincent, she's very wintry and fragile but also kind of apocalyptic.
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Wintry weather may cause slick roads across northern tier Following snow that swept through the region at midweek, the northern Plains and Upper Midwest will face a couple more waves of wintry weather that can lead to travel disruptions into the weekend.
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Motorists should be prepared for wintry conditions over Snoqualmie Pass along I-90 in Washington.
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Black Cherry And Bourbon Hot ChocolateThe perfect wintry treat for grown-up guests this winter.
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I'd never known that Buffalo, a wintry steel town, had been my grandma's promised land.
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Motorists should be prepared for wintry conditions over Snoqualmie Pass along Interstate 90 in Washington.
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"English literature begins in the cold," she states, with icy waters, hail and wintry solitude.
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One wintry afternoon, I sat down to read Agatha Christie's Murder on the Orient Express.
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The culprit for the ongoing wintry weather is a nor'easter brewing off the Atlantic coast.
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Jack Dalrymple, who cited the harsh wintry conditions as the reason they need to leave.
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One wintry afternoon in the office, Janet was discussing the arrival of a colleague's baby.
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For some (especially those with paws), the wintry weather provided a much-needed snow day.
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An icy wintry mix is possible for the mountains Saturday, from the Carolinas to Pennsylvania.
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In Texas, the wintry weather will stay in the panhandle and the Red River Valley.
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The pictures show Sansa, red hair flecked with snow, pulling Theon from a wintry stream.
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Wintry weather over the weekend prompted cancellations on the other side of Atlantic as well.
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Forecasters expect these cold temperatures and wintry conditions to worsen over the next few days.
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Rather than a deep, wintry braise, I wanted something lighter for the beginning of spring.
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On the field, under a wintry sun, they faced teams from China and South Korea.
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As the wintry mix began to fall with temperatures just above freezing, those estimates decreased.
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The novel is a postmodern take on braving wintry weather, a staple of Russian literature.
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Here are four expert strategies to feeling revitalized, even in the most wintry of days.
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Sunday morning's wintry mix of snow and freezing rain turned into rain by the evening.
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The Jewish holiday serves as more of a plot point than a charming, wintry aesthetic.
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History provides a few examples of holiday storms that left wintry chaos in their wake.
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The reviewer recommends applying the pellets before snowstorms to keep the wintry precipitation from sticking.
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This wintry, colorful punch will be a festive addition as you count down to 2020.
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Take a look at some of the wintry goodies ahead — hitting stores and online October 19.
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More than 224 million people were dealing with the wintry weather, CNN meteorologist Pedram Javaheri said.
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There are snowball fights, woolly hats, and the expected dose of wintry, miniature royal-themed cuteness.
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In addition, wintry conditions can envelop the mountain in any month of the year, including May.
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Snowshoes, wooden skis and photographs of wintry scenes from the resort's early days decorated the walls.
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Consider clipping evergreen sprigs or other colorful accents in-between beads for an extra wintry feel.
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Before the shock ending, it had been another in a recent series of quiet, wintry episodes.
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They're also great for outdoorsy ladies who love to snowshoe and walk in the wintry woods.
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Do you ever wonder what your fluffy Akita might look like in its natural wintry habitat?
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A white Christmas tree is a sophisticated option that adds a wintry feel to any space.
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They decided to take some photos while they were there, to contrast their wintry Alaska photos.
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It's a little like a pasta primavera — except wintry, and made primarily with a brassica vegetable.
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It's a wintry, melancholic scene made somewhat sadder by the tinkling of some dolorous piano music.
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Front Burner Three wintry treats from Valerie Confections offer the flavors and glitter of the season.
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They don't drape you in marijuana's gauzy haze or imbue you with cocaine's wintry, italicized focus.
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Pak's ethereal digital art creates a wintry mood that somehow combines movement with seemingly endless serenity.
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Farther south, a wintry mix hit parts of the Midwest and the northern Mid-Atlantic states.
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That's because "The Missing," a BBC production, is one of the bleakest, most wintry shows around.
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Dishes like lasagna have their charms, but they're wintry ones of the hot and bubbling variety.
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Abeda, like his fellow athletes from the warm-climate countries, hopes to promote his wintry sport.
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Plus, its dark, wintry atmosphere is just about perfect for those getting in the seasonal mood.
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Six people had died in car crashes as a wintry mix spread across Arkansas, Tennessee and Kentucky.
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The wintry duet "Baby, It's Cold Outside" has long been recognized as an anthem for sexual coercion.
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February pork production dropped 1.7 percent, partly because of wintry weather earlier in the month, said Nelson.
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The attack struck a bus filled with young recruits heading for deployment in the wintry Kashmir valley.
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The wintry drink has a "light, pine-like flavor with delightful citrus undertones," according to their website.
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Click through to see our favorite products from the batch, and get your fix of wintry magic.
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Several hundred motorists were stranded on highways in Colorado during a wintry storm late Wednesday, authorities said.
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The game was played in front of a sparse crowd, with a wintry storm impacting the area.
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By Sunday, a wintry mix is likely to reach the Detroit and Cleveland areas, according to AccuWeather.
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In the UK, thousands of homes were left without power as the wintry weather swept in overnight.
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The upper class but gloomy Victorian fashion and psyches spread across the wintry lands of Haworth, England.
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The lighting also changes throughout the day to evoke different holiday moods, from wintry nights to sunrise.
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To fight off dry, wintry skin, there's a simple solution: Moisturize, moisturize and then moisturize some more.
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Elsewhere in wintry Europe, Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain created a new position: minister for loneliness.
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Blowup polar bears, candy canes, strings of light and other wintry figures created an early holiday scene.
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She was recruited for this mammoth undertaking during the least wintry time of the year imaginable: July.
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They bundled up and waited endlessly at bus stations, used Uber or walked through the wintry mess.
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The steering wheel was heated as well, all of which are good things in the wintry Northeast.
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Getting into the early week, there's a bit of wintry mischief and a good dose of rain.
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Cuoco frequently showed off the gorgeous scenery — a wintry town nestled into the mountain and blanketed by snow.
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More than 60 million people were dealing with the wintry weather on Thursday, CNN meteorologist Pedram Javaheri said.
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A large wintry storm that struck the Southeastern U.S. over the weekend continued to disrupt travel on Monday.
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Mária's wintry persona — her expressionless face, constantly pursed lips, and inflectionless voice — hide her rudimentary fear of physicality.
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From Miami to Mali On this wintry day in the Windy City, the white stuff is blowing sideways.
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That means Iowa, southern Minnesota, northern Missouri, northern Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan all could have a wintry Halloween.
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Communities along the East Coast were preparing for the wintry onslaught, piling up salt and positioning snow plows.
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Be it wintry V-Day treats or sweet springy steals, the Trader Joe's Fearless Flyer is your oyster.
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She settled on a color scheme: the very seasonally apropos combination of wintry white and hues of blue.
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Weather-related deaths The wintry weather contributed to traffic crashes that killed people in several states, authorities said.
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It was on a wintry night in this neighborhood five years ago that I made a serendipitous discovery.
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We'd seen more food decaying in those wintry farm fields than the Serbs were letting into the enclave.
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What adds to the retrospective darkness of these experiences is that everyone's stories are set in wintry conditions.
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Record subzero temperatures have gripped much of the U.S. this week, with more wintry weather in the forecast.
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A storm system approaching could try to throw us some wintry mix after dark and into the night.
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Wintry ingredients make a lively side dish to any of your slow-roasted stews bookmarked for cold days.
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It will be unseasonably warm Wednesday and unpleasantly wintry Thursday, but neither will be just right, of course.
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Meantime, weather advisories Saturday stretched along the Appalachians through the Carolinas, into places more accustomed to wintry precipitation.
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Traders were separately keeping an eye on wintry weather that could hit feedlots in the central United States.
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His song cycle "let me tell you" evokes a landscape as wintry as one in a Bruegel painting.
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The Atlanta-based airline said a wintry mix was to blame for lengthy delays on de-icing planes.
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There is a light breeze from the north around 5 to 10 mph that keeps it feeling wintry.
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Recently, I have been cooking cheesy frittatas loaded with herbs and wintry vegetables like leeks, pumpkins and kale.
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Melania Trump, the first lady, then shared a photo of the wintry wonderland to give Americans a visual.
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Celebs not currently camped out in sunny L.A. are taking the opportunity to indulge in their favorite wintry activities.
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The wintry mix is forecast to change over to rain late Wednesday night, and will taper off Thursday morning.
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Albone, who is a keen cross country runner but an inexperienced climber, set off in wintry conditions on Saturday.
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A wintry mix of rain and snow can be expected in parts of the Ohio Valley up into Pennsylvania.
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But a nice wintry day when you have a bowl of soup and the fire going is nice too.
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Before that, during the overture, a screen showed a film of a wintry forest, snow descending among the trees.
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The storm will last for several days in some areas, which will lead to wintry travel over the passes.
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But the Volvo XC90 picking its way through traffic on a wintry morning in Pittsburgh is no ordinary Uber.
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Many people actually prefer living in a cold, wintry climate, while many others prefer a sunny, warm beach town.
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At least two more storms, one potentially involving wintry precipitation, are slated to move through during the week, too.
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The wintry, wet conditions contributed to some sloppy play as the teams combined for four errors through five frames.
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We've made sure every pick in our guide has great options for Christmas, Hanukkah, and general wintry holiday tidings.
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It's almost like a wintry drift of snow beneath your tree, except this snowdrift is warm, plush, and fuzzy.
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The New York City area is forecast to receive less snow and also a wintry mix followed by rain.
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Later it feels like purgatory, a wintry place with flat skies, leaden waters and unwelcome reminders of the past.
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Clouds increase Friday night, when a wintry mix or rain could develop as lows fall to 30 to 35.
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Rain began Thursday night and switched early Friday to a wintry mix and now some lingering snow showers remain.
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That pair of records is fodder for their Wintry Mix tour, which hits this Long Island theater on Saturday.
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The classic board game gets a magical, wintry twist with this special edition featuring all of your favorite characters.
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All your favorite Frozen characters combine with wintry snowflake motifs and woodland designs on backpacks, pouches and crossbody bags.
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Dr. Rosenfeld, who has documented the pastime for a new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York, says that the Central Park lake pulled in the crowds when the still-unfinished park opened in December 1858, wintry temperatures having done what wintry temperatures will do to 18 acres of water.
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But in times like these, it's more than just the long nights and wintry winds that threaten to undo us.
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Since leaving wintry Los Angeles for her oceanfront vacation, the Kylie Cosmetics founder has been sharing snapshots on social media.
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The Plains and even parts of the South could also be affected by a wintry mix of rain and snow.
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The ones further back are faint lines of paint on the cusp of dissolving into the wintry blue-gray sky.
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The video, posted to the observatory's website and Facebook, demonstrates the power of the winds along with the wintry conditions.
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"The cold air is pressed pretty far south and allowing the wintry mix into Florida and southern Georgia," Miller said.
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Right now, the forecast calls for between 6-8 inches of some kind of unspecified wintry skywater in New York.
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Outside of the United Kingdom, other European countries like Scotland, Germany, France and Italy also experienced wintry conditions this week.
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The Alps have come to the sweltering UAE with Ski Dubai, a wintry indoor megaplex at the Mall of Emirates.
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Artist Jackie Charley was just trying to sell some Christmas cards featuring wintry critters, when Facebook took down her post.
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It's one that still seems destined to arc toward a clash with wintry armies of annihilation, among other existential threats.
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And, Mr. Hamrick said, there's always the chance another round of wintry weather could make an appearance in the future.
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It was a wintry morning in 2017, and I was over a year into my stint as a weed dealer.
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As can behavior: Humans excel at limiting their exposure to wintry conditions, which can dull the effects of the cold.
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Much of the Ohio Valley a\nd the Southern Plains could see a wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain.
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New York City and other areas further down the Atlantic Coast could expect a wintry mix of precipitation on Sunday.
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Snowfall may turn to wintry rain in some areas, depending on how much of the storm stays out at sea.
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Survivors of the avalanche that hit a hotel in Italy recounted being trapped in a wintry tomb for three days.
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Studies also show that wintry scents like pine and cinnamon help conjure happy emotions, so recruit other senses when celebrating.
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If you're feeling wintry blue and want a little taste of summer to tide you over, turn to frozen fruit.
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New York, Philadelphia, and Boston will get rain Sunday afternoon and transition to a wintry mix of snow by evening.
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The weight surprised her and she swayed, tried to hold it, then fell with a shriek into the wintry harbor.
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By Monday morning, wintry weather was already blamed for four traffic deaths in Missouri, the state Emergency Management Agency said.
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Washington has not seen this big a snowstorm in decades and locals took full advantage to enjoy the wintry landscape.
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The wintry storms raging around the U.S. this week aren't, thankfully, bringing the plunging temperatures of the recent polar vortex.
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A wintry sepia of an unoccupied field near Sharpsburg, Md. — the site of the Battle of Antietam during the Civil War — illustrates the cover: a leafless tree with outspread branches, unharvested cornfield bristling with feral bounty against a buck-and-rail fence in the near background, a luminous plot of wintry grass in the foreground.
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For example, it recommended that I fly to Norway, Iceland, and other wintry countries in December and January to save money.
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"Fitoor" doesn't get much political resonance out of its Kashmiri setting, though the wintry sadness of the first scenes has power.
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The wintry precipitation is expected to turn into mostly rain as it advances into the Northeast by late Tuesday and Wednesday.
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The wintry precipitation is expected to taper off, ending by late Sunday after leaving treacherous conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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If you're feeling in a beauty rut, check out these fun wintry trends — loved by some of our favorite celebs too!
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Travel was substantially disrupted for a second day across much of Britain, as wintry showers continued following heavy snow on Sunday.
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Chai Hot ChocolateMake your wintry beverage even more delicious by combining the two ultimate comforting hot drinks — chai and hot chocolate.
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Alabama In Birmingham, the storm was expected to begin earlier Friday, most likely as a wintry mix of snow and sleet.
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The trailer opens up with a wintry scene with Reynolds' familiar voice as Deadpool making up with a new Christmas rhyme.
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City Kitchen By mid-January, I often long for something brighter than the decidedly wintry vegetable offerings at the farmers' market.
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There isn't going to be a long wintry war of attrition against Trump for Rubio; the time for that is gone.
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Most of the time I am playing a gorgeous open-world shooter with a wintry look that I love year-round.
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She further succumbs to the rhythm as she rolls around the kitchen floor and makes snow angels in a wintry freezer.
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Here's the full image, in all of its glory:Update 1/25/15 2pm ET: The wintry Earth art just keeps coming!
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In January of 1077, the Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV arrived in wintry Italy, having been excommunicated by Pope Gregory VII.
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She had trudged toward her studio apartment on West 109th Street and run into an old flame on the wintry street.
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Yet the selections Mr. Hermanis and Mr. Baryshnikov have chosen from Brodsky's large, diverse oeuvre tend toward the gloomy and wintry.
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I spot my crush Mike; he's ascending the bus stairs with his white-blond hair, like a wintry Viking child-god.
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Braised brisket is warming, cozy, rich and hearty, a perfect wintry meal to serve when temperatures plunge and snow piles up.
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Before I can cycle through the dozen or so dishes, it's time to move on to wintry brussels sprouts and cabbage.
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Train service in New Jersey and on Long Island was also delayed as the wintry weather froze switches on the rails.
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It is a portion of the price the Yankees are paying for an unusually wet and wintry start to the season.
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If you love the wintry movie delight "The Holiday," check out the vacation swap site inspired by it, Love Home Swap.
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Wilson was one of many stars adding some sparkle to a wintry London evening in her custom-made Prabal Gurung gown.
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On a recent wintry Friday, the concrete wraparound bar filled up with a leather-jacketed thirty-something set while a d.j.
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City Kitchen Charred under the broiler and a pairing of ricotta and pecans, the vegetable is tamed in this wintry pasta.
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In the meantime, this show at the multilevel Brooklyn event space Elsewhere is a good choice for anyone seeking wintry thrills.
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Wintry weather is often cited as the primary technical hurdle for self-driving cars getting on the road nationally, en masse.
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Video: Ford Media/YouTube Waymo recently announced a partnership with Chrysler that would bring it to Michigan for some wintry testing.
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Although they target different muscles, they are excellent cardio activities, and depending on the wintry course conditions, the workout is only amplified.
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Industrial smokestacks add to a wintry fog settling over the valley — though even their output has diminished after several recent factory closures.
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I was really worried about dull, dry, icky, wintry skin, and I have felt hydrated ever since, even in the weeks after.
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A Good Appetite Soup season has us in its wintry grip, and now is the time to give in to its demands.
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The family was joined by a larger group, including close friend David Blaine, for a group photo amid the gorgeous wintry landscape.
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WHAT WOULD induce a software developer to quit a good job in Silicon Valley and trade California's sunshine for Toronto's wintry skies?
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The Modern Family actress, 18, traded in wintry Los Angeles for warm island weather — and has the tan lines to prove it.
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This time, he says, he was transported to what appeared to be a snowy field at the edge of a wintry forest.
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You can take it over again after they leave and spend wintry afternoons leaned up against the padded headboard, reading and streaming.
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If air above freezing gets into the middle layer, there is a greater chance for ice pellets or even a wintry mix.
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Paw Patrol Advent Calendar, $29.99, available at AmazonYour kids can build their own fun world with the backdrop of a wintry scene.
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It and Britain have plenty in common — they're both wintry, watery, fishy, boozy — but also bring different, complementary assets to the table.
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Their hallucinations — in which they are transformed into deer in serene, wintry landscapes — are juxtaposed with the bloody viciousness of their workplace.
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The team arrived at the airport two hours before takeoff, but because of wintry weather in the Midwest, the flight was canceled.
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"The Snowman," which cost $35 million to make, stars Michael Fassbender as a troubled detective in pursuit of a wintry serial killer.
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Hans Christian Andersen's wintry fable even lies behind "Frozen", Disney's animated blockbuster from 2013, a sequel to which has recently been released.
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More work meetings in the city were in store that afternoon, so their wintry respite would soon be coming to a close.
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Hundreds of people, mainly from Africa and the Middle East, have braved wintry conditions to cross into Canada, where they face arrest.
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Track the storm with high resolution auto-updating graphics Washington will first see a wintry mix that will turn to snow Wednesday.
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Put me in a caped woolen coat, see how my gray-blue eyes narrow instinctively against the drizzle, witness my wintry magnificence!
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Every day is an adjustment for Liz Cruz and her family in this wintry, unfamiliar city, more than 1,28 miles from home.
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The wintry weather has been blamed for at least 14 deaths in the past few days, including in North Carolina and Texas.
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If you do opt for delivery, especially on the nights with a charming wintry mix, tip the delivery person a little extra.
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The wintry storms raging in the U.S. this week aren't, thankfully, bringing with them the plunging temperatures of the recent polar vortex.
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The wintry storms raging around the U.S. this week aren't, thankfully, bringing with them the plunging temperatures of the recent polar vortex.
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Bored children in a wintry town begin an epic snowball fight to amuse themselves during vacation, and soon things get out of hand.
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The wintry precipitation is expected to taper off, ending by late Sunday after leaving treacherous conditions in the Mid-Atlantic region, forecasters said.
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A short time later, he plowed through the wintry cold of Grosvenor Square to a hotel room the embassy had secured for him.
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For some their Olympic journey will have just begun; for others it is the end of a long, wintry road to destinations unknown.
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As designed by Beowulf Boritt (sets) and Keith Parham (lighting), this production sticks to a spectrum of late-autumn sepias and wintry grays.
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Given the freedom to live, or operate, anywhere in the country, they turn their backs on wintry states and flock to the sun.
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She wore lipstick, earrings and burgundy shorts, but ended up wearing baggy sweats over her "feminine" running gear because of the wintry weather.
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When Diehl had a breast cancer scare, she wasn't sure how she'd make it from Sunspot to chemotherapy on the winding, wintry roads.
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Don't expect the weather to change for the better after the storm, either — the wintry chill is going to last for a while.
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The Real Housewives of New York star is ready to say goodbye to cold and wintry New York and hello to sunny summertime.
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However, in order for the cold to sustain in the longer term, variables will need to work in tandem to enhance wintry conditions.
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The wintry Solstice Expression has a gray tint and is earthy with juniper and burnt orange; it would add personality to a Negroni.
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They've got plenty of room for thick, wintry socks, and black rubber reinforcements at the front for extra coverage — and some style points.
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A strong storm system is currently bringing heavy rain, wind, and wintry mix from the UK down into parts of France and Spain.
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With a range of festive, wintry patterns, the shirts are holiday-ready, so pets can join in on all the family matching fun.
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A wintry salad of radicchio and celery is topped with razor-thin slices of salty cured red-mullet roe, also known as bottarga.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads You are tromping around in a remote area of an urban park on a wan, wintry day.
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Over the past (wintry) months, we rediscovered our love of velvet — and this slight sartorial obsession manifested in various forms in our wardrobes.
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Lamb tartar with buckwheat and chives, raw mackerel with horseradish, and baked cod with cauliflower, tarragon and whey should satisfy a wintry appetite.
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For many of us, the choice between running on a wintry morning or nesting in a warm bed isn't much of a decision.
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He inspired a polished, well chosen cast in the Met's wintry production, originally directed by Elijah Moshinsky and revived crisply by Peter McClintock.
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The wintry conditions led to thousands of canceled flights and many spoiled plans for the three-day weekend from Kansas to New England.
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A full house in Minneapolis will get to watch its struggling home team host the defending Stanley Cup champions, potentially under a wintry mix.
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The Weather Channel says a new wintry blast is set to develop late Sunday into Monday, bringing with it heavy snows and high winds.
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Director Theodore Gershuny spends a lot of time at the start of the picture establishing a mood, lingering over austere, wintry New England landscapes.
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The recent surge of wintry weather across the central United States is on track to chill the Eastern Seaboard over the next few days.
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Developers are trying to get the projects done as soon as possible, but wintry weather could slow construction in the coming months, Lopez warned.
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During their wintry vacation, the family of four were all smiles as they played in the freshly fallen snow and hit the slopes together.
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We meet the father-son duo right after they've moved into their wintry, isolating new house following the tragic death of the family's matriach.
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We don't know when, but suspect the Spider doesn't have too high of a chance of making it out of the wintry war alive.
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Maybe I'm basic as hell, or maybe amidst the wintry concrete wasteland that is New York I yearn for something warmer and more oceanic.
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On a wintry weekday morning, the actor John Lithgow stopped by Roosevelt Barber Shop, on the Upper West Side, for a hot-towel shave.
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The wintry, snowy weather will taper off, but temperatures are likely to put a chill on the East Coast for the next few days.
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In an old custom, Ms. Kang burns her husband's clothes so they may serve him in the afterlife and mourns in a wintry landscape.
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Julianne Nicholson stars as the upstate New York sheriff untangling the threads in this wintry rural crime drama adapted from a Norwegian mini-series.
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Imagine that you were going to write a poem — a poem about the wintry loneliness at the core of any creative pursuit, let's say.
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Some said that while they appreciated the free meals offered at the mission, it sometimes felt daunting to step outside to face wintry conditions.
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David Nutter and cinematographer David Franco did a solid job in giving this episode an eerie and wintry feel without burying it in shadows.
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And then you can head into the weekend on Friday with a wintry delight from David Tanis: spiced lamb meatballs with yogurt and herbs.
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. — On a wintry night in December, Anton Dahbura sat on his couch, transfixed by a baseball game 211,210 miles away in Mexico.
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Only at night, when Davelle shifts from kissaten (coffee shop) to izakaya (pub), will you find oden, a wintry stew that dates back centuries.
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For another wintry experience, head north of Salt Lake City to visit Snowbasin and Powder Mountain, relatively undiscovered gems of Utah's ski scene. 10.
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ROME — First there was the roar, then the darkness and crush of debris that turned their four-star resort hotel into a wintry tomb.
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Warmer weather aside, the endless white landscape was a picture of wintry perfection — even for those from lands normally associated with breathtaking winter landscapes.
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Wintry weather disrupted travel this week ahead of Thursday's Thanksgiving celebrations, with airports in Minneapolis and Chicago reporting hundreds of delayed or canceled flights.
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Track the storm >>> Exactly where wintry weather will fall Snow and ice will create dangerous travel conditions in the northern part of the storm.
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Confidence: Medium-High Wintry precipitation remains a good bet Saturday, especially early in the day and more likely across our northern and western suburbs.
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One is Loo's maternal grandmother, Mabel Ridge, who is severe and wintry, as if convinced that Hawley and Loo are responsible for Lily's death.
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But wintry weather could add to delays in a late-running corn harvest and leave some crops in the fields until spring, he added.
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"It's just me up here," Carlotta Gambineri said one recent evening as dusk settled over the wintry city, turning the river to molten gunmetal.
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Ms. Munro's northern world is a place of drab, wintry tones and buttoned-up emotions, a far cry from Mr. Almodóvar's empire of passions.
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Areas to the south of the heaviest snowfall — from Ohio to the Mid-Atlantic region — were expected to see a wintry mix of precipitation.
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As the scientists noted, climate change increases the amount of water vapor in the air, and this increase seems to help cause wintry weather.
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Filled with wintry roads and sensible clothing, "Diane" plays out at bedsides and in kitchens where women cheer one another with stories and memories.
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Thomas Jefferson had applied a similar shade in Monticello's dining room, he said, and it brought a cheerful note to his wintry leafless property.
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Meanwhile, Nvidia researchers developed a machine-learning algorithm that can take a video of a wintry country scene and transform it into a summer setting.
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Like Guadagnino's previous films (Call Me By Your Name, I Am Love), Suspiria is aesthetically beautiful, filled with pale wintry light and rich, muted tones.
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"Light to moderate snow moves into the area Wednesday afternoon, then transitions to a wintry mix of snow and sleet Wednesday evening," the advisory read.
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The wintry blast on the second day of spring was dubbed "four'easter" by some media outlets because it struck after three previous storms this month.
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As the Denver snow continues its path, CNN predicted Chicago to have a very wintry Halloween Thursday and possible flight disruptions in several Midwest cities.
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A wry social critic whose frenetic peasant scenes, wondrous landscapes, and wintry tundras still attract the eye, Brueghel is a timeless master of his craft.
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Beginning January 1 of 2018, the first two will be Chocolate Hazelnut Oreo cookies and the especially wintry-sounding Spicy Hot Cinnamon Flavored Oreo cookies.
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These wintry treats are more than just ideal snacking material, some of them would also make impressive hostess gifts, stocking stuffers, and pretty party treats.
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Impacts: Record snow, blizzard conditions, wintry mix Significant snow is expected -- but not certain -- across the mountains of northeast Georgia and North and South Carolina.
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Cole Haan ZERØGRAND Knit Glove, available at Cole Haan, $78Cole Haan's warm, water-resistant gloves have convenient touch tips that are ideal for wintry commutes.
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That contrasted with 15 percent growth in the third quarter, although that surge was boosted by catch-up work after wintry weather in early 2018.
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"Divorce" feels middle-aged in its bones, from the themes to the wintry setting to the '70s-rock soundtrack (Supertramp, Todd Rundgren, Climax Blues Band).
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Blizzard Pom Wreath, $118A wreath that'll never get old, this one is filled with a heap of fluffy pom-poms in wintry whites and greys.
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Air Canada also sent one of its Boeing 737 Max aircraft from Montreal to Marana, a more forgiving temporary home than wintry Quebec, on Monday.
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But at this 90-minute show, they'll also tackle the promises their peer group tends to break, as well as other occasions for wintry wit.
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For a few minutes between the setting of the wintry sun and the rising of the fattened moon, that twilit orange was the only illumination.
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In Vietnam, whatever the weather, breakfast might look like what Westerners would choose for a wintry day's supper: piping hot soups and long-simmered stews.
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And while the food of the region, Provence, may evoke summer with lovely vegetables, salads and seafood, there's a wintry side to it as well.
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The storm created wintry conditions that led to the deaths of at least nine people, including a state trooper in Illinois, according to the authorities.
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Because for a few minutes, as the strings swelled and two gloriously maned young royals frolicked on dragons above a wintry landscape, it totally was.
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Today (Friday): Sunshine helps reduce the return of a wintry sting, thanks in part to northerly winds gusting near 24 mph, especially in the morning.
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Hill's novel is a fairly straightforward (and straight-faced) reimagining of the classic Gothic potboiler, told in wintry retrospect by a now middle-aged narrator.
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The final product here leaves plenty to lament, from unconvincing approximations of wintry landscapes to a bumpy narrative that struggles to balance danger and sentimentality.
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That wintry day at the British Museum, I realized that many Nigerians have never laid their eyes on such an important part of their history.
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"Our apartment overflowed with art and love," she recalled on a wintry New York day, in the homey kitchen of the place they once shared.
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It sat underwater before being exposed by extreme low tides caused by the wintry "bomb cyclone" storm system that hammered the Eastern US this winter.
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Then, months later, they discover something very strange about his advice — and it calls everything they think they know about their wintry encounter into question.
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While Evangelista wore blue contacts in the mask, he fixed blue LED lights inside to properly mimic the Night King's piercing wintry eyes in the show.
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This is especially likely in places like Birmingham, where the storm will begin earlier on Friday -- most likely as a wintry mix of snow and sleet.
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Though limited fast travel is available in God of War, you spend most of the game walking, climbing, and boating through the game's violent, wintry landscapes.
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The wintry weather was barreling eastward Thursday, with snow and ice expected from Ohio and the Appalachian Mountains through Washington, D.C., New York and New England.
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Wheat futures were higher on short-covering after a five-session slide and worries that wintry weather in the Dakotas will curb plantings of spring wheat.
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But it is going to be a wide-reaching area of wintry precipitation from the Panhandle of Florida all the way up to the coastal Carolinas.
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Right now, most of New England is caught in a snowglobe full of the oh-so-delightful stuff weather forecasters like to call a wintry mix.
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The family's wintry getaway comes just a few days after they spent a week at Disney's Aulani Resort & Spa in Hawaii to celebrate the new year.
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There are actually over 40 here, and they're good ones, shifting from Egyptian motifs in one map to vertical wintry ones a few down the line.
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Now 84, the novelist is best known for "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" and his other wintry stories of Cold War espionage in the 1960s and 1970s.
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The camera pans over a wintry landscape, and a woman appears, wearing a hot-pink racing jacket, hair in a ponytail, music building as she runs.
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Game of Thrones is making its wintry, triumphant return this weekend, and what better way to celebrate than with a thick slice of Dothraki blood pie?
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For that single day, the city's harsh climate, with torrid heat in the summer and frigid cold and wintry mix events in the winter, is forgiven.
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I had no trouble in rain or wind, and I suspect I would have had perfect Pathfinder drives in moderate snow or other wintry conditions. Moderate?
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About 10,000 people are now in the camp, and it has created ready-for-television scenes of teepees lined up against a wintry North Dakota backdrop.
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The snow line dips lower in elevation, and major coastal cities in Oregon and Washington may see a wintry mix or even snow on Christmas day.
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Many of the views are organized around an obvious center point, a leafless tree or bush, for instance, roughly set in a brilliantly white wintry expanse.
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U2's wintry hit "New Year's Day" may kick off the "Billions" episode it shares a title with, but Bono's opening line certainly doesn't describe it.
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On a recent wintry morning, the multimedia artist Derrick Adams was sitting in his cozy basement studio in Brooklyn talking about distant cities and faraway times.
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Shooting on 16-millimeter film, Mr. Palmason, gliding his camera through snowy woods, has an eye for compositions that rhyme chalk-covered faces and wintry vistas.
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Viewers got an eyeful as well, with a wintry battle of the living and the dead that figures to foreshadow the culminating clashes of the story.
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But I didn't have it nearly as bad as the German immigrant who, on a wintry night in the 1840s, took a walk through Battery Park.
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Major cities in the Northeast, such as Philadelphia and New York, may get a wintry mix of snow, rain and sleet, with no snow accumulation forecast.
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East Coast takes the brunt About 3 inches of snow have fallen in Washington and Baltimore and a wintry weather is expected to last into Thursday.
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Snow will fall last Most of the areas that experience a wintry mix will also see that eventually change over to snow before the storm exits.
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New York's capital city was blanketed with 12-18 inches of snow Sunday night into Monday morning as part of a wintry storm, according to AccuWeather.
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But because of changes to the polar vortex, when wintry weather does arrive, it's often more intense — witness the four back-to-back nor'easters last year.
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Good thing you've got a wintry weekend ahead of you—why not spend it making sure you're squeezing every last cent out of that $7.99 monthly bill?
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The cameras followed Mr. Springsteen almost everywhere — into the studio, onto the wintry streets of his native New Jersey, into a phone booth and, of course, onstage.
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This wintry spell is a remarkable reversal for a batch of firms, such as Meituan-Dianping, an online-services super-app, that are among China's most vivacious.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star traded the Big Apple's wintry weather for Los Angeles' clear skies and sunshine — including a change in her wardrobe.
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The western U.S. will experience calmer weather, with dry and mild conditions expected throughout the Desert Southwest, West Coast and interior Northwest ahead of a wintry system.
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Those unmistakably wintry flavors combined with the holiday cup design will make it hard for even the biggest Grinch to be grumpy during this time of year.
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"Please be very cautious, because we're going to see a lot more wintry scenes playing out," Danielle Banks, a meteorologist for The Weather Channel, said Sunday night.
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The landscape of wintry trees bedecking her blouse appears to be neither an image projected on her clothing nor a scene glimpsed through a magically transparent body.
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The disparate topics are grounded in Ms. Spaltro's adroit folk-pop guitar playing and wintry vocals, which recall somber peers like Angel Olsen and Sharon Van Etten.
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We think we know how this confident narrative will proceed, in ample furlongs of classic realism: the imperilled gentry, the advancing Red Army, the wintry trek westward.
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The main winter weather impacts will occur late Friday, with a quick transition from a wintry mix to snow after midnight Friday for places including Oklahoma City.
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"'Divorce' feels middle-aged in its bones, from the themes to the wintry setting to the '70s-rock soundtrack," James Poniewozik wrote in The New York Times.
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The wintry weather may cause some delays and other difficulties -- both on the roads and in the skies -- during one of the busiest times of the year.
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Greiss decided to take his wintry outing a step further, using a towrope to extricate several less-prepared and potentially stranded motorists out in the windswept mess.
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While this outfit was probably too springy for the wintry forecast at the time (especially sans tights), the fitted jacket adds some structure to the flowy base.
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In addition to the thrilling skate footage, Nyseth Ranum captures beautiful imagery in 4K of the Norwegian countryside, a wintry landscape as beautiful as it is extreme.
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And after six hours of waiting — first in the wintry cold, and then in a sparsely decorated pop-up store off Fifth Avenue — I finally claimed mine.
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A Good Appetite Pork loin roasted on a bed of cider-moistened apples and onions is a wintry dish suitable for entertaining or a cozy Sunday supper.
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So, happily for all of us non-skiers, and thanks to Garcia, you don't have to fake a love for the slopes to feel wintry and Swiss.
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Warm air surging in aloft has ensured that the wintry precipitation from earlier today has gone over to mostly rain for everywhere other than far northwestern suburbs.
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The mochi always have a slightly snowy, wintry look, and come in boxes of 24, a pastel array that suggests something from Sephora, not a food company.
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Often dressed in a blue shirt, he carries an easel, brushes and paint strapped to his back, trudging in light that changes from golden to wintry blue.
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Here, at least, the Palace Museum has a first-rate example on display, Wen Zhengming's Zhong Kui in a Wintry Grove, a hanging scroll made in 1534.
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As cold as this wintry sign might seem, they have powerful emotions and can be deeply, passionately attracted to you while seeming totally chill on the outside.
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That means no more cowl-neck sweaters, layers of scarves, and down puffer coats covering every inch of bare skin from the wintry mix plaguing our morning commute.
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"Disco disco," Kardashian, 37, captioned an Instagram video of herself and Disick, 33, sporting wintry clothing while showing off their dance moves on the wing of a jet.
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We still may be relatively early in the season, but Hadid appears to have already identified a particular coat style she's really been feeling for her wintry environs.
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Jack Dalrymple calling it a "serious mistake" that "prolongs the dangerous situation" of having several hundred protesters who are camped out on federal land during cold, wintry weather.
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The death rate in the Aegean Sea has soared in wintry conditions: 365 migrants crossing from Turkey to Greece died or went missing last month (see chart 1).
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The snow testing is, to some degree, a side effect of Ford's home base in Michigan, where wintry conditions are unavoidable for several months out of the year.
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Just like we swap out our heavy coats for lighter denim options, we also put away our wintry hot toddy orders and start sipping on the tropical ones.
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The video designer David Bengali, who graced "Verne" with galactic tableaus on three video screens, here conjures a quietly austere and wintry landscape of gorgeous black and white.
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Her journey across a wintry Europe can now be traced on a database that documents about 21,813 transports, searchable by train (or boat or bus) or victim's name.
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White Snowflake Window Cling Decal Stickers 108-count, $6.99, available on AmazonThese reusable snowflake decals are a great way to add some extra wintry wonder this holiday season.
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Not only can you enjoy these fun, wintry activities, you can also avoid the huge crowds that would normally go to the country during its peak summer season.
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Impacts: Record snow, blizzard conditions, wintry mix A significant amount of snow across the mountains of North Carolina, South Carolina and northeast Georgia is expected but not certain.
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Lately Canada Goose, the 59-year-old outerwear brand best known for its fur-trimmed black parkas, has been found not just in wintry climes but on runways.
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The latest model forecast indicates snow starting Saturday evening in Boston and New York, which will then turn into a wintry mix and freezing rain overnight into Sunday.
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For example, what if you wanted to cook up a wintry dish of paprika-rubbed chicken legs, potatoes and turnips in the oven all at the same time?
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In 228, in a poem titled "Exposure," Wilfred Owen evoked the delusional nightmares of soldiers crouched in trenches, awaiting combat as a wintry wind howled over the battlefield.
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Diagnosis The wintry late-day sun flooded through the windows at South County Hospital in Wakefield, R.I., as the middle-aged man and his wife entered the room.
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Go: In his latest dispatch, our 52 Places columnist visited the final stops on his list: Tahiti and its island neighbors in French Polynesia, plus wintry Calgary, Canada.
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Grocery store shelves were being stripped of bread, milk and other essentials as millions of residents in the storm's path prepared to hunker down for a wintry weekend.
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China has a whopping $250 billion budget for the Olympics that Beijing could potentially allocate to "snow cannons to create a wintry landscape," according to state-broadcaster CGTN.
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Go: In his latest dispatch, our 52 Places columnist visited the final stops on his list: Tahiti and its island neighbors in French Polynesia, and wintry Calgary, Canada.
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Traders were also monitoring a wintry storm moving across some northerly U.S. crop belts, with the risk of crops being knocked over by snowfall or damaged by frosts.
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Winds could gust close to 50 mph in the afternoon, and the cold air that comes in will set the stage for a possible wintry mix on Saturday.
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That pleases Mr. Jacobson, who walked the cemetery site again on a recent wintry day, reflecting on the happenstance that put him in contact with the research team.
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And just when we thought yesterday's near-230-degree weather had us in the clear, we're expecting a wintry mix of rain and snow later in the week.
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But the movie's moody, wintry landscapes still pop in two dimensions, as does a stirring performance by the 9-year-old Tinashe (a full decade before "2 On").
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Or like today, I stare out the back door at my wintry rooftop garden and think of summer tomatoes, the smell of dirt, of my father, and sob.
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The holiday rush is over, which means most fans of video games have settled into a time of long, wintry hibernation when we catch up on everything we missed.
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Alabama released a music video in December for her cover of Elvis Presley's "Blue Christmas," in which she sings amid a wintry backdrop while brother Landon plays the drums.
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Despite choppy seas and wintry weather which add to the dangers of the journey, 10 to 15 boats a day are arriving on Lesbos at present, the IFRC said.
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Meanwhile, the Southeast was bracing for a wintry mess of ice and snow at the weekend that could snarl travel and bring slippery roads from Georgia to North Carolina.
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In a separate study of 13 major cities, Black and Mote found a 19 percent increase in traffic crashes and a 13 percent increase in injuries during wintry conditions.
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This high-stakes political drama is absolutely magnetizing, and ultra high-def images of the cold, wintry streets of Washington, D.C. will make you glad you're hunkered down inside.
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But before the weather warms up, this two-day event takes advantage of the rink for wintry festivities that include a skating showcase, curling lessons and a silent disco.
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And if you still haven't checked out Ikea's holiday catalog, we have the lineup — and it's pure cozy, wintry magic (even though red and green don't make an appearance).
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The metallic tapping of sleet hitting the windows was clear and growing louder with each wind gust, until the chaotic chorus of the wintry mix was impossible to ignore.
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The plunging temperatures and wintry precipitation affected hundreds of flights, with Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines announcing more than 1,000 flight cancellations Friday and an additional 375 on Saturday.
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A Tuesday model from the National Weather Service shows a wintry mix in cities such as St. Louis, but an early Wednesday model indicated more of a snow event.
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On week 5 of The Bachelorette, Hannah and her remaining 15 men hop and skip across the pond to Scotland, leaving behind the terrible juju of wintry Rhode Island.
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Much like Halldor Laxness's 'Independent People' the book conjures a mountainous, wintry place where geography exerts a powerful pull on anyone who dares to try to call it home.
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The two songs lean on one another, with the wintry introduction of "Plainsong" allowing the pop-laced epic that follows it to be graced with an even bigger impact.
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In Maine, where the Weather Service had issued a warning until midnight Eastern for hurricane-force winds along the coast, residents were taking the harsh wintry conditions in stride.
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She grows a bit proud, and so draws the attention of a king of winter who wants her for her alchemy, to turn his wintry silver into summery gold.
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Is it any wonder that the soundtrack of some of my moodiest college days was the second movement of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony, with its sad and wintry string variations?
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Domino's had made a big announcement last week saying it was preparing a fleet of reindeer-pulled carriages to deliver pizzas over the holidays in wintry parts of Japan.
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But being cold — like when you're outside in wintry weather wearing just a thin shirt — can actually weaken your body and make it easier for you to get sick.
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Confidence: Medium Saturday starts with snow or a wintry mix, changing to mostly rain showers later in the day (but possibly staying frozen north and west of the city).
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Wintry weather in the past week has added to uncertainty about the size of this year's U.S. corn and soybean harvests after crops endured soggy planting conditions in spring.
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Wintry conditions typically make problems worse, particularly with "freeze-thaw" cycles during which moisture in the ground expands and then contracts, putting pressure on the pipes, said Mr. Timbers.
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The other scariest region for weather on Wednesday will be the Northern Rockies, where a storm system will bring a range of wintry weather to Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.
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Amy Klobuchar's wintry announcement with a warm tweet celebrating her "Senate sisters" — a groundbreaking group of four women that includes 2020 contenders California's Kamala Harris and Massachusetts' Elizabeth Warren.
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That might bring to mind Chicago, Boston or New York, but yesterday, much of the Bay Area, which hasn't seen notable snowfall since 2011, got a rare wintry display.
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The vessel discovered in January had sat underwater before its exposure this winter by extreme low tides caused by the wintry "bomb cyclone" storm system that hammered the East.
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In a wintry country like Canada, for instance, there are often two sets of doors to keep the cold air out, which the beacon message will alert you to.
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Whatever you'd call it, the introspective music felt like the Arctic soundtrack to wintry British afternoons or late-night romances warmed by liquor and windows shut tight to the rain.
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This, of course, foreshadows the dour emotional state awaiting our heroines in the wintry first months of 2017, where the rest of season four takes place, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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While wintry precipitation is unusual in the Deep South so early in the season, forecasters said the overnight trace missed setting a record for earliest snow by about two weeks.
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For the 21,225 fans who paid to sit there on a wintry afternoon, and millions tuning in via TV in some 210 countries worldwide, van Gaal's words carried cold comfort.
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The Forbidden City has shut down "until further notice," as has a popular section of the Great Wall in the breezy, wintry hills to the northeast, far from urban congestion.
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Traditionally, the mild West Wind that brought soft rain was an indicator of spring; but the last two lines suggest a cosy hunkering down against something colder and more wintry.
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Jordan Rodgers and fiancée JoJo Fletcher enjoyed a wintry vacation with his family at the end of December, but one person was visibly absent from the trip: older brother Aaron.
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For workers themselves, a second month without pay will of course hurt—the more so as a wintry turn in much of the country forces up household spending on heating.
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Though for anyone whose planet-watching plans are thwarted by the wintry mix and clouds of Winter Storm Quinn, there's still another astronomical event to look forward to this month.
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Sansa summarily proves to be the good and kind ruler she's been looking for (and I can't wait to see these two wandering the wintry wastes and knocking heads together).
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This storm even sent flakes flying in northern Florida on Friday evening, and more than 6 inches of snow fell in Georgia, a state not known for its wintry weather.
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The weather service said there is a chance the snow could change over to a wintry mix or rain for a time Tuesday morning, which could limit total snowfall amounts.
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Once the ice had melted, the park posted a video of the beasts freeing themselves from their wintry prisons, and they began basking once more in the North Carolina sun.
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The cold, hard, wintry woods open up into a forest filled with bright colors, sunshine, and the witch's home: a wooden structure attached to the stomach of a giant turtle.
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He camped in the Grand Tetons of Wyoming, got stuck on a wintry road near Mount Hood in Oregon and spent Christmas with a family he met in Washington State.
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Just as people in the Eastern United States thought it was safe to put away their puffy coats, another wave of wintry weather is spreading from Maine to New York.
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The latest forecast indicates places such as New York will see snow starting Saturday evening, which will then turn into more of a wintry mix and possibly even rain Sunday.
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Eastern Tennessee, northern Georgia and the Carolinas Timing: Saturday morning through Monday morning Precipitation creeps in early Saturday, with rain in Georgia and some light, wintry precipitation in the mountains.
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He's cool to the point of wintry, a master at tamping down his base needs (granted, Vulcans get the urge to mate only once every seven years) and human emotions.
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So, even though I would give up on Seven Seconds every couple of episodes, its weird, wintry world stuck with me and made me want to return, again and again.
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Flinty and impassioned, the movements include the wintry "Bells"; the trembling, forlorn "Ruins"; and the catlike changeability of "Fireflies," shifting in a moment from keyboard-slamming rage to delicate grace.
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Napoleon's surgeon general, Dominique Jean Larrey, observed that, the farther wounded soldiers lay from a campfire during the Army's wintry retreat from Russia, the less likely they were to die.
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A wintry mix of freezing rain and snow began moving across the state Friday night, the National Weather Service said, and flash flood warnings were issued after heavy rain Friday.
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Forecasts for a snowstorm in northern stretches of the U.S. Midwest added support, as wintry weather raises the prospect of crop damage and further delays to an already slow harvest.
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The storm began developing Saturday and brought snow to the Central Plains, and is expected to bring rain, snow or a wintry mix to much of the Eastern United States.
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Warm moist air streaming north from the Gulf of Mexico will combine with a colder storm system exiting the Rockies to create an expected wintry mix Tuesday night into Wednesday.
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It's delicious, but the flavor is very wintry and heavy until you hit one of the disks of crisp raw apple tossed with lemon verbena, and then everything lightens up.
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This seesaw pattern will lead to areas of snow and a wintry mix to the north and rain and locally strong thunderstorms to the south as systems roll through into Sunday.
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A wintry mix of snow and ice is expected from the Central Plains over into the Great Lakes as additional weather systems intensify and move northeast through Tuesday, the agency said.
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Meanwhile, feed dealers from the Texas Panhandle to the dairy country in upstate New York are waiting for wintry weather to set in, forcing livestock from pastures onto purchased feed instead.
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It was indeed music to fan's ears as millions of fans who'd waited for two wintry years, tuned in to watch the premiere of the historic show's eighth and final season.
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It connects to an app via Wi-Fi and lets you program up to 12 settings, such as a cold shower for post-workouts or a warm one for wintry nights.
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David's sister stood by him when he was first taunted and beaten in school, as we learn from scenes of the young siblings, in mittens and parkas, against a wintry landscape.
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Bundles tied up with string and abandoned in the wintry November woods after smugglers heard security vehicles approaching are an indication of how some things remain constant along the Rio Grande.
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When I discovered the quaint town by chance on an early wintry evening in the 1980s, the men were just lonely workers, coming mostly from the central Mexican state of Guanajuato.
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A swath of snow from Texas to New England By Tuesday, the storm will shift east, dropping temperatures in places like Dallas and delivering wintry weather from Texas to New England.
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Severe storms in the South As warmer temperatures interact with this storm system, a wintry mix of freezing rain, sleet and snow could fall across Pennsylvania, New York and Connecticut Thursday.
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Keep reading for the forecast into next week … Tomorrow (Saturday): Some slick travel conditions are likely, especially west of Interstate 95, with a wintry mix falling for most of the day.
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I have a beautiful Oscar DLR black knee-length dress that I usually dress up with a sparkly red bolero but my sister says no good for late May, too wintry.
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How road salt and other pollutants disrupt our circadian rhythms When the weather takes a wintry turn, many cities and municipalities in North America rely on salt to deice their roads.
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The wintry weather has been blamed for at least 14 deaths in the past few days, including four fatalities in North Carolina traffic accidents and three in Texas due to cold.
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Although the climate in Tucson rarely approaches the wintry conditions that bogged down runners in Boston on Monday, Sellers said the mash-up of her training and work schedule prepared her.
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You'll want nothing so much as a woolly sweater when you see "The Lodge," a film so wintry in tone and setting that no movie-theater thermostat will banish its chill.
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Right around the middle of winter, when the afternoon sun was hanging low and the weather forecasters were warning of an evening commute complicated by "wintry mix," I found myself strategizing.
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A bunch of survivors in a wintry land are attempting to do some tasks to escape back to civilization, but there are betrayers there to kill them and stop their plans.
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Initially, a warm moist air streaming north from the Gulf of Mexico combined with a colder storm system exiting the Rockies created a wintry mix Tuesday night that carried into Wednesday.
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Thankfully, the navigation app Waze is now letting drivers report wintry weather and road conditions, which means that other drivers can stay informed about what's coming up in front of them.
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The wintry storm that has killed at least eight people as it marches across the country was expected to hang on stubbornly through Tuesday, further bedeviling travel plans in the Northeast.
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But in California, the prospect of cold, wintry weather was met with a mix of wonder, worry and — in the mountains, where wet winters translate to great skiing and snowboarding — glee.
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The wintry weather has been blamed for at least 14 deaths in the past few days, including four in North Carolina traffic accidents and three in Texas because of the cold.
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Mostly taken on wintry afternoons, the pale light of Atlantic City's photographs suggests a pervasive melancholy blanketing the concrete landscape, lacking even the artificial flash of neon to brighten its torpor.
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A terrifying pile-up of vehicles on a Missouri interstate highway due to dangerous wintry roads was captured on video, and tragically resulted in the death of at least one person.
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The National Weather Service has issued a wintry weather advisory for the Baltimore area, meaning that periods of sleet and freezing rain through noon will lead to slippery roads and limited visibility.
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They do see after many years where they had a lack of winter training and expertise of wintry conditions ... they are now, to a larger extent, able to deal with the cold.
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Examining fatal car crash data from 1975 to 2011, University of Georgia researchers Alan Black and Thomas Mote have identified more than 30,000 automobile fatalities that were related to wintry weather conditions.
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When we come to judge the entertainment value of football this Boxing Day, we should measure it by the standard of a chill and wintry afternoon just over half a century ago.
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Greggs, which sells sandwiches, sausage rolls and pastries from 19953,21995 shops, said severe wintry weather in March and April deterred shoppers from venturing out and prevented some of its shops from opening.
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But the East Coast is not the only region in danger of receiving snow and wintry conditions — much of the coastal South is within the path of Grayson as well, forecasters say.
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Following a stretch of dry, calm and mild weather, residents and tourists in the northwestern United States will be in for a rude and wintry awakening at the end of the week.
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The 31-year-old joined German team mate Nico Rosberg at a wintry Silverstone circuit for a filmed promotional day ahead of official pre-season testing that starts in Barcelona on Monday.
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A wintry mix of snow and ice closed schools and businesses and wreaked havoc on roads in Nashville on Wednesday, but it couldn't stop Miranda Lambert fans from coming to see her.
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Standing in the wintry high desert night air, I'm watching Siloh Moses give his welcome briefing to the two-dozen or so volunteers who, like me, are here for the first time.
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The wintry mix and low wind chills caused widespread power outages and icy roads, making commuting treacherous for millions of Americans from northern Florida to southern Virginia, the National Weather Service said.
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Original voice actors Idina Menzel, Josh Gad, and Kristen Bell are all returning to reprise their wintry characters, and now, they're teasing a first look at the most-anticipated part — the music.
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The Primode Holiday Images 50-Inch Tree Skirt is big enough for trees up to 8 or 9 feet tall, and its red, green, and white wintry motifs make it look festive.
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Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Eau de Parfum Set, $168 ($253 value)Anyone who loves floral perfume will appreciate this set of Viktor & Rolf's Flowerbomb lotion and fragrances in a wintry, gift-ready set.
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But one of best things you can watch today is new footage for Brilliant Game Studios' Epic Battle Simulator, in which 11,000 penguins march on 4,000 Santa Clauses over a wintry wonderland.
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But whether down to the inexplicable popularity of Frozen or the wintry magic of 130 tonnes of sculpted ice, it seems drinkers in Rio can't wait to visit the icy drinking spot.
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So, on this wintry day, with a sleet storm looming over the Berkshire Mountains outside her expansive windows, she's working briskly amid an indoor blizzard of paint pots, ladders and chicken wire.
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In The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011), brittle digital noise is pushed to the foreground, resulting in electronic howls reflective of the intense, wintry cold of the film's remote Swedish setting.
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And if you pack smartly — starting with a travel umbrella, of course, and then some or all of the items shown here — the rain, sleet or "wintry mix" won't stand a chance.
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This warmer air also impacts the snow amounts in Philadelphia, where a wintry mix is forecast Saturday afternoon, but cooler air should prevail and overnight accumulations could reach two to four inches.
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The flight went through rough, wintry weather over the Channel, and Mr. Sala left a voice message for friends and relatives saying that he was afraid that the plane would break apart.
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He sends a team of hot, hip young assassins to take down the Kaiser in his wintry Montana hide-out (and to torture as many people as they can along the way).
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Sure, there are wintry scenes in the North and beyond The Wall for most of the series, but by episode 10, a white raven's come from the citadel and winter is truly here.
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In the central United States, a wintry mix was seen developing over eastern Kansas and spreading eastward across southern Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and far western Indiana on Sunday, AccuWeather said in a forecast.
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The wintry weather has contributed to travel disruption across the United States during a busy holiday weekend, with 1,458 flight cancellations and 989 flight delays by mid-morning on Sunday, according to FlightAware.com.
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On Tuesday, the Swedish royal mom, 34, shared new photos of her children with husband Christopher O'Neill — and Princess Leonore, 2, and Prince Nicolas, 1, looked right at home in the wintry weather.
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But given the recent wintry weather and unusually idle machinery across the heart of the U.S. Corn Belt, the 23 planting efforts are starting to feel even slower than what the data shows.
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While wintry weather was expected and airlines and airport officials knew about the problem days in advance, it was no consolation to passengers who waited for hours, and even days, to board flights.
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In addition to their December slots, the shows share an appropriately wintry setting: Berlin, the classic border-town home of the espionage thriller, all gray on the outside and vividly debauched behind doors.
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The jet stream — the current of powerful winds that drives weather systems across North America — has been shifted farther south in the West, allowing wintry weather to move into the northern Mountain States.
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The state is determined to shrug off the conventional wisdom that any momentum gained — or hopes cruelly dashed — in the wintry, rural expanses of Iowa and New Hampshire will decide what comes after.
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The manchow soup, long a Chinese-Indian staple, is a soy-garlic stew, rich in scallions and chicken and heaped with crispy dry noodles, which seems designed to buttress diners against wintry weather.
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Most are wintry in tone, with an image of a tiny flame at the center, except for "Surround Sound (After Studio)," an imposing work that pushes bits of fiery orange to the edges.
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The one-two punch made for a double whammy of early wintry weather that threatened to scramble plans for millions of people nationwide during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year.
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Downstairs, the lobby bar's cocktails — spiked with local ingredients like Virgil Kaine Bourbon and house-made pumpkin liqueur — are a major draw, though it was quiet the wintry Tuesday night of our stay.
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The storm is moving Tuesday toward the Atlantic Ocean, but its outer bands will dump a final round of snow and an icy wintry mix throughout the day, CNN meteorologist Rob Shackelford said.
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But with most of the wintry weather happening on a slower travel day and most of the precipitation falling late in the afternoon to overnight, massive disruptions and flight cancellations are not likely.
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When wintry weather comes to New York City, you can be sure of a few things: Taxis will be hard to hail, subway steps will be slippery, and dogs will be bundled up.
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The second chapter of Piaget's Sunlight Escape collection offered 225.76 pieces, all inspired by snowy landscapes shimmering in wintry light, not quite matching the elusive nature of Paris' single snowy morning in January.
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Checking the weather in the morning has turned into a math problem — what to wear when the mercury is starting out the day with a downright wintry 38, but will be 65 by lunchtime?
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Deep down, under its wintry hues and prolonged silences, On Body and Soul is a fairytale — as unabashedly sentimental as Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water (2017), nominated for the Best Picture category.
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The militants, using the cover of thick, wintry fog, scaled the walls of the university on Wednesday morning before entering buildings and opening fire on students and teachers in classrooms and hostels, police said.
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Each of the station's eight modules can be decoupled from its neighbors and towed across the ice on tractors, which is exactly what's happening now that Antarctic is emerging from months of wintry darkness.
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The couple, who met, fell in love and got engaged on Fletcher's season 12 of The Bachelorette, traded in their home of wintry Dallas, Texas for the warm beaches of Necker Island this weekend.
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The blizzard of 653 may have embarrassed New York weather forecasters by turning a much-hyped blizzard into a dreaded wintry mix, but elsewhere, it lived up to its full potential — and then some.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Zohar Lazar One wintry mix of a morning, while I was in training to be a substitute teacher, I saw a textbook that was being used in an 11th-grade English class.
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Impacts: Flooding rains, wintry mix, mountain snow The southern half of Arkansas will get caught up in a similar situation as East Texas, with 4 to 853 inches of rain and flash flooding possible.
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The narrator of "Dolly" passes the Christmas holidays alone at a hotel by the sea, so unable to bear the company of the other guests that she wanders the wintry beach alone for hours.
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In the first, she is in Germany with an older, female friend (Seo Young-hwa), wandering through wintry parks, visiting acquaintances and talking about and around the scandalous love affair back home in Korea.
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But Bran's quip also suggested a theme for the episode, as people gathered all over Winterfell for a final bit of human tenderness before the terrible White Walker horns echoed across the wintry waste.
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Having engineered their escape from the drugs and rigors of Nurse Roberts, cowardly Peter abandons his muddled friend in wintry Cumbria, the isolated lake district of northwestern England — Lear's wild and storm-ridden heath.
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Forecasts for a snowstorm in northern stretches of the U.S. Midwest also added support to prices, as the wintry weather raises the prospect of crop damage and further delays to an already slow harvest.
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On the economic front, a global round of economic surveys should show if economic softness in the first quarter was a passing phase linked to wintry weather and Lunar New Year holidays in Asia.
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Jon Stillpass and Shaylor Taetz, who have both been working as paramedics and firefighters for about seven years, had to go to extreme lengths to get a patient to DePaul Hospital in wintry conditions.
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Forecasts for a snowstorm in northern stretches of the U.S. Midwest also added support to prices, as the wintry weather raises the prospect of crop damage and further delays to an already slow harvest.
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The snow and wintry mix will make their way northward throughout the night, reaching Maine and northern New England by Thursday morning and turning into rain in the southern areas of Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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For example, if you live in New York and are choosing between a fresh tomato grown in wintry Canada versus one trucked in from Mexico or California, go with the one from southern climes.
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On a wintry morning last month, Julie Andrews and her daughter Emma Walton Hamilton breezed into the Jim Henson Company's Creature Shop in Queens, where they warmly greeted puppets hanging limply from a stand.
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The gunmen used the cover of thick, wintry fog to scale the walls of the Bacha Khan University in Charsadda, northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, before entering buildings and opening fire on students and teachers.
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Inga has continued its path towards the eastern U.S. Wednesday, bringing wintry conditions and storm warnings that are creating hazardous driving conditions, closing schools and causing chaos at airports across much of central New England.
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LONDON, March 20 (Reuters) - British online supermarket Ocado on Tuesday reported quarterly retail revenue growth in line with its latest guidance, though trade in the final week of the period was dented by wintry weather.
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To mark their fifth Super Bowl win, here's a look at five of the most memorable moments from the 2017 version of the parade, starring wintry weather, dancing shirtless warriors and plenty of GOAT puns.
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On labels like 1080p, Normals Welcome, and Heart to Heart, he's used the moniker Khotin as a catch-all for downtrodden house tracks united in their wintry spirit, if not in their genre-skirting constructions.
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"Artists are working with all kinds of different technologies, whether that's video mapping ... installations made of fiber optics, projections, all kinds of stuff that is united in this idea of lighting up the wintry darkness."
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An image of a wintery landscape chosen by the Wenger Carriage Company seems easily correlated with its marketing of sleights; we are less convinced when the identical wintry scene advertises the Los Angeles Soap Company.
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Still, there is a chance for some wintry weather in central Oklahoma, with snow accumulation of 1 to 4 inches and possibly one-10th of an inch of ice from Lubbock, Texas, to Oklahoma City.
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Eastern Tennessee, northern Georgia and the Carolinas Timing: Saturday morning through Monday morning Precipitation begins to creep into the region early Saturday morning, with rain in Georgia and some light, wintry precipitation in the mountains.
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That tambourine effect returns in a big way in "Femenine," the key element of which is a mechanized contraption, invented by Eastman, that shook a set of sleigh bells in an endless, wintry chugga-chugga.
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The trailer is washed over with a dark blue tone and ash falling like snow; it has an almost wintry feel to it, as if a terrible kind of winter has come to King's Landing.
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Every Christmas, she installs the eight-foot set she inherited from her grandfather — a wintry village on one side, a summertime farm on the other — on the porch of her home in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn.
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The comic-relief snowman voiced by Josh Gad in the "Frozen" movies got his own wintry tale in this animated short, which also includes appearances from the rest of the full-length movies' main characters.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 46%Summary: In the suspense thriller "Wind Chill" a Guy (Ashton Holmes) and Girl (Blunt) meet on a wintry night and find themselves run off a country road by an unknown vehicle.
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This is life for 3,000 Puerto Ricans still living in mainland US hotels Every day is an adjustment for Liz Cruz and her family in this wintry, unfamiliar city, more than 1,600 miles from home.
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Sung not as usual by a man, but by the courageous mezzo-soprano Alice Coote, at Carnegie Hall, it was a disorienting moment, blending earthiness and vulnerability, that began a long wintry journey beyond gender.
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TRACK THE WINTER WEATHER The storm is expected to shift to the Northeast on Sunday, Brink said, bringing heavy snow to the interior of New England and a wintry mix and rain to coastal cities.
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His prolificacy impressed me in 2015 when it produced the crown jewel DS2, whose sharp, wintry chill matched his mechanized drone in demonstrating how pro forma wheel-spinning can reveal personal pain by implied omission.
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"My Hubby's @DangeRussWilson Birthday On The Mountain Top," the 31-year-old singer captioned a Monday Instagram video of herself dressed head to toe in cold-weather attire and busting a move amidst a wintry landscape.
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Bank of England Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden said on Thursday that recent data supported the central bank's view that the sharp slowdown of growth in Britain's economy in a wintry start to 2018 would prove temporary.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A major snowstorm could blanket much of the eastern United States late this week in the first wintry blast this season for tens of millions of people in the area, forecasters said on Tuesday.
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IDOMENI, Greece — On a recent weekday, 40 buses jammed into the parking lot of a gas station near the Macedonian border, carrying thousands of refugees who had survived a perilous crossing on wintry seas from Turkey.
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This week they left the wintry chill of Dallas (it's 75 degrees there!) to attend a wedding on Necker Island – and just might be giving us a preview of what their own wedding could look like.
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And indeed, Hollywood has long used our wintry, woozy family get-togethers as the basis for all kinds of movies and TV specials, many of them as satisfying as a burning yule log to the head.
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The storm is forecast to push into New England on Tuesday night, but the wintry precipitation is expected to hold off until after the polls close in Bernie Sanders' home state of Vermont and in Massachusetts.
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Undyed Alpaca Infinity Scarf, $198, available at CoyuchiWhether they're braving the cold of a wintry day or the unnecessary chill of their office, they'll appreciate having this soft and chunky alpaca scarf wrapped around their neck.
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But the caribou at risk in southern British Columbia and northern Idaho are the last known to climb the wintry peaks of the Rocky Mountains in search of dangling strands of lichen called Old Man's Beard.
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"St. Peter's Bay" — it's on Prince Edward Island — is a folky, minor-key song about ice skating at night, with a gentle vocal and a sturdy melody, that maps a precarious relationship onto the wintry conditions.
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Bartlett's neat title refers to the wintry conditions of the holiday season when the play is set, as well as to those overly emotive, fragile members of the younger generation to which Maya and Natalie belong.
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Wintry weather bedeviled Thanksgiving weekend travelers across the United States Saturday as a powerful and dangerous storm moved eastward, dumping heavy snow from parts of California to the northern Midwest and inundating other areas with rain.
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No wonder classic picture-book artists like Ezra Jack Keats ("The Snowy Day") and William Steig ("Brave Irene") found inspiration in wintry weather, as do more than a few writers and illustrators for children working today.
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Jenny George's exquisitely spare meditation never allows us to stray from the harsh realities of rural subsistence; the livestock's wintry snorts may recall the warm breath of just-baked bread, but cold muck still tugs underfoot.
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And I'm writing to you from wintry New York City as the government shutdown increases financial pressure on federal workers and the tech elites jet off to Davos, Switzerland, to hobnob at the World Economic Forum.
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Candidates have spent months — and in some cases years — trying to gain a foothold in the state, and it will all come down to a few hours on a wintry Monday evening, when Iowans gather to caucus.
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Lowcheekbones, is showing us the trendiest new way to incorporate our favorite wintry cookie into a holiday-approved makeup look — one that taps into your deepest reserves of Gwen Stefani nostalgia (of which we obviously have tons).
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Not only is the high-top a classic style (if Chucks are any indication), but it's also the perfect transition piece to take you from your wintry boots to summery sandals during that awkward in-between weather.
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The brand tapped the fashion blogger and three accomplished actresses, Kasumi Arimura of Japan, Chinese actress Ni Ni and South Korea's Lee Siyoung to experience jungles, wintry mountains and active volcanoes all in the name of beauty.
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Given that fact, some swimmers hoping to prove their mettle with a wintry dunk in the ocean said they came to the beach expecting this year to be their best chance to do so without chattering teeth.
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Jenner may have been first, but don't be surprised if you see Suki Waterhouse, Naomi Campbell, Penelope Cruz, or any other of Burberry's muses riding out the wintry weather in one of the brand's brand-new toppers.
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"I had a very sparse comic upbringing," he admitted to Mashable and a handful of other self-confessed professional nerds from inside a tent within the film studio's vast sound stage on a wintry February morning here.
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Even in the persuasively wintry duets of "Facing North" (1992), there is a sense of togetherness that emerges from the richly dissonant interweaving of two buzzing throat singers, and from the overlapping of toned inhalations and exhalations.
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Mr. Eastwood's filmmaking is expedient (no fuss, no muss), detailed and distinguished by sudden beauty, as when Sully, after the accident, stands alone while framed against the wintry lead-gray sky out of which he just fell.
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The first few chapters ladle on the foreshadowing, with portentous references to "what had happened in the cold, wintry Green Mountains of Vermont" on "that terrible night"—the cause, evidently, of an estrangement between Lucy and Alice.
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Unjustly, I assumed right away that I knew exactly what kind of book this would be: a book about arty people with complicated personal lives, who use the word "lover" and contemplate wintry landscapes from lonely trains.
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We need more holiday specials, and we especially need more from reality contest shows, like this one-off from "Drag Race" — essentially an all-star episode that condenses the premise of the show into one wintry bonanza.
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Her writing for these records draws on both free improvisation and classic balladry, crafting a natural amalgam and helping to establish the spacious, wintry sound of ECM Records, which would become one of jazz's most influential institutions.
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LeSean McCoy scored on a 03-yard run with 1 minute 33 seconds left in overtime, securing Buffalo's victory at home over Indianapolis in a wintry, white-out setting best suited for snow shoes and sled dogs.
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In a work dominated by bluish blacks, a lone steel lattice tower — one of the very few man-made artifacts in these paintings — weathers a wintry storm at sea, distantly echoing J.M.W. Turner's late paintings of shipwrecks.
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And it's very funny that Kristoff, the out-of-work ice salesman in this wintry kingdom, attempts a heroic rescue in the name of "true love" by riding his stinky, sleigh-pulling reindeer across the icy fjords.
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Now, below me, stretch gardens (ravaged by frost and snow, but gardens still), a volleyball net, a zip line, a tire swing and a wintry sky that from our bedroom tracks the stars and swiftly moving clouds.
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Ice in Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri More than 30 million Americans are under some type of wintry watch, warning or advisory from the storm in the Midwest, and 10 million of those fall under an ice storm warning.
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Ice in Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri More than 17 million Americans are under some type of wintry watch, warning or advisory from the storm in the Midwest, and 3.8 million of those fall under an ice storm warning.
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RANUA, Finland (Reuters) - A group of polar bears in a zoo in Lapland in northern Finland got an early wintry treat in the summer heat when truckloads of snow were delivered to the Ranua wildlife park on Wednesday.
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Unlike its wintry counterpart, tasked with the responsibility of keeping us warm, dry, and somewhat sane, warm-weather clothing need only provide a modicum of functionality and ideally, the conveyance of "good vibes," whatever that means to you.
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It's called "Wild Fire," and it sounds as if it was purpose built for this wintry waiting period, for walking around in the snowy city slush, for staring out the train window at the low, grey English sky.
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The combined weight of all that snow, ice, freezing rain and whatever form of wintry sky water that hit was enough to push the needle on America's drought to a low that we haven't seen since October 2010.
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When Meghan Markle spontaneously wrote uplifting messages of support on bananas for women on the streets of Bristol being helped by a local charity, she did more than graphically reach out to them on a cold, wintry afternoon.
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In a wintry corner of Ukraine's rebel heartland, the potholed highway carved through rolling, snow-covered steppe beneath a horizon stained by the occasional smokestack and a pair of industrial behemoths – a coke furnace and vast steel works.
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The production sounds like a wintry mix of Madonna and Diplo's "Bitch I'm Madonna" and Azealia Banks's "212," the latter, especially egregious since Iggy declared the long-simmering Azalea/Azealia beef moot in light of her chart successes.
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There's another phenomenon called a "warm nose" that would allow warmer air to mix in above the "'wedge," bringing a more wintry mix Saturday evening and overnight into Sunday morning before snow moves in northwest of I-85.
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On a wintry morning last month, a yellow taxi carrying several MoMA curators passed through the archway of Cypress Hills Cemetery, a two-hundred-and-twenty-five-acre burial ground situated partly in Brooklyn and partly in Queens.
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There are arty people and wintry landscapes in "Cities I've Never Lived In." The narrator above, who is common to many of the 14 stories, does use the word "lover," and reflects on relationships that seem exceedingly complicated.
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LONDON — Two years ago, on a wintry February night, the clinking of champagne flutes clutched by editors, buyers and influencers in town for London Fashion Week could be heard echoing through the gilded state rooms of Buckingham Palace.
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What to expect: "A swath of wintry precipitation will affect areas from the Central Plains to the Northeast through Tuesday, with locally heavy snowfall over interior Northeast and New England," the National Weather Service said in a statement.
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During their wintry vacation, Fallon, his wife of 11 years Nancy Juvonen and their two daughters — Winnie Rose, 5, and Frances Cole, 4 — were all smiles as they played in the freshly fallen snow and hit the slopes together.
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The fourth nor'easter in just three weeks will begin to take shape across the Mid-Atlantic, as the first of two waves of low pressure spreads a wintry mix of snow, sleet, and rain from West Virginia to Delaware.
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Less than a month after bringing an astonishing, hair-trigger program to Carnegie Hall — a wintry new vocal cycle by Hans Abrahamsen and a sensitive yet turbocharged Shostakovich performance — the Cleveland Orchestra returned on Sunday with something completely different.
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"As everybody has heard, mother nature plans on visiting us later tonight and the expectation is that she's going to bring a wintry fury with her, which we are taking quite seriously," Cuomo said in a Monday conference call.
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Using the 360-degree function on YouTube, you can get a dog's eye view of plowing through the wintry terrain from the back of a car and even watch from the car as Loki races the vehicle on foot.
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Moncler, known for its wintry down coats, has tried to jazz up its ranges with special edition jackets from a roster of famous designers, and has stepped away from traditional catwalks shows to host edgier events in its stores.
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The militants, using the cover of thick, wintry fog, scaled the walls of the Bacha Khan University in Charsadda, northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, before entering buildings and opening fire on students and teachers in classrooms and hostels, police said.
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Mr Carse's brand name was King of Pops, but his marketing used the word Popsicle—a trademark indirectly acquired by the conglomerate from a Californian who, as a child, accidentally invented the delicacy on a wintry night in 1905.
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Main winter weather impacts occur late Friday, with a quick transition from a wintry mix to snow after midnight for the Texas Panhandle and West Texas and several inches of rain through Friday night across much of southeast Texas.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) joined the ranks of top-tier Democratic women to challenge Donald Trump for the presidency, highlighting her working-class roots and wide regional appeal at a wintry campaign launch event in Minneapolis on Sunday. Sens.
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Boston's epic snowfall in the winter of 2014-15 led to the cancellation of eight school days — a notable spike given that, in the preceding 20 years, schools there averaged only 2.3 days off for wintry weather per year.
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The data may not cut much ice with the Bank of England, which last month said it expected the wintry weather to slow overall economic growth temporarily but not affect an underlying picture that pointed toward higher interest rates.
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His latest show transported onlookers to the palm-tree lined garden and pool of a Tuscan-style villa, contrasting with the wintry surroundings in Paris as snow fell on the venue's glass ceiling inside the Grand Palais exhibition hall.
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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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During a wintry road trip across Southern Ontario, Boeckner explained how he's balancing his responsibilities in his old and new bands, his conflicted feelings about living in the US, and what it's like to tour with a fur ball named Archie.
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On the Runway LONDON — The glitterati descended on Trafalgar Square amid wintry showers on Tuesday night to celebrate 100 years of British Vogue and the unveiling of the "Vogue 100: A Century of Style" exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery.
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The high country of the Cascades and northern Rockies, as well as the ridges and peaks in the Olympics, will likely receive well over a foot of snow from the long-duration storm that will bring several rounds of wintry precipitation.
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The storm arrived in the Washington area, home to about 6 million people, after dropping 5 inches (13 cm) of snow in Arkansas and spreading a wintry mess of snow, sleet and freezing rain in parts of Tennessee and Kentucky.
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Richie, who previously sported a center-parted platinum blonde bob, experimented with a wintry mix of shades (we're just going to call it purple) during the holiday season, but now, it looks like she's back to blonde … and back to bangs!
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While uncertainty abounds over what will happen in Iowa on Monday night, it is clear that if the Iowa caucuses were the proverbial smoke-filled back room of the party bosses, rather than a wintry endurance test for activists, Sen.
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Of the six fillings available, the most robust and wintry in spirit is Siberian-style beef and pork, here grass-fed Angus beef shoulder and pastured pork butt, ground in-house and evenly split so neither lords over the other.
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Thurman Merman, who is now 21 and a grown-up but retains roughly the same demeanor and intelligence level as in Bad Santa — not quite bright enough to wear a coat in wintry Chicago and still totally obsessed with Christmas.
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While the noises were sometimes a distraction from a performance by the eager, scrappy ensemble Contemporaneous, they just as often blended into the musical textures in a program that valued squeaking, heaving, groaning, sliding: expressions of tectonic shifts and wintry weather.
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Thursday's figures pushed up the value of sterling as investors took them as a sign that the economy was recovering from a sharp slowdown in the wintry start to 2018 which put the Bank of England off an interest rate hike.
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A wintry mix of rain and snow can be expected in parts of Some areas that were close to freezing on Thursday evening in the deep South could see near-record highs ahead of the next push of bitter cold air.
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On top of the wintry precipitation, coastal flooding brought back memories of Hurricane Sandy along part of the New Jersey and Delaware shorelines, with record coastal flood levels recorded at both Cape May, New Jersey and Lewes, Delaware, on Saturday morning.
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In the case of Spain's Saturn Sky, GM lawyer Mike Brock denied its ignition switch was to blame for the accident, arguing that the crash was among many caused by wintry weather and treacherous roads on the bridge that night.
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One wintry afternoon in the office, she was discussing the arrival of a colleague's baby and mentioned that choosing a name for a baby was so hard, particularly if your spouse chose a name that had a color you didn't like.
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The year 1922 is a good starting point for a Russian epic, but for the purposes of his sly and winning second novel, Amor Towles forgoes descriptions of icy roads and wintry dachas and instead retreats into the warm hotel lobby.
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What sometimes gets lost to history is that the road, the mountain and the world-famous golf course are linked by the memory of a farmer and the macabre legend of his coldblooded murder on a wintry night in 1831.
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While some might charitably see that as a welcome gust of original programming, it plays more like a way of briefly bringing Harington to his fans, helping tide them over until the next bracing wintry flurry of you-know-what comes.
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The hunt transforms the movie into a wintry document of decline, as the orange-vested team tramps through echoing buildings, a frozen forest and a dank and dripping ruin — spaces at best inhospitable, and at worst deadly, to a distraught boy.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — On a wintry day, Michael R. Bloomberg stood in black tassel loafers in melting snow while he inspected solar panels on a rooftop, then said he would make climate change "the issue" of the 2020 presidential race.
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And, luckily for all of us as we head into the festive period which, for better or worse, can be a bit boring, there's a new video of him playing live for NPR's 10th Anniversary which sticks to his wintry formula.
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"I guess I was lucky," the artist said on a recent wintry afternoon, perched on a sofa in his studio here, a converted carriage house with sweeping views of the Hudson River that is part of Rose Hill, the couple's home.
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"With colder-than-normal temperatures in the Northeast and above-normal precipitation expected, our outlook forewarns of not only a good amount of snow, but also a wintry mix of rain, sleet—especially along the coast," the long range forecaster suggests.
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DENVER — Yes, you will hear "Let It Go." Nearly an hour into the stage adaptation of Disney's "Frozen," Elsa, Queen of Arendelle, will embrace her fearsome power and turn the stage into a shimmering wintry landscape, at once chilly and magical.
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More broadly speaking, he remains focused on the big picture — which according to Bran's wintry vision, now includes zombie giants — while Sansa remains mired in traditional rules and the cycles of vengeance that have kept the blood flowing in this story.
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And here's a transcript from that fateful wintry meeting between F.B.I. Director James Comey and Donald Trump at the White House, seven days after the president was sworn in: TRUMP I'm so glad you called and asked to come over, James.
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Barbara Hannigan is, in a roundabout way, experienced as Ophelia, having toured the world recently with Hans Abrahamsen's wintry song cycle "let me tell you," its text (by Paul Griffiths) containing only words spoken by that character in Shakespeare's play.
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More than 30 million Americans are under some type of wintry watch, warning or advisory from this storm, and 10 million of those fall under an ice storm warning, which is where most of the significant impacts from the storm will occur.
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On College Basketball On a wintry afternoon in December, North Carolina, No. 11 at the time, took on a ranked U.C.L.A. team in Brooklyn without one of its two starting big men, Kennedy Meeks, who was laid up with a bruised knee.
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But first-time writer-director Elizabeth Chomko imbues this one — about a family brought together after matriarch Ruth (Blythe Danner), with midstage Alzheimer's, wanders away in her nightgown in a wintry Chicago night — with a charming lived-in specificity that feels immediately real.
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The night marks our second failed attempt in a week to get some time on the court; our previous try was thwarted by a wintry cold snap that kept the spacious outdoor courts nearest to Sport's apartment in Chinatown all but deserted.
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The storm system responsible for the severe weather will show its wintry side on Wednesday, bringing up to a foot of snow to Minnesota, while blasting Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin with winds gusting to more than 60 miles per hour at times.
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For the 2017 Grammys, the sibling set joined their dad on the red carpet — weeks after Alabama released a music video for her cover of Elvis Presley's "Blue Christmas," in which she sings amid a wintry backdrop while brother Landon plays the drums.
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Markit's chief business economist, Chris Williamson, said the recovery made it more likely the BoE - which wants to be sure the slowdown in a wintry start to 2018 was temporary - would raise rates for only the second time in over a decade.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - As Hong Kong's judges and senior lawyers paraded in ceremonial wigs and gowns on Jan 8 to mark the start of the legal year, anxieties over China's growing reach into the city's vaunted legal system swirled with the wintry winds.
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Parson, who is responsible for the rigid postmodern dance moves that Clark has embraced in recent years, referred to her aspect as "wintry," which doesn't quite encompass her tendency to throw herself around the stage or dive off it to surf the crowd.
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But the wintry mood that has shuttered the museum is in line with a broader political tightening under President Xi Jinping, whose tenure has included appeals to Maoist-style ideological purity, a concentration of authority in his person and crackdowns on dissent.
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At Joe's Pub, cabaret offerings include Justin Vivian Bond's wintry show "Justin Vivian Bond Is Refrigerated," which the venue is describing as a way to "celebrate the darkest time of the year with some of the brightest talents in town" (Dec. 22-2212).
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But for those who can't (or won't) trek to Piers 92 and 19743 on the Hudson River, where winds are still wintry, may we suggest picking up one of the season's coffee-table books about design, art and artfulness through the decades?
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There is little doubt the NFL would not have set foot in wintry Minneapolis last February for a Super Bowl if was not played in the comfort of U.S. Bank Stadium that opened in 2016 at a cost of over $1 billion.
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Jackie arrived in a bright red parka and purple-trimmed glasses, colors selected to stand out on camera against the wintry brown of the stubble field and the indifferent gray-green of the sea, and made her way slowly from the parking lot.
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Even in the record turnout year of 2008 (with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton vying for supremacy), fewer than 30 percent of Iowa Democratic voters ventured out on a wintry Monday evening to invest an hour or two in attending a caucus.
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To keep free of them, James Duke stayed in his cabin during the day, coming out only to take the wintry air or to dine and drink with Captain Euclid Gunn, who was even older than him but of an equal rank.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A wintry weather zone stretching from the middle of the United States to the Atlantic Ocean will bring locally heavy snowfall, freezing rain and a potentially slippery morning commute to the northeast, the National Weather Service predicted on Monday.
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After a summer surge vaulted Warren into the top tier of the Democratic presidential primary and, by mid-October, placed her atop a handful of early-voting state polls, the Massachusetts senator has entered the campaign's wintry dog days on the back foot.
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This partly has to do with the director Rupert Goold's tantalizing evocation of a tribe on the edge of a devouring cosmos, and also with the irresistible fluency of the seven performers playing friends gathered in the dead of a wintry night.
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In the back corner of the store, there is a huge backdrop of a wintry forest, taken by Dutch photographer Albert Dros, and a plastic box about 8 feet long and ankle-high, inside of which swirls about 14 pieces of fake snow.
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With the snowstorm forecast to drop about 2 to 23 feet (61 to 76 cm) of snow in the Washington area after delivering a wintry mix to much of the South, almost 5,000 flights were canceled or delayed, according to flight tracking website Flightaware.com.
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" Host Chris Harrison, who previously spoke out about Ben's split from Lauren, also felt confident that the former Bachelor could find love in the wintry wonderland: "I think he'll always have spot in his heart for [Lauren], but he knows it's time to move on.
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The pair, who recently celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary, made sure they took advantage of the wintry scene before it melted away by snapping photos of the winter wonderland — including an image of them embracing while sharing a kiss in their matching grey beanies.
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The National Weather Service collects information on weather-related fatalities in its storm events database, with data available from 1950 to 2015, but Black told me that the NWS database is incomplete, especially when it comes to counting fatal car crashes related to wintry conditions.
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Google Street View has unveiled a stream of photographs from last year's mush, letting audiences outside Alaska look inside the wintry race using its Trekker gear (a portable backpack fitted with a camera, letting its Street View technology squeeze into hard-to-reach places).
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The high country of the Cascades, northern Rockies and northern Sierra Nevada, as well as the ridges and peaks in the Olympics, are likely to receive well over a foot of snow from the long-duration storm that bring several rounds of wintry precipitation.
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Gazing out, I was confronted with a tableau of rapid change: orange-vested laborers, boxcars painted a reassuring blue, new suburbs, a church spire above drab five-story Communist-era apartment blocks, poplars and willows, storks' nests suspended in wintry branches, crumbling farm buildings.
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On one hand, it's a concept album about a small, wintry town in South Dakota that none of Manchester Orchestra's members have ever so much as driven through; on the other, it's a memoir trapped between a stream of first- and second-person pronouns.
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As we saw last season, the Children created the Night King (that White Walker with the rad wintry crown horns popping out of his head) by capturing one of the First Men and inserting dragonglass into him with a ritual on a weirwood tree.
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That wintry tale remains hot with comic aggression, and Nicholson, noisily potent, reminds you of Cagney; Cranston, in "Last Flag Flying," seeks out the same terrain, but his crudeness is more of a crotchety act, and the journey concludes on a glum conservative note.
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Every time I think I'm done with Seven Seconds, it just keeps going, and something about the texture of its world, the way that the characters talk to each other, or the muted wintry setting, creates a feeling that seeps its way into my bones.
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As if this miserable week hasn't been depressing enough, here's some more bad news: That painfully adorable penguin who fell in love with a cardboard cutout of an anime character has passed out of this world, into the wintry heights of arctic bird heaven.
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It is simply impossible not to notice ivy in a wintry landscape — in fact, it is probable that long before humans discovered that ivy could be cultivated, they pondered the miracle of its lustrous green leaves, which seem to be immune to winter's freezes.
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Kelly is a descendant of Sylvia Plath by way of the wintry Louise Glück — her poems are animated by roiling, mostly dark emotion, but they're spare, composed and often quite short (of the more than 40 poems here, only three stretch to a second page).
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Blizzard and wintry weather warnings extended into the Great Lakes states with the storm bringing high winds and snow to Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin and a chance of snow over the weekend for parts of New England, said Alex Lamers, a National Weather Service meteorologist.
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As it turns out, the shamanic rituals of the Sami people of Lapland, a region in northern Finland known for its wintry climate and conifer forests, bear an uncanny semblance to the familiar narratives of Santa and Christmas that we have come to know.
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Today, even on wintry, wet days, commuters move along a busy bike highway that connects the warrens of the oldest part of the city, where some buildings date to the 1400s, to the northern neighborhoods, whizzing past the stately apartment blocks that overlook the lake.
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But there was a large bloc of undecided voters in both parties in Iowa and no certainty on who would turn up at the caucuses on a wintry evening, given that many supporters of Trump and Sanders are new to the process and disenchanted with traditional politics.
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After more than a year of up-close and personal evaluation of the candidates, Iowans will gather with their neighbors on what promises to be a cold wintry night to kick off the state-by-state process of picking the Republican and Democratic nominees for the Nov.
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Whether it's a nostalgic nod to Christmas mornings years ago, a kid-friendly choice sure to become a new holiday tradition, or a wintry original exclusive to the streaming service, Disney Plus' holiday movie selection includes options for every age range, genre, and level of Disney admiration.
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Nobody can miss how vividly different its stage worlds are: the green romantic medieval French forest of "Emeralds" (music by Fauré); the red Modernist high-energy American urban world of "Rubies" (Stravinsky); the wintry white (both snowscape and palace) grand imperial Russian classicism of "Diamonds" (Tchaikovsky).
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Dozens of national flags in the U.K.'s familiar red, white and blue pattern provided splashes of color across Parliament Square on an otherwise grey wintry evening; some flapping from the permanent mast poles around the perimeter, others draped around the necks of Brexit's most ardent supporters.
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In bright pink knee-high socks paired with wintry layers, seven dancers (later joined by a small cohort of local high school students), staked out entire blocks, signaling to one another with swiping arms, arching backs and winding hips, then suddenly sprinting to a new location.
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He retreated to his father's cabin, in the woods of Wisconsin, where, after spending a few weeks drinking beer and watching movies, he picked up his acoustic guitar, wrote some songs that reflected his bleak, wintry surroundings, and began experimenting with new ways of singing them.
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Overseen by Sam Buntrock, the creative director of new digital content (whose 2008 revival of "Sunday in the Park With George" earned nine Tony nominations), the visuals now take over the entire auditorium, covering all the grand proscenium arches with animated trains, ribbons or wintry scenes.
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The charming wizarding village of Hogsmeade, which is the setting for Harry Potter's wintry adventures in J.K. Rowling's Potterverse — despite the fact that year after year, the Dursleys wouldn't give him permission to go — is now decked out for the holidays for the first time ever at Universal Orlando.
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Beck's "The Little Drum Machine Boy," recorded for the 1996 Geffen Records comp Just Say Noël, isn't a faithful cover of Katherine Kennicott Davis's wintry, classical carol, but the updated "Blurred Lines Rule" on the LDBC website states that this version will still knock you out of contention.
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The reds are vibrant and dominant from the Kodachrome film used, which also has a muted blue color cast in the mid-tones, giving the picture a chilly, wintry feel reminiscent of the classic days of early photography, when shifts in color gave a faded and dated look.
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There are some chases and a lot of action shots, explosions, and double-crossings, set against gloomy, bleak wintry landscapes (if you trust the movies, it only ever snows in Sweden, the better to show off the blood, I guess) — most of what you'd expect in a thriller.
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In the past six years, Starbucks, which doesn't identify itself as a Christian company, has never put the words "Merry Christmas" on its holiday cups — instead, it's used wintry and vaguely holiday-esque imagery and language, including ornaments that say things like "joy" or "hope," snowmen, and holly.
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Set in the wintry, Norwegian-inspired kingdom of Arendelle, Frozen takes its stage cues from both the well-known tenets of the film and the minds of its all-star creative team, which includes Tony-winning director Michael Grandage, choreographer Rob Ashford, and scenic/costume designer Christopher Oram.
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Over at Ruriden, Yajima took a moment from consulting with Nakajima to tell me that that month's themed light up show at the burial complex was based on the four seasons, and that's why the Buddha statues were changing between autumnal reddish hues, wintry blues, and summery greens.
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Bachelor Nation, this was the week the men of The Bachelorette have long been waiting for, the payoff for their patience, the carrot at the end of the ever-elongating stick: With a flick of Chris Harrison's wrist, they left the mansion—for the wintry cold east coast.
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The foot thief described in detail how he and a comrade had hiked miles to the village of Alcalde and sawed the foot off the statue one wintry night in 1997 — an attempt to lambaste the celebrations of the Spanish conquest 400 years earlier by Oñate and his men.
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Some of Mr. Peres's most evocative descriptions are of his childhood in a wintry Polish shtetl, where he marveled over his first taste of a Jaffa orange, and of his voyage, at 11, with his mother and brother to what was then the British Mandate for Palestine in 1934.
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Like a castle-size version of a log cabin, Hôtel Sacacomie sits high above frozen Sacacomie Lake, offering wintry panoramas from its pine-hewn dining room with a roaring fire in the fieldstone fireplace — the perfect place to warm up over local smoked trout and duck confit poutine.
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The wintry storm that left at least one person dead was expected to push eastward into South Dakota, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin, while a "bomb cyclone" weather phenomenon was expected to simultaneously topple trees, knock out power and dump snow as it rolled into California and Oregon.
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Blizzard and wintry weather warnings extended into the Great Lakes states with the storm expected to bring high winds and snow to Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin later Tuesday and a chance of snow over the weekend for parts of New England, said Alex Lamers, a National Weather Service meteorologist.
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Hit-Boy built the song out of four samples—the crackling gospel-funk of Joe Tex's "Papa Was Too," Shuggie Otis's lugubrious "Strawberry Letter 23," and Marvin Gaye's inevitably romantic "Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing" and "Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)"—none of which sound at all wintry.
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Both were presented in wintry shades ranging from puce to slate, in heavy materials such as velvet and satin (or sometimes both), frequently used to stunning effect against dark-skinned models (another departure) and with long panes of matching fabric that wrapped around the models' torsos like sashes.
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Last week, a massive sandstorm in the Sahara Desert—which comprises a large part of northern Africa—sent sand soaring all the way over to Eastern Europe, where it mixed with the rain and snow and turned the wintry mix orange and yellow, according to the Weather Channel.
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The hints were also there in the video for "Feeling Good" in 2015, his version of a song recorded by Nina Simone, in which Volvo used him to drive a new car to places where he could wander at sunset, gloomy in a woolly hat, among sand dunes and wintry fields.
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The romantic drama has a wintry, distinct feel which greatly enhances its admittedly bare bones story, a love affair between headstrong young runaway Heidi (Abbie Cornish) and troubled young man Joe (Sam Worthington.) This is one best enjoyed with the lights turned down low, a glass of red in hand.
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When fully assembled, this coat consists of a waterproof and wind-breaking shell and an insulated inner jacket that, zipped together, provide enough warmth for use playing in the snow, on long walks through the city or countryside, or for making that trip to and from school on gray wintry days.
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The "Manor House Weekend" collection includes a selection of autumnal aromas such as musky Dappled Wood with hints of sandalwood, toasted walnut, and sweet hay, a comforting Cardamom Milk with notes of frothy milk, cardamom, and praline woods, and a wintry Mountain Lace with elderflower fizz, anjou pear, and apple blossom.
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Yet the storm, notable for a steep drop in atmospheric pressure that prompted some forecasters to describe it as a "bomb cyclone," was but one act in a prolonged run of misery that had already enveloped millions of people in a wintry torment of Arctic air and snow-blown streets.
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PARIS — The high jewelry showcases held during couture week in January tend to be more low-key affairs than those in July: A wet and wintry Paris attracts fewer wealthy clients than in the summer months, when much of the 303 percent flocks to France from all over the world.
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There are indeed an increasing number of empty commercial units dotted throughout the central shopping district, but as locals greet one another gleefully on the sidewalk on a wintry Friday morning, it evokes greater likeness to the archetypal sleepy, post-industrial East Midlands town than the nightmare they are depicting.
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Darden said the latest twisters, which are common to the Gulf Coast region this time of year, grew out of a larger storm system that swept out of the Plains to bring thunderstorms to the Deep South and a wintry mix of precipitation to the Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic region and Northeast.
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On Tuesday, the latest Bachelor spin-off will premiere when 14 international bachelors and bachelorettes from around the world compete to find love with 12 alums from the U.S. While it's set in a wintry backdrop, things will definitely be heating up when they go head-to-head in Olympic-themed challenges.
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The "Manor House Weekend" collection includes a selection of autumnal aromas he'll love, such as musky Dappled Wood with hints of sandalwood, toasted walnut, and sweet hay, a comforting Cardamom Milk with notes of frothy milk, cardamom, and praline woods, and a wintry Mountain Lace with elderflower fizz, anjou pear, and apple blossom.
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CreditCreditTom Jamieson for The New York Times LONDON — Daniel Kaluuya, the "Get Out" star whose huge, tear-spilling eyes have imprinted themselves on our collective consciousness, was looking rather less vulnerable on a recent wintry day than he does in that memorable scene in which he is hypnotized into terrified, regressive submission.
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The images of a calm and confident president in the wintry globalist getaway were supplanted in Washington by the images shown on television screens on the Senate floor by House managers playing video clips of his claims of unconstrained authority and his professed support for witnesses he has in fact blocked from testifying.
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On a recent wintry afternoon at the Ritz-Carlton hotel overlooking Central Park, Mr. Hardy's tattooed biceps only just lodged inside his tight black T-shirt and his legs spilled over the arm of the puffy gold chair where he sat sometimes spooning up chicken soup, sometimes sucking on an e-cigarette.
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O'Donnell's insalata di bottarga is as refreshing yet wintry a vegetable dish as I've ever encountered, a beautiful, delicate pile of celery leaves, shaved fennel, and radicchio, dressed lightly in a Meyer-lemon vinaigrette and topped with kumquat and razor-thin slices of salty cured red-mullet roe that melt creamily on your tongue.
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Israel's former Prime Minister Ehud Barak bets big on emergency app Reporty To make the most of its grey, rainy, cold and often freezing winter, the good folks in the Finnish city of Oulu have found a way to combine the wintry landscape, frozen Baltic Sea and eager startups into an annual pitching event.
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Why Lifting Weights Can Be So Potent for Aging Well On Wintry Runs, Finding a Room of My Own How to Find a Sports Bra That Fits A User's Manual for Your Knees Knowing the Right Time to Say Goodbye to a Pet Japan's Olympic Chief to Step Down Amid Corruption Investigation Run Well!
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Some of these movies — "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" (on Friday and Saturday), with its wintry gas station finale, or "Remember the Night" (on Friday and Saturday), in which Fred MacMurray's tough-minded assistant district attorney softens and brings Barbara Stanwyck's shoplifter home for Christmas — never get old, and others are older than you might think.
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A recent exhibition at Milan's Galleria Pack included photos of his Russian police dossier: grainy close-ups of embossed lettering on a gas canister, CCTV shots of a hooded figure on a wintry street corner — images that, as he points out, anonymous Interior Ministry employees have cropped, edited and laid out with deliberate artistry.
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A recent exhibition at Milan's Galleria Pack included photos of his Russian police dossier: grainy close-ups of embossed lettering on a gas canister, CCTV shots of a hooded figure on a wintry street corner — images that, as he points out, anonymous Interior Ministry employees have cropped, edited and laid out with deliberate artistry.
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" Cyrus shared shots from the wintry retreat on her Instagram, posing outdoors in a chic Chanel jumpsuit and beret ("eyes match my lips, bag match my fit," she captioned the image), splayed out with a bottle of champagne on a shimmering golden couch, and also standing by a massive stone fireplace decked out with balloons that spelled out "2019.
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Though the closest this film comes to actually saying it's set during the holidays is one scene featuring "Christmastime Is Here" from A Charlie Brown Christmas on the soundtrack, it's one of the most wintry films out there, thanks to its gray skies and story of a family coming together just when they need to most.
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For the curious, the most-watched episode of the season was its fifth, with an audience of 10.7 million live-plus-same-day viewers watching Dany and Drogon fry the Tarlys, Sam interrupting Gilly when she's trying to tell him crucial information, the return of Gendry, and Jon Snow's suicide squad go into the wintry abyss in search of a wight.
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And Sunday night, she proved once and for all that celebrities are immune to weather by sporting a bright red, heart-shaped, $15,500 Saint Laurent fox fur coat out in N.Y.C. And after a summer filled with stars wearing velvet, suede and fur, it's only appropriate that Rih celebrated Labor Day Weekend in the most wintry look we've seen yet.
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They began with the best picture winner, "Spotlight," which despite being all but universally acclaimed for its taut depiction of The Boston Globe reporters' epoch-making inquiry into sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, was given little chance of overtaking "The Revenant," the grisly frontier revenge drama of a scout's ordeal after being left to die in a wintry wasteland.
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Its initial lightning-in-a-bottle success was already gobsmacking, but to see Vernon's outlet evolve from desolate, wintry folk, Grammy-winning soft rock on his 2011 follow-up Bon Iver, to 2016's 22, A Million and its fragmented and numerologically-minded electronics, and now a wonderful and ambitious synthesis on his stunning latest full-length i,i is even more striking.
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But less than five years before Rocky Balboa landed in the desolate wintry Communist stranglehold of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Sly made a World War II-themed sports movie in Hungary, that featured some of the most respected actors and soccer stars of the Western World, turning an Eastern European legend with a murky level of truth into an all out Western European and American fantasy.
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The survival of the 30 noncombatants was a long-held secret of World War II: the story of 13 female nurses, 13 male medics and the four-man crew of a medical evacuation plane who were stranded behind enemy lines for nine weeks, hiding in villages and caves in wintry mountains, afflicted with lice and dysentery, often near starvation and hunted by German patrols.
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Toronto used explosive plays to heat up a wintry night in the Canadian capital turning a Grey Cup record 100 yard touchdown catch by DeVier Posey, a championship record 109 yard fumble return for another touchdown from Cassius Vaughn and an interception in the endzone by Matt Black to snuff out a last gasp Calgary scoring bid to bring the CFL season to breathless conclusion.
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Wintry weather from the Great Plains to the Northeast As snow, freezing rain and mixed precipitation blanketed the Midwest and Ohio Valley Sunday, "a wide swath of snow" is expected Monday to hit areas in the central Plains eastward through the Midwest, the lower Great Lakes, central Appalachians and into the northern Mid-Atlantic States, according to the National Weather Service's short range forecast.
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Still, on a wintry night, it's nice to take shelter for mouthfuls of cecina, a demolition of salt-cured beef with edges like candy; suadero, akin to brisket but cut closer to the udder, swollen with fat that turns to liquid instantly on the tongue; and al pastor, pork shaved thin and stung with chiles and pineapple, with a flavor close to burnt caramel, the darker side of sweet.
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"Frozen," as die-hard fans know, is loosely (very loosely) based on "The Snow Queen," the great 19th century Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale about the formidable power of love — more specifically, in the Andersen tale, about a young girl's drive (abetted by a reindeer) to rescue her best friend, a boy whose heart and mind have been frozen by ice shards, from the snow-walled palace of a wintry monarch.
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Weiner directed all three if the episodes sent to critics for review, and he creates beautiful, watercolor-esque images — like the soft, wintry light of a purple morning drifting through an ice-covered window in Paris, or the surreal image of an opulent cruise liner at night, or a streak of fake blood smeared on the floor of a movie set meant to evoke a tumultuous moment in history.
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Crooning piano ballads that use snow as a metaphor for happiness, flexing his vocal muscles on traditional Christmas carols as well as modern Christian rock songs, desperately wishing it could be Christmas every day, he's reached the career stage when all-American boys dissolve into spectral spirits gliding through the wintry night, materializing out of nowhere to sing generic power ballads before spookily vanishing from whence they came, doomed to haunt public retail spaces for eternity.
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How can one read "Collected Poems," then, from its first wintry still lifes, whose lyricism is as clean as snow falling onto bare trees, through the grapplings with injustice, to the mannered ghazals of the last decades, without seeing that Bly's career is one of the few great models of integrating the citizen with the mystic, whose body of work makes the argument that being a poet does not excuse you from joining in the national debate?
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One of Dallas's oldest venues for modern and contemporary art, Valley House Gallery & Sculpture Garden, is featuring new pictures by the African-American painter Sedrick Huckaby, whose commitment to portraiture reflects his abiding interest in the theme of families and communities as extended families, and by the Georgia-based artist Miles Cleveland Goodwin, whose portraits and images of nature or people in nature — farm fields, leafless trees in wintry settings, a little boy pulling his ailing dog along in a small cart — capture moments of heightened awareness of the world around us and, in reaction to it, of the stirrings of the soul.
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