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I still ask people what the weather is like where they are.

You do not have to look outside to tell the weather.

In fact, he is trying to do something about the weather.

A lot of people would rather talk about the weather.

Looks like the run of good weather is coming to an end.

Want to find out what the weather is in Washington right now?

All we need now is good weather to go with them both.

Next day we were able to get more weather information.

I'll tell you the weather down south is just as bad.

The story did not run until just before the weather.

I looked at the weather and saw he was right.

They would be able to make good time if the weather held.

I can even tell you what the weather will be like.

I think you will see him often when the weather is right.

He did not like the look of the weather either.

You've had good reason to be a bit under the weather.

The weather and the way of life make them feel at home.

Thank God, the weather is being kind at the moment.

He knew what the weather was like here at night!

Who could tell what kind of weather she might run into?

Yes, I could understand well enough the change in the weather.

And he seems to have the same control over the weather.

Don't you think I know what the weather was like?

So he wouldn't have to face the weather every night.

They were turned back by bad weather at 23,000 feet.

She will never weather, and you are too close now to stay.

The question is, do you stay and weather this out?

Here's what you need to know to help your hands weather winter.

We can weather this on the ground, but maybe not in the press.

"So we think the economy is going to weather this."

With him by her side, she could weather any storm.

"We can weather it," said the President, as if he might be talking to himself.

With God on our side, we will weather the storm.

"By working together and looking out for each other we'll be able to weather the storm."

He himself paid no attention to weather, and didn't care, but there were the men to think of.

We must weather the bad times and prepare for the good.

He may try to weather through no matter what, since so many are counting on him.

He started and played for 68 minutes until the game was called off due to weather.

The political order may well weather this storm, as it has others.

"Those two are ones I think have weathered the bad times."

Paris didn't think that she looked strong enough to weather another big one.

But they're weathered, so you won't be able to make them out.

It was as if she'd given me the days to weather the shock of her death.

Was it his business sense and ability to weather stress?

Are you two going to be able to weather this?"

Some are quite large, though over time they have gradually weathered away.

He has to fashion a political program that will weather the hard economic times ahead.

For years, the signs have been abandoned to weather and time.

"We just have to weather the storm and keep playing hard until those guys get back."

Today, he's a little over his playing weight and more weathered in the face.