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Yes, even when it is in the ice phase, the ice will sublime directly into water vapour without passing through the liquid phase. In a bulk volume of water, the molecules individually have different energies, and the hotter ones; which have a higher energy and thus velocity; will escape first. Thus puddles evaporate, and the oceans evaporate to form airborne moisture.

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