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But Alice points out that if they continue at this glacial pace they’ll be dead before they can ever cast a vote.

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As drone technology has advanced over nearly four years of war, territorial progress has become glacial and devastatingly costly.

The result can be catastrophic: meltwater turns into glacial lakes which can suddenly burst.

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The Fed has twice slowed the pace of the balance-sheet runoff, most recently to a glacial pace of around $20 billion in securities every month this past April.

The mosquitoes were found in Kjós, a glacial valley to the South West of the Icelandic capital of Reykjavik.

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