The fascinating thing about Global Handwashing Day is the degree to which the private sector is involved.
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How am I going to walk to Hudson Salvage Center in a 95-degree day and a pouring downpour?
It was a 90-degree day, and the heat from the Macintosh computers had the office cooking at 100 degrees.
The visit to the Trevi Fountain on a 90-degree day was a mistake.
Then on July 19, Greece's national fire service reported over 100 fires, including one at an army base just outside Athens on a 106-degree day.
In the swap, Enron agreed to pay the billing service for heating degree days above a certain amount, and get paid for every heating degree day below a certain amount.
On a 110-degree day in late May he sat for an interview at the sweltering head office of his energy firm in Lahore, commercial center of the Punjab region.
A. in general, has a set format and at the end of the day is the same degree.
Duhamel might finish that finance degree some day, but for now he says he is going to stick to playing professional poker.
The guards were somewhat less successful at blocking heat transfer, as I experienced a little bit of toasting on my thigh when I was stuck in traffic, despite a mild, 70-degree riding day.
It can take approximately 2, 000 pictures a day and has a 136 degree wide angle lens.
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Four days ago the market was short-term oversold beneath 21-day moving averages to a degree that almost guaranteed an oversold rally.
Based on technical analysis and charting, the major market indexes like the Dow and Nasdaq are short-term oversold beneath their 50-day moving averages to a degree that almost always brings a rally back up to the moving average.
And I really believe that, we need to make sure that the children, American, British, regardless get the kind of help they need to get the education they need in this day when there's degree inflation and it's harder and harder to find jobs that people feel satisfied with, with less qualifications.
At their peaks, global stock markets, including that of the U.S., were extremely overbought above their long-term 200-day moving averages, to a degree that almost always results in a decline at least down to retest the support at that moving average.
This can make a difference in urban areas: Cities during the summer season tend to be about 1 degree Celsius warmer during the day and as much as 6 degrees Celsius warmer at night, according to the New Scientist.
The range in normal temperatures can fluctuate as much as 1 degree Fahrenheit over the course of a day.
To be a real critic of the education system and the trendy reforms of the day, one has to abandon, to whatever degree possible, tribalism.
The seeming epidemic of rules violations in the last 2 years moved NCAA President Mark Emmert to convene a 2-day summit to address ways to expeditiously instill a heightened degree of vigilance towards compliance.
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On top of his day job, he's also studying for a masters degree, paid for by the company.
Now it was deployed to getting a law degree, studying at night and driving a lorry by day.
One is that, to a degree that was not true in Henry Ford's day, the money is in the brands, not in the machinery.
Mr Okono, who is working as a security guard as he studies for a masters degree, can see himself applying for British citizenship one day.
Forty years ago I received my medical degree from Cornell University Medical College on a similar spring day at the NY Hospital in Manhattan, epicenter of my known universe.
Preschool, for most just a few hours a day in the mornings, can cost more than studying for an engineering degree at Michigan, and much more at some very selective schools.
Florida will not let you work as an interior designer unless you complete a four-year university degree and a two-year apprenticeship and pass a two-day examination.
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Novo Nordisk is led by tall, athletic chief executive Lars Sorensen, who has a degree in forestry studies and bikes 15 kilometers to work in the Copenhagen suburbs every day.
On a temperate and sunny spring day in Boston a departure from last year's scorching near-90-degree conditions the women's elite race got off to an especially slow start, with a 6:04 first mile.
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