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Winds died down overnight, allowing crews to burn 30 miles of containment lines between active and unburned areas that create a buffer from the most violent wind-driven runs.
Arizona Fire Forces More Evacuations Associated Press 2011
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The view from the tub recess was yellow cliff, gliding birds, wind-driven cloud.
Bird Cloud Annie Proulx 2011
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The view from the tub recess was yellow cliff, gliding birds, wind-driven cloud.
Bird Cloud Annie Proulx 2011
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The view from the tub recess was yellow cliff, gliding birds, wind-driven cloud.
Bird Cloud Annie Proulx 2011
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Or I could position the boat for a slow, quiet wind-driven drift along shore, casting something like a Rapala or a big streamer fly.
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In the spring the water gurgled out from under the massive wind-driven snowdrifts to the west of the house, a permanent feature of living on the lee side of a mountain ridge.
Bird Cloud Annie Proulx 2011
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Commuters in the Chicago area faced blustery, wind-driven rain as they waited for trains to take them downtown before dawn.
Massive Storm Batters Midwest: Strong Winds, Torrential Rain Hit Chicago AP 2010
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Commuters in the Chicago area faced blustery, wind-driven rain as they waited for trains to take them downtown before dawn.
Massive Storm Batters Midwest: Strong Winds, Torrential Rain Hit Chicago AP 2010
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Winds died down overnight, allowing crews to burn 30 miles of containment lines between active and unburned areas that create a buffer from the most violent wind-driven runs.
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In the spring the water gurgled out from under the massive wind-driven snowdrifts to the west of the house, a permanent feature of living on the lee side of a mountain ridge.
Bird Cloud Annie Proulx 2011
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