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thaw

verb as in unfreeze, warm

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Encouraged by this mild thaw in relations and Maula Jatt’s global success, its makers had hoped the folk drama would attract audiences in India.

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Researchers say that if these weather patterns continue, the thaw will only accelerate.

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It’s also a strain to see the early releases as any real thaw, as the repression continues.

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But, starting in 2022, Biden began to thaw the diplomatic freeze by secretly dispatching a team of emissaries to Caracas, where they launched talks that eventually led to prisoner swaps that freed more than a dozen Americans detained by Venezuela, including several executives from Houston-based Citgo Petroleum Corp.

That’s largely because permafrost — or soil that was once permanently frozen — is beginning to thaw at a faster rate and for longer stretches of the year due to human-caused climate change, Nielson said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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