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But on Friday huge Numbers of people are expected to greet 2011 on Times Square in relatively balmy conditions.

OFCs in balmy climates or close to onshore economies do better than tiny islands floating in the middle of the South Pacific.

At a recent barbecue, spurred on by an unexpectedly balmy evening and several large gin and tonics, I suggested that we all strip off in my back yard in the name of research for this piece.

THE first of Laurence Smith’s two weddings was meant to take place in the midwinter snow not far south of the Arctic Circle. The second foresaw balmy blue skies in Palm Springs, California.

But other states have balmy weather, too.

The island draws many foreign tourists to its balmy climes, crystal clear waters, and Thai hospitality.

For those who associate offshore centres with balmy tropical islands, the recent rain-drenched summer may make London seem an odd contender for the role of tax haven.

Yet the spot in question is not a benighted rust-belt city, but Sarasota, florida-a balmy, palm-studded resort town on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico.

It was April, balmy and warm.

"Transcendent Man", a new documentary film, probes his breathtaking, possibly balmy, vision of the future.

As a New Year begins, Floyd and I find ourselves on the island of Kauai once again, tremendously thankful to be living in Hawaii's balmy climate.

Every once in a while a weather phenomenon that locals call the "Pineapple Express1" wafts into town, carrying breezes so balmy that you can walk the waterfront without a coat in the coldest months.

The tobacco farthest from the burning tip might be a balmy temperature, from a bacterial point of view.

The morrow was Saturday, a half-holiday in many business quarters, and besides it was a balmy, radiant day, with the trees and grass shining exceedingly green after the rain of the night before.

He is joined by the sounds of chimes, swaying palms and balmy breezes blowing through ancient relics.

At least the negotiations are happening in balmy Cancun, right?

One balmy night in November 1976, 39-year-old June E. Roberts felt a coldness in her fingers as she tried to pay some bills.

On the balmy seashore of Juneau... Alaska!