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The wagon-covers became sticky in the sun, and rigid in the cold.
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Likewise, consider a short rappel or tension traverse to circumnavigate sticky problems.
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That includes the sticky topic of mutual assessments of national financial systems.
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They asked some really sticky questions about computers and discipline for learning.
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And you know how to get out of a sticky situation too.
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Following Dory into the warm, steamy room I saw what she meant.
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There was still enough light in the steamy cabin to discern objects.
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Even amid this steamy profusion, Jeyasingh's choreography is rigorous in its economy.
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Shops closed, the traffic halted, workers remained cooped up in steamy offices.
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Winstead met McGregor on Fargo, where they shared a steamy bath scene.
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And splashing would in fact be great fun in this muggy heat-
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Some athletes in Beijing were taking the muggy conditions in their stride.
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The air's cool and breathable, not humid and muggy as I'd expected.
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One hot, muggy night in August, Molly led Rag through the woods.
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After dinner, the wind changed and the muggy air started to lift.
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With September running hard toward October, the summer's muggy heat had broken.
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I think it's the climate around here, the muggy air, sort of-
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I took off my shirt, feeling the muggy air on my breasts.
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The air was muggy and hot, and steam curled off the river.
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The air was muggy, as damp and unrewarding as a sponge bath.
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It was a muggy, moonlit night filled with gnats, moths, and mosquitoes.
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After a while we pull over and shelter from the muggy heat.
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They usually bring dull, overcast skies, with a raw, muggy, moisture-laden wind.
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It's hot and muggy, but I refuse to go sleeveless on television.
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It didn't feel that way to Sue, with the warm, muggy rain.
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In the North Island, it will be wet and muggy on Monday.
