fog's

Grain, stores, blankets and people's spirits would become musty and soggy, but only for a time, until warmer airs dried out everything, and until the next fog's arrival.

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Grain, stores, blankets and people's spirits would become musty and soggy, but only for a time, until warmer airs dried out everything, and until the next fog's arrival.

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Now let's take a little trip out west because fog's been a big issue in Los Angeles.

CNN Transcript Nov 20, 2007

When you are not admiring our fog's infinitely photographable charms, however, you may wish to do something upstanding like visiting NYC's independent bookstores.

Walking Tour of NYC Bookstores

I feel as if all the fog's been cleared, and i love my family so, so much, that sometimes what they do really hurt.

yanxious Diary Entry

Well, the fog's so thick you can't spy the land The fog is so thick that you can't even spy the land What good are you anyway, if you can't stand up to some old businessman?

SUMMER DAYS

"I suppose the fog's still like pea soup, and it'll be just as fast to walk!"

A Funeral In Blue

The air seemed twice as hot after the fog's cold; sweat rolled out of her, and seemed to drain her strength.

A Crown of Swords

You said we were over it, but I guess the fog's too thick.

Exodus From The Long Sun

"No. The fog's getting thicker, and the trees all look the same."

Calling On Dragons