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Scientist believe Europe will continue to face greater glacier retreat due to global warming.glacier = of a large mass of ice that moves over land like an exceedingly slow river
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The region depends upon ice melt from glaciers for its water supply.
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I was hoping for warmth and understanding, but felt a chill from her glacial stare.
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Waterman was last placed on the Northwest Fork of the Ruth Glacier on April 1. (source)Glacier = a large mass of ice that moves over land like an exceedingly slow river
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At one time in the far past it had been scooped by something, probably a glacier, and this scooping had left a kind of sideways bowl, back in under a ledge. (source)
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Her face was the color of a dirty pillowcase, and the corners of her mouth glistened with wet, which inched like a glacier down the deep grooves enclosing her chin. (source)glacier = a large mass of ice
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The glacier was blue and white with streaks of black, so that it looked like a hedge of dirty snow left behind on a sidewalk after a snowplow had gone by, only four million times as large. (source)glacier = a large mass of ice that moves over land like an exceedingly slow river
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He told us about the Ice Age, when the great glaciers crept down from the north, scouring the earth, forcing valleys into the greatest mountains. (source)glaciers = masses of ice that move over land like exceedingly slow rivers
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Morrel expected Villefort would be dejected; he found him as he had found him six weeks before, calm, firm, and full of that glacial politeness, that most insurmountable barrier which separates the well-bred from the vulgar man. (source)glacial = the main building (or buildings) of government
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Our faculties wax and wane, our experiences accumulate, and our opinions evolve—if not glacially, then at least gradually.† (source)
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They stand there, motionless: the woman as though she had reached the end of a long journey and now among strange faces and surroundings waits, quiet, glacierlike, like something made of stone and painted, and the calm, rapt yet latently furious and dirty old man.† (source)
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... a man who had been frozen in the Alps and then fallen into a glacier and his bride was going to wait twenty-four years exactly for his body to come out on the moraine, (source)glacier = a large mass of ice that moves over land like an exceedingly slow river
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all the streams which tumbled down from the glaciers into the main river were so blue, (source)glaciers = masses of ice that move over land like exceedingly slow rivers
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But his frustration at the glacial pace of change in his city had worn on him.† (source)glacial = relating to glaciers; perhaps moving very slowly like a glacier
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We're moving, glacially though, so I have plenty of time to look, and it seems to me that I've seen that dress before, I've seen someone wearing it.† (source)
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The water felt like a glacier melting against my legs.† (source)glacier = a large mass of ice that moves over land like an exceedingly slow river
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