(1) Restrainers both slow the rate of development and prevent unwanted fog .

(2) The origins of local government are lost in a fog of detail

(3) And yet, through the fog of sleep deprivation, I did manage to laugh a little at the stylized comedy of Lemoine and Dean.

(4) But a future I may yet look back on these days at halcyon, from a fog of new employment legislation and eviscerated social spending.

(5) The steam from the hot drink started to fog up his glasses.

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(7) However, on the Sunday there was thick fog and some mist for most the afternoon.

(8) This will eliminate reflections from the backing material that can fog the film.

(9) Beyond that, he could make out buildings of some sort, but mostly everything was obscured by thick fog rolling through.

(10) Police said it was raining at the time of the crash and that low cloud and dense fog reduced visibility.

(11) Amid the fog of statistics, claims and counter-claims, Rosita and her family can't helped feeling exposed and alone.

(12) And there is often a fog of fag smoke drifting through Lancaster's state-of-the-art bus station.

(13) But the wider financial district was forced into a hasty evacuation last Tuesday in a terrifying fog of dust and smoke.

(14) The cloud clearly isn't steam in the strict sense, nor vapour (these are both invisible) but a fog of small ice crystals.

(15) The collision occurred in thick fog

(16) They disappeared into an enormous fog of smoke and dust.

(17) Never spray or fog a house with insecticides to combat lice.

(18) There's something about spoken contact that cuts through the fog of loneliness that can build up at the end of the day.

(19) Soon, up the street, I saw the swirling masses, vaguely in the fog of the gasses.

(20) Currently the fog of information allows politicians off the hook.