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deep freeze

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deep freeze
see freezer.
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While January plunged much of Europe and Russia into a deep freeze, most of the United States had the warmest January on record.
Wimpy winter weather by New York Times Upfront
Some jump from the frying pan to the fire, others from the cooler to the deep freeze.
Ice queen: out author Gretchen Legler talks about her warm memoir of ... by Marler, Regina / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
It's not going to put buying activity in the deep freeze, but with the median price of a Valley house at $600,000, any uptick keeps more potential buyers in the rental market.
NORMAL A RELATIVE TERM IN TODAY'S HOME-BUYING MARKET by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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