As I pointed out in a recent blog post, if you look at only the studies where the researchers intentionally gave people a cold, the effect vanishes.
The cold reality is that the effect has been the opposite, that the increasing length and scope of the war puts us at greater risk.
The paintings, drawings, prints, pastels, and bronze sculptures have a cumulative effect both steamy and cold.
Harriet Jones, director of the Institute of Contemporary British History, argues that the cold war also had a profound effect on domestic politics.
Poor circulation has a number of potential causes, including blocked arteries, varicose veins, liver or kidney disease, extreme cold, or as a side effect of certain drugs or medications.
Recent cold weather had brought about more cases involving breathing difficulties and chest pains and WMAS is expecting cold and flu symptoms to have an effect on calls over the coming months.
After the cold snap that gripped the UK throughout December the effect of snow and ice on the roads is obvious for motorists to see and feel, Mr Shallcross warned.
It's very difficult to bring up enough cold water in two to three days to have much effect.
At the board's hearing in May, the NTSB will look into a number of topics, including the effect of ice on the aircraft's performance, cold weather operations, the crew's experience and sleep issues.
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But investors' cold feet also might have something to do with what behavioral economists call the "disjunction effect, " the idea that people don't think one step ahead when making decisions because they're waiting for more information.
That way, the spirits are extra-cold when served, and there is less need for ice, which can have a diluting effect.
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