The spiritual heritage of the Syracuse Nationals _ the crew cuts and tiny satin shorts and fisticuffs and the deadeye one-handed set shot of Dolph Schayes _ still belongs to the tiny Snow Belt city.
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Gubbins was also alarmed by the large numbers of stragglers he found north of the " snow belt ", including the troop of 203 Battery RA, who had lost their communications equipment at Mo i Rana.
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A very cold air mass will continue to surge southward across the Great Lakes on Wednesday, yielding bands of heavy snow in some of the traditional snow belts of western New York, northwest Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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But then, once you've discovered the serenity of Santa Barbara, Ronald Reagan's old haunt, it's doubtful you'll ever make it back to the Rust Belt or the Snow Belt or the Bible Belt or the Borscht Belt.
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By 2 p . m ., the truck will be out on Interstate 4, headed north, and 48 hours after that, with any luck, the berry will be on sale in a supermarket somewhere in the snow belt.
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Nothing less than a reinvention of the American sedan-- once again with rear drive ( and optional all-wheel drive for the Snow Belt )-- the 300 may be the most significant car from Detroit since the 1986 Ford Taurus.
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Syracuse was in the vast majority of the nation's citadels of higher education, although tens of thousands of people in the snow belt of upstate New York certainly thought Jim Boeheim should have won one or two by now.
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This is the small Japanese automaker most known for its little all-wheel-drive cars and wagons that have been gobbled up by consumers in the snow belt _ because the vehicles were very carlike, yet could go anywhere in the snow.
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But severe storms were a known risk of doing business in the Snow Belt, just as market turbulence was a known risk for the brokers and secretaries on Wall Street who have recently lost their jobs _ and aren't getting any federal aid.
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The all-time champ is Killington, which, though its base elevation is just over a thousand feet, rises to 4, 200 feet and happens to be in a snow belt that dumps more than 20 feet of snow on the area in an average year.
