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Winters

[win-terz]

noun

  1. Yvor 1900–68, U.S. poet and critic.



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The EA says England – like the rest of the UK – is already experiencing warmer, wetter winters and hotter, drier summers.

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Brigadier General Jeremy Winters, who is in charge of coordinating the efforts of different law enforcement agencies along the southern border, has said even one illegal crossing is too many.

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"This is their primary mission. This is not training. This is an operation to seal and protect our border, our own homeland," Brigadier General Winters said.

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And while he set both of those high-marks in his first season with the Dodgers last year — arriving in Los Angeles via a trade from Tampa Bay two winters ago and an ensuing five-year, $136.5-million extension — he never returned from an elbow tendonitis injury he suffered in August, despite repeated attempts to comeback in time for the playoffs.

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The intensity of UK rainfall has increased by 15% since 1891, with an observed increase in each season, though winters are wetter than summers.

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