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Meanings of high temperatures in English

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Usage of high temperatures in English
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Sunny conditions and high temperatures are set to continue through the weekend.
The Irish Times
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French reports suggested five deaths may have resulted from the high temperatures.
Radio NZ
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Finland, Ukraine and Belarus also had extreme high temperatures at the time.
Reuters
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A decade ago this part of Ohio didn't reach such high temperatures.
The Guardian
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The unusually high temperatures are forecast to last until early next week.
Reuters
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It said the dangerously high temperatures and humidity would last through Tuesday.
Reuters
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They're fragile and easily wrecked by very low or very high temperatures.
Wired
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The flames reached unusually high temperatures, so I was suspicious, I admit.
Inferno
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This is a comparatively new alloy which stands high temperatures without bending.
The Working of Steel / Annealing, Heat Treating and Hardening of...
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I've got five bad cases of measles, with high temperatures and throats.
Diary of a Nursing Sister on the Western Front, 1914-1915
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And despite high temperatures, global food supply so far looks reassuring.
Reuters
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The problem earlier in the Games was rain and high temperatures.
Wired
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Ohio topped this list with 49 record high temperatures for every record low.
Reuters
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In general, stir-frying relies on oil, not butter, and uses very high temperatures.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
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The nonflammable ionic liquid electrolyte ensure the safety under high temperatures.
Pubmed
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Unlike sodium-sulfur batteries, vanadium-flow batteries don't need to be heated to high temperatures.
Wired
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