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Powers: Iceman is able to lower his external and internal body temperature without harm to himself, thereby radiating intense cold from his body.
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Iceman is able to reach -105 degrees Fahrenheit within a few seconds, and is immune to sub-zero temperatures around him.
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The man they called the Iceman had been haunting her for months.
Amaryllis Jayne Castle 1996
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The man they called the Iceman had been haunting her for months.
Amaryllis Jayne Castle 1996
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The man they called the Iceman had been haunting her for months.
Amaryllis Jayne Castle 1996
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On certain weekends, Harris travels to San Antonio for extra workouts with George Gervin, a Hall of Famer and a family friend who was known as Iceman.
NYT > Home Page By VINCENT M. MALLOZZI 2011
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Made famous in the book Seabiscuit, the 1930s’ greatest horse-racing jockey, George Woolf, used to imagine every length of every race, producing so much confidence that he earned the name Iceman.
Survival of the Savvy Rick Brandon 2004
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Made famous in the book Seabiscuit, the 1930s’ greatest horse-racing jockey, George Woolf, used to imagine every length of every race, producing so much confidence that he earned the name Iceman.
Survival of the Savvy Rick Brandon 2004
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Made famous in the book Seabiscuit, the 1930s’ greatest horse-racing jockey, George Woolf, used to imagine every length of every race, producing so much confidence that he earned the name Iceman.
Survival of the Savvy Rick Brandon 2004
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Made famous in the book Seabiscuit, the 1930s’ greatest horse-racing jockey, George Woolf, used to imagine every length of every race, producing so much confidence that he earned the name Iceman.
Survival of the Savvy Rick Brandon 2004
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