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) A source familiar with the couple said that a request by Lopez for a prenuptial agreement may have chilled wedding plans.Edmonton Sun (2003)
After thawing, the researchers compared the development of the frozen embryos with controls that were not chilled.New Scientist (1999)
Everyone should avoid listening to answers to questions made out of raw or chilled Thatcher.De Jong, Nicholas (ed) Bedside Guardian 38
Fundamental economic changes over the past two decades seem to have permanently chilled price pressures, he says.canada.com (2004)
In the last three days, it had been chilled from their very marrows.Kippax, Frank The Scar
Shops in general reported an increase in the sale of snacks, soft drinks, wines, beers and chilled foods.Sun, News of the World (2001)
The capsules were decked out in flowers and guests were served chilled champagne.Sun, News of the World (2001)
The walk from the bus stop was cold and she was chilled to the bone by the time she wearily opened her door.Cathy Kelly JUST BETWEEN US (2002)
The wind, blowing over East yard, chilled Bauman's wet shirt against him under his jacket's weight.Smith, Mitchell Stone City
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