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- writings. His
books are
White Fluffy Clouds (2003), From the
Murks of the
Sultry Abyss (2007), and So the Echo (2013), all
published under his book imprint...
- an
apparent temperature of 24 °C (75 °F)
refers to the same
level of
sultriness, and the same
clothing requirements, as a dry-bulb
temperature of 24 °C...
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vocals into her material. Tim
Levell from BBC News
described her
vocals as "
sultry close-to-the-mic breathiness,"
while USA Today's
Elysa Gardner wrote "it's...
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began as a
child actress in 1960. She is best
known for her role as the
sultry C****ie
Cranston on the 1980s
sitcom It's a Living.
Jillian was born in Cambridge...
- The dog days or dog days of
summer are the hot,
sultry days of summer. They were
historically the
period following the
heliacal rising of the star system...
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voice weaves through the sp**** but
punchy arrangements with a mix of
sultriness. King,
Jason (February 2003). "Revolutions". Vibe. New York: 136. Archived...
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considered to
begin in
early July in the
Northern Hemisphere, when the hot
sultry weather of
summer usually starts.
Spring lambs born in late
winter or early...
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November 20, 1989) was an
American film
actress who
specialized in
playing sultry,
statuesque man-killers in
roughly 150
films for 20th
Century Fox, from...
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United States as a child.
Gaining po****rity in 1961 as a
singer with a
sultry,
vibrant contralto voice, she
quickly rose to
Hollywood stardom. She released...
