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Fine particles can travel long distances and even though the snow up north doesn't look as black as second-day snow in New York City, it's still losing its luster; it's not as reflective.
Dr. Gary Ginsberg: Toxic Air: The Health Risks of Pollution Dr. Gary Ginsberg 2010
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Fine particles can travel long distances and even though the snow up north doesn't look as black as second-day snow in New York City, it's still losing its luster; it's not as reflective.
Dr. Gary Ginsberg: Toxic Air: The Health Risks of Pollution Dr. Gary Ginsberg 2010
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There were "second-day angles," to use journalism parlance, as writers strained to find deeper meaning in the death of a national symbol or pin down a cultural shift that led to a lesbian donning the iconic Bat-emblem.
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The lofty gain in LinkedIn Corp., notwithstanding Friday's small second-day drop, has many on Wall Street making the case to short the stock.
Short Story: LinkedIn Has a Built-In Bear Trap Brendan Conway 2011
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It was the second-day prospect of nuclear disaster that finally put the bulls to rout, and made the indexes match the newscasts.
Still Fighting—but After Japan, the Bull Market Just Had to Go Down David Cottle 2011
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(Sounds like he's reading from our second-day headine.)
Last one ever?: D.C. 'Housewives' recap and fact-check (#9, Oct. 7) The Reliable Source 2010
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PRO POTENTIAL: The Cardinals weren't awash in pro prospects a year ago, so the departing seniors are all likely second-day picks or rookie free agent candidates.
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Some foods taste better left-over -- the second-day helping of turkey and stuffing at Thanksgiving.
Poetry And Food 2010
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Some foods taste better left-over -- the second-day helping of turkey and stuffing at Thanksgiving.
Poetry And Food 2010
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The Northeastern U.S. began a second-day dig out from a powerful blizzard that wreaked havoc for travelers on airlines, trains and roadways — all still struggling to return to normal.
World Watch 2010
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