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They have adjusted and adapted blades and rotors, turning them horizontally, vertically, and even to sixty-degree angles, they have enlarged everything, discovering bigger is better and still bigger is still better … until it is not better any more, and diminishing returns set-in.
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No one seemed to mind; in fact, the hundreds of thousands of spectators were somber but festive as they observed the ceremony, the balmy sixty-degree temperatures helping to lighten the mood.
The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Nancy Armstrong 2010
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It consisted of two rotating measuring horns at sixty-degree angles pointed through the upper hatch of the plane.
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Thank the chili gods New York City was having an unusually springlike sixty-degree winter evening.
Recession Chili (and the Curious Case of the Ridiculously Packed Chili Takedown) 2009
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The weather everywhere stayed stubbornly warm, and people seemed edgily gratefulwhat could this mean, sixty-degree weather in November?
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I opened my door and stepped out into the sixty-degree haze.
The 6th Target Patterson, James, 1947- 2007
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It can go over a fifteen-inch wall or climb a sixty-degree slope.
The Moses Expedition Juan Gómez-Jurado 2007
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It can go over a fifteen-inch wall or climb a sixty-degree slope.
The Moses Expedition Juan Gómez-Jurado 2007
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It can go over a fifteen-inch wall or climb a sixty-degree slope.
The Moses Expedition Juan Gómez-Jurado 2007
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In a moderately sane world they'd be gone tomorrow, but apparently there are legal protocols; you can't just kick people onto the street to brave the bone-chilling sixty-degree "winter" cold.
Archive 2006-12-01 Mac 2006
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