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Bell bottoms can have high- or mid-rises (the latter are called hip huggers). You might see people wearing them so that the bottom hems drag on the floor. Another way to show off the silhouette of the pant is to tuck your shirt into the waistband to show off the higher waist. To eliminate showing shirt lines around your waist, you can tuck your shirt slightly into your underwear. Pair them with flats, a wedge heel or a short boot. If you have slim hips, you can pull off the high-waisted styles. Curvier bodies look better in lower-cut styles that come in darker colors. As the bell bottom trend continues to make headway in the fashion arena, more designers are hopping on board. Look for pants by J. Brand, 7 For All Mankind and Habitual Harrison to fill out your closet with the latest retro style. Cardellino, Carly. "Bell Bottoms Are Back." Cosmopolitan. Aug. 15, 2012. (Sept. Dhaliwal, Samantha. "Bell bottoms making comeback." The Augusta Chronicle. June 20, 2011. (Sept. Jaunts with Jamie. "Bell Bottoms Back in Style." The Milwaukee Sentinel. Sept. 7, 1972. (Sept. Sept. 8, 1985. (Sept. United States. Department of the Navy. Bureau of Naval Personnel. Appendix 2. United States Navy Uniform Regulations. NavPers 15665D. Washington, DC: US Government Printing Office, 1981. (Sept. According to the Global Land-Ocean Temperature Index Graph from NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies, the Earth's temperatures have steadily been on the rise since the 1880s. Between 1880 and 2012, the average temperature of both land and water around the world rose by 1.53 degrees Fahrenheit (0.85 degrees Celsius). The thunderstorms that spawn tornadoes require a few key ingredients to rev up, including warm, moist air and wind shear (wind shear refers to varying wind velocities occurring at a right angle to the wind's direction, causing rotation). As climate change causes the planet to warm, the amount of moisture in the atmosphere will increase as well, lending more energy to thunderstorm formations. However, one of the elements that helps tornadoes form -- wind shear -- will probably decrease as a result of a warmer planet. This give-and-take between more storm energy and less wind shear has scientists scratching their heads, unable to completely predict whether tornadoes will become more powerful and/or more frequent in the future. One possible outcome is that the frequency and power of thunderstorms with high winds will increase, but we may experience fewer tornadoes. It's also possible that the regions that have historically witnessed the most tornadoes will shift, creating a new Tornado Alley. What technologies have made search and rescue easier? Are climate skeptics right? Dolce, Chris. "The 10 Deadliest Tornadoes in U.S. History." The Weather Channel. Fischetti, Mark. "Tornadoes May Be Getting Stronger--Or Not." Scientific American. National Center for Atmospheric Research. nigerian news

















































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