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cold

[kohld] / koʊld /




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Effective macroeconomic management aims to keep that machine running neither too hot nor too cold.

From MarketWatch

The cold weekend came days after Northern Ireland's coldest night this winter, with a very frosty start to New Year's Eve.

From BBC

Drs. Crucianelli and Salvato adds, "As global temperatures rise, understanding how warmth and cold shape the relationship with ourselves may help explain shifts in mood, stress, and bodily awareness in everyday life."

From Science Daily

The Patriots figure to lean heavily on their solid running attack to play ball-control in the frigid cold and make it three for three against their AFC foes from the opposite corner of the country.

From Los Angeles Times

On an unseasonably warm afternoon, the Broncos were disturbingly cold.

From Los Angeles Times