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arctic

[ahrk-tik, ahr-tik] / ˈɑrk tɪk, ˈɑr tɪk /


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Arctic Monkeys' drummer has said making music together is something the band "will always do" after rumours swirled that their latest song would be their last.

From BBC

The polar vortex - a ring of strong westerly winds that form above the Arctic every winter containing a pool of very cold air - led to the powerful storm, according to weather experts.

From BBC

The Grinch had been travelling through the Mediterranean Sea from the Russian Arctic port of Murmansk.

From BBC

The Arctic territory's Inuit culture also helped, said Kleist.

From Barron's

Canada's Arctic is a massive, treacherous, and largely inhospitable place, stretched out over nearly 4 million square kilometres of territory - but with a small population roughly equal to Blackburn in England or Syracuse, New York.

From BBC