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“It feels warm and fuzzy to think that on your worst day, someone’s going to throw you over their shoulder and carry you out,” but that’s not what firefighters really do, Andrade said.

As the hour grew late, the moon, bearing a fuzzy halo, rose over the Capitol dome, reflecting off a pure, unbroken slope of snow.

Since then, I've increasingly seen similar fuzzy pink hats worn on the streets of New York City.

Doe told police that her memory started to get “fuzzy” while she was at the bar.

“The euthanasia policies are still very fuzzy,” she said.