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Bermuda high

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Bermuda high [bər′myüd·ə ¦hī]
(meteorology)
The semipermanent subtropical high of the North Atlantic Ocean, especially when it is located in the western part of that ocean area.
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Andrew has risen through the ranks of the company and is currently chairman of WIN Corporation, while Genevieve has recently graduated as Dux of her Bermuda high school and will study film and media in the U.
WIN's 30 year celebration of Bruce Gordon purchasing WIN Television ... by Video Age International
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While the temperature peaked at 43 degrees with stinging winds, the Sox delivered some much-needed heat to their fans, like a Bermuda high in May.
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