The measures would stop at least 14,000 tonnes of petrol being released as vapour into the atmosphere each year. |
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It's one thing making acid from air and water vapour, quite another for delicate chemical transmutation like this. |
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After inhalation of vapour, respiratory symptoms, dimming of vision, and miosis are generally the first clinical features to appear. |
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We spent a few minutes yesterday using trig to work out how far away the most distant vapour trail was. |
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Which leads them to project trippy light images and sound onto water vapour creating hallucinatory visions. |
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As firefighters started to drag the door out of the way, there was a sudden ignition of petrol vapour causing a fireball. |
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I look at the sodium vapour lamps and the thousands of insects and moths inside them. |
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The clean briny smell rises with the swimmers, the swells filling the air with steamy vapour. |
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Small quartz grains are unstrained, and notable for the abundance of tiny fluid inclusions, some with vapour bubbles. |
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A nebuliser is a device that turns a medicine into an vapour, and is used with a face mask or mouthpiece. |
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Air rising to pass over the mountains cools and the water vapour condenses into cloud, rain and, if it is cold enough, snow. |
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A few die-hards do start their exercises early, their breath turning to vapour in the cold. |
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Work should be carried out in a well ventilated area, and ingestion and inhalation of the vapour should be avoided. |
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Adding a few drops of essential oil to a bowl of hot water, or to a warm bath, releases the vapour, which is then inhaled. |
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Having grown up in a cloud of nicotine vapour I am still thankful that I never succumbed. |
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In certain circumstances the mixing of a hot liquid and a cooler, vaporisable one leads to an explosive rate of vapour production. |
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This legitimated the use of vapour densities for the determination of relative molecular weights. |
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It will be difficult to pump a gasoline with a high Vapour Pressure without vapour locks resulting at high altitudes or at high temperatures. |
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Overhead the vapour trails of American jets streaked across the washed-out winter sky. |
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A vapour trail was creeping steadily across the deepening blue of the evening sky. |
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The sky's just the right shade of blue, there's a bird somewhere, and far above, a jet leaves a vapour trail. |
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The vapour trails of jet planes criss crossing the skies draws my eye away from my daily routine. |
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The polenta looked like a very small moon surrounded by a large nimbus of vapour. |
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The flowers and the leaves give off a strong aromatic vapour which can be ignited, hence the names gas plant and burning bush. |
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An alkali vapour magnetometer is a highly sensitive magnetometer that works at the atomic rather than the nuclear level. |
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The gases, particularly sulphur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen, then dissolve in water vapour in the air. |
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To steam food, it is held over boiling liquid and the heat is transmitted by water vapour surrounding the food, and condensing on it. |
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Richard Lindzen quoted it as being the effect of water vapour and stratiform clouds alone. |
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Her hand travelled down the glass, smearing a clear streak through the cloudy vapour that formed on the window's face. |
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Osmotic potential was determined on the same leaf with a vapour pressure osmometer, after samples were frozen and thawed. |
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Water vapour, carbon dioxide, ozone, methane, nitrous oxide, and the chlorofluorocarbons are known as Greenhouse Gases. |
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However, the cloudiness of the skies and light pollution from the sodium vapour and fluorescent lamps cut visibility. |
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Fugitive emissions are uncontrolled vapour emissions from leaking tanks, pipes, valves etc, commonly encountered in petrochemical industries. |
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Local sweating and fasciculation of local muscle groups may occur initially after skin absorption of liquid or vapour. |
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Davy was the first person to experience intoxication after inhaling a gas or vapour. |
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The cuvettes were connected to a gas analyser by copper tubes that were warmed by electric cables to avoid condensation of water vapour. |
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The condensation is generally activated from the vapour phase of the material. |
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The resulting upward motion at fronts causes cooling of the air, condensation of water vapour to produce clouds, and eventually precipitation. |
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This creates enough pressure to force the ammonia vapour into another vessel, where it condenses into a liquid. |
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When water vapour condenses, it generates precipitation and heats the air in ways that influence downwind ecosystems, as described later. |
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Further, at a given vapour pressure difference, O can serve as a measure of stomatal conductance as well. |
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The foam is fitted to fill the entire tank space and contains the liquid fuel and the vapour. |
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Organic vapour production is experienced, for example, at filling stations, where obnoxious petrol odours are usually prevalent. |
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The first is that a cloud of methane has been found to co-occur with long-established clouds of water vapour in the rarefied Martian atmosphere. |
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The resulting spark can ignite the Pentane vapour liberated from the expanded polystyrene block by the cutting operation. |
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Ground-based telescopes observed a large increase in gases making up the comet's corona, including water vapour. |
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The active oxygen and water vapour permeate through the porous rubber structure of the tyre over time, gradually reducing pressure. |
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The cloud clearly isn't steam in the strict sense, nor vapour but a fog of small ice crystals. |
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The water vapour would rise to the uppermost atmosphere where it freezes into tiny ice crystals. |
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All water vapour was removed cryogenically from individual sample break-seal tubes. |
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The buses run on hydrogen gas, contained in six cylinders on the bus roof, and emit only pure water vapour. |
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But even with my eyes half shut I can see puffs of white vapour float out in front of me with every exhalation. |
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The glass is processed online by chemical vapour deposition to acquire a hard, pyrolytic coating. |
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Water vapour becomes tangible entities that look like stalactites and stalagmites. |
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Similarly, when any liquid evaporates to a vapour the process demands heat. |
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The vapour of ethoxyethane is very dense, and can creep along bench surfaces or along the floor. |
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The vapour mixture flowed to the patient via a reservoir bag, delivery tube, expiratory valve, and a face mask. |
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Conduction of heat to the glacier surface from the air and condensation of water vapour are important variables causing ablation. |
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Water vapour rises into the atmosphere where it is cooled and turned back into liquid water. |
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Cloud and water vapour may tend to damp down the effects of increased greenhouse gases, or they may act to magnify such effects. |
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In winter, sea water is electrically heated and the steam is compressed as high-pressure vapour circulated through radiators. |
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The worm was a coil that was immersed into cold water and it was there that the alcohol vapour condensed into liquid. |
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The lead within the condensers is constantly agitated so as to produce lead droplets, onto which the zinc vapour condenses. |
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Stupefactives induce a kind of drunkenness by the grossness of their vapour. |
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Carrying the heat energy away, the warmer refrigerant vapour is sucked back into the compressor and the cycle begins again. |
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The blue is criss-crossed with a lattice of delicate, dissipating vapour trails from the transatlantic jets passing overhead. |
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Nowadays, general anaesthesia is seldom administered via a mask and anaesthetic gas or vapour. |
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The one with the guy standing in the hot bath with bubbles and vapour rising up around him has given cause for much lavatorial humour. |
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Tom and David and I all looked up into the sky yesterday evening and marvelled at the vapour trails. |
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Moist air behaves differently as once it starts rising, the water vapour starts to condense. |
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Driving home earlier today there were about five or six visible vapour trails in the sky. |
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This map shows the concentration of water vapour close to the soil around the equatorial region of Mars. |
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Not surprisingly, whale spouts can seem rather tiny out there, small puffs of vapour that hang in the air only slightly longer than the spray from a wave. |
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It is a mistake to think that what is really, non-inferentially, observed is only the vapour trail and that the presence of mu-mesons is only inferred. |
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Vapour concentrations within these unstirred layers depend on the vapour pressure of the compound in question and on its affinity to the lipoid surface layers of the leaf. |
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When that vapour is precipitated as rain it carries the acidity with it. |
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For those who would like a technical explanation, as the sun approaches the horizon, its light has to pass through a greater air mass, including ozone, dust and water vapour. |
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They arise when the water vapour from hot aircraft exhausts mixes with the cool air of the upper atmosphere, about 32,000 ft above the Earth's surface. |
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Natural daylight was supplemented with mercury vapour lamps. |
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It is not the moisture in the slab or screed which is important, but the quantity of moisture leaving the slab and generating the vapour pressure. |
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Higher vapour pressures would be generated in sediments of low permeability, such as mudstones, which would account for sills being more commonly found in shale and greywacke. |
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No sooner had he begun his circular gyrations whilst beating his drum than a strange black cloud, more like smoke than water vapour, appeared over Waimate. |
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Oxygen would be produced by photodissociation of water vapour. |
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Water vapour and carbon dioxide exchange were measured weekly on attached flag leaves from flowering until full senescence, from eight different plants of each line. |
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What results is a super-saturated vapour, which cools to near ambient temperatures in a few milliseconds and condenses into the aerosol particles that make up the smoke. |
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Bombers did not usually create a vapour trail below 25,000 feet. |
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Thus, the flux of water vapour at a constant concentration gradient across pores of invariable geometry will depend only on the molecular characteristics of the gas. |
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In answer to your question about how the water vapour gets that high, water vapour is thrown into the stratopause by volcanic eruptions and remains trapped. |
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Canadian authorities use vapour detectors for bomb detection at airports. |
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The key parameters of monsoon formation are land and sea temperatures, wind direction and conditions, the presence of water vapour, and finally topography and orography. |
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As these shelves grew equatorward the primary source of water vapour for snow formation was moved farther away from continental ice sheets where ice cores were later drilled. |
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It moved very low, very fast and left a sort of vapour trail. |
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There is also a tapered 'wake channel' on the bonnet, which the company says evokes the sight of a jet's vapour trail. |
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The most commonly used heat exchanger is a radiator, where air is blown actively through a fan system to condense the vapour to a liquid. |
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Hydrogen is then produced by electrolysing water vapour captured with a dehumidifier. |
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A day after a vapour trail was caught on tape the incident remains a mystery, a Pentagon spokesman said on Tuesday. |
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Urinary thiosulphate as an indicator of exposure to hydrogen sulphide vapour. |
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Eye-watering At about 78degC the alcohol starts to boil, the vapour is collected, cooled and converted back into spirit known as low wines. |
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The Schottky diode was fabricated from single crystal diamond made at Element Six by chemical vapour deposition. |
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The gas is absorbed through pores called stomata, which also allow water vapour to escape producing a cooling effect. |
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Fluorescent lamps consist of a glass tube that contains mercury vapour or argon under low pressure. |
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After the steam turbine has expanded and partially condensed the steam, the remaining vapour is condensed in a condenser. |
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Water vapour normally begins to condense on condensation nuclei such as dust, ice, and salt in order to form clouds. |
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The corresponding depletion of water vapour causes the droplets to evaporate, meaning that the ice crystals grow at the droplets' expense. |
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The light vapour of the preceding evening had been precipitated by the cold. |
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This disease is caused by the vapour of white phosphorus, which destroys the bones of the jaw. |
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Aniline is toxic by inhalation of the vapour, ingestion, or percutaneous absorption. |
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Harmless vapour trails left by planes? That's what they want you to think, sheeple. |
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For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away. |
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Manufacturers recommend a minimum brake fluid boiling temperature of 180c to avoid vapour lock. |
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The sun has set but the plane is still catching sunlight and the 'tail' is the exhaust vapour trail of the engines. |
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The blue sky of the twilight zone and the yellow light from the sodium vapour lamp was nothing short of a warm welcome. |
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In the place where the object was, there was a vapour trail leading towards the sea. |
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Fifteen minutes later, leaving a vapour trail of kitchen smells, I hammered into Obterre. |
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Intriguingly, it appears to leave vapour trails, similar to a plane, in its wake. |
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For we see the vapour of quick-silver doth principally affect the brain and nervose parts. |
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Mercury and methyl mercury determinations in water and fish samples by using solid phase extraction and cold vapour atomic absorption spectrometry combination. |
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We might as well dispute with Dimock on a Coronation Day, as argue with these Writers. They strut, vapour, throw down the Gauntlet, and defy us to take it up. |
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It also contains information about the AquaLab VSA high-resolution vapour sorption analyser, and the portable AquaLab Lite and Pawkit water activity meters. |
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Multiple lines of evidence show water was present in both the high angle vapour plume and the ejecta curtain created by the LCROSS Centaur impact. |
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Daydreaming a couple of minutes ago, I gazed upwards into a milky blue sky and there, far above my head, was a jumbo jet leaving a long vapour trail. |
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It is also hygroscopic, readily absorbing water vapour from the air. |
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In addition, guests can indulge in a mixed steam bath and a vapour shower that produces mist or tropical rain and offers a variety of jets for massage. |
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A PASSENGER using an electronic cigarette which gives off a vapour caused armed police to swoop on a coach in a terror alert which closed a motorway for more than four hours. |
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With their trademark red, white and blue vapour trails, the Red Arrows are a familiar sight at British ceremonial occasions and international air displays. |
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Typically, optical fibres are fabricated by flame hydrolysis or chemical vapour deposition processes that use gases or high vapour pressure liquids as precursors. |
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This material combines highly conductive three-dimensional chemical vapour disposition ultra-light graphene foam and conductive elastomer composite. |
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Their breath froze in the air as it left their mouths, spouting forth in spumes of vapour that settled upon the hair of their bodies and formed into crystals of frost. |
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