In automobiles, it made the commutes between air-conditioned homes and air-conditioned offices possible.
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Shah said when she travelled Blantyre, Malawi, she saw wealthy people who live in air conditioned houses, drive air conditioned cars, and work in air conditioned offices and don't take any kind of malaria prophylaxis.
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Two weeks ago, the Karnataka state government banned surge pricing and established a price ceiling for air conditioned and non-air conditioned cabs.
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With few air-conditioned homes in the country, a supermarket in Helsinki invited 100 customers to sleep in its air-conditioned store on Saturday.
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IRCTC is charging Rs 15 (or 21 cents) for booking a ticket in a non-air-conditioned coach, and twice that for air-conditioned compartments.
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But even car commutes there have their own air-conditioned rationale: People are willing to cope with the traffic created by sprawl because their cars are air-conditioned.
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He sweats in cars that are most certainly air conditioned.
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Primary cooling options were the air conditioned art space, a.k.a.
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The temperature had hit more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the middle of the afternoon, and the kids quickly walked from their air-conditioned dorms to the air-conditioned trailers that serve as their classrooms.
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Find an air conditioned place to get out of the heat.
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Find an air-conditioned place to get out of the heat.
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After graduation, he imagines a job inside an air-conditioned office.
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One was air conditioned while the other was 15 percent hotter.
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The villa is air-conditioned and has parking, but no garage.
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In Germany, as few as 2 percent of homes are air conditioned.
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"Avoid excessive alcohol and overheated or air-conditioned environments," she warned me.
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He shared his suspicion that they worked at an air-conditioned site.
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Yes, presumably they have air-conditioned cars at their beck and call.
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They all sleep in the same bed, in an air-conditioned room.
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Major key alert: wear a shirt in an air conditioned TV studio.
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The art of Burning Man — in an air-conditioned Washington, D.C., museum.
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Enter Thermaltake's X Comfort Air, the world's first air conditioned gaming chair.
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Even the air-conditioned gym in my apartment building isn't cool enough.
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We store our collection in an air-conditioned, no-humidity storage room.
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It was also the first enclosed, air-conditioned mall in the state.
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It's also luxurious, with a house chef and an air-conditioned studio.
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Layovers are enforced ellipses in life — temporary tenures in air-conditioned limbo.
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The soundstage was a cavernous, warehouselike space, moodily lit, aggressively air-conditioned.
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The big room, which could get quite warm, will be air-conditioned.
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He was allowed to leave the air-conditioned room to visit him.
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There are also 192 air conditioned trains serving 4703 percent of the network.
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The city is opening about 500 air-conditioned "cooling centers" in public facilities.
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" It's OK to say, "I'd rather stay indoors in this air-conditioned environment.
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The house is air-conditioned, and furniture is included in the asking price.
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I could have spent all afternoon in the cool, air-conditioned gift shop.
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It's air-conditioned for summer and the floors are heated for colder months.
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Mark Stoermer is sitting in a parking lot in his air conditioned car.
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The cell shown to the delegation appeared air-conditioned and had a television.
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The air-conditioned cruise launched during his government was docked next to it.
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The 18th-century structure offers well-stocked kitchens in three air-conditioned suites.
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They hired Sherpas to set up air-conditioned camps, and pack out trash.
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Most institutions we visited, including those in hot climates, were not air conditioned.
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The lounge is, fittingly, decorated in safari theme, and is completely air-conditioned.
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You can get some free water and cool off in our air conditioned tent!
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I walked in from a crowded, blazingly hot street, into a air-conditioned oasis.
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Some scam websites also offer victims upgrades like air-conditioned crates and health insurance.
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At street level, air-conditioned shops often keep their doors open to entice buyers.
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Idle officials sit in air-conditioned offices even as the population lacks basic services.
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Outside, an air-conditioned six-car garage provides plenty of space for car enthusiasts.
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They didn't have access to the air-conditioned tents that I used for shelter.
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Within those walls, he said, he found a lot more than air-conditioned comfort.
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Strung up naked while being hosed with water in an air-conditioned, freezing room.
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A separate air-conditioned room housed every free weight and strength-training machine necessary.
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The centers will have restrooms, bottled water, electronic-device charging and air-conditioned seating.
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Next is Bella Breeze, an air-conditioned furniture invention that could revolutionize outdoor dining.
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We have an air-conditioned nursery around 60 degrees, and then we slowly transition.
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To save money on electricity, the whole family sleeps in one air-conditioned room.
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The Lab, or Despachio, the air conditioned dome-shaped club on the festival grounds.
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After class, inmates played chess in a small air-conditioned dormitory; some took folkdance lessons.
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And you won't even have to leave your air-conditioned living room to do it.
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The air-conditioned container-unit houses, home to 603,260 displaced Syrians and Iraqis, are spotless.
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According to the clips, when finished, this dog house will be air conditioned and heated.
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I wander over to the bus stop and get on the beautiful, air conditioned bus.
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In response, the Delhi government is running air-conditioned buses for all Members of Parliament.
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The school also features an air conditioned viewing area with free Wi-Fi for parents.
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But even as peacemakers blather inside air-conditioned conference rooms, battle continues to rage outside.
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In the summer, small, boozy gatherings in the apartment migrated to the air-conditioned bedroom.
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On to the air-conditioned comfort of a colonial building featuring the "American Adventure" attraction.
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Many times, inmates purposely broke the rules because the solitary confinement area was air-conditioned.
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Practice is at an un-air-conditioned gym on a military base (with extraordinary views).
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Somehow the Studio Museum is supposed to stay in an unkempt, un-air-conditioned building.
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Air-conditioned tents that vary in size are used for housing, recreation and medical care.
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A detached one-car garage is air-conditioned and currently used as an exercise studio.
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There were air-conditioned stores, fast-food restaurants, movie theaters, internet cafes and swimming pools.
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While air-conditioned indoor parks and the 1103-foot-tall Skyway close at 9 p.m.
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A D.J. is doing his unce-unce-unce thing poolside from an air-conditioned alcove.
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"The most important thing is to stay in an air-conditioned environment," Dr. Toprani said.
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For us growing up it was always the air-conditioned place to spend the summer.
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He was given an air-conditioned trailer with a bed and a bathroom in it.
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I wander over to the bus stop and get on the beautiful, air conditioned bus.
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I read this tragic story while sitting before my computer in my air-conditioned home.
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Opened in December, this air-conditioned tent camp changes the luxury game in Costa Rica.
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They prefer an air-conditioned Bangkok, with malls, ice-skating rinks and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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"The people who did this investigation were sitting in air-conditioned rooms," he told me.
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Moving into an air-conditioned room to escape summer's heat will do it as well.
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Modern, air-conditioned malls flourish, selling everything from beautifully handcrafted batik clothing to Tiffany jewelry.
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In the past few years, researchers have determined that women are in overly air-conditioned workplaces.
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For children, air-conditioned classrooms and dormitories are associated with better grades at school (see article).
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Behind the barricades of Baghdad's vast Green Zone, business continues as usual in air-conditioned palaces.
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On July 27th she announced a plan to house them at a new air-conditioned facility.
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What to wear to combat a frosty morning, stuffy commute, air-conditioned office, and toasty bar?
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"The ongoing battle between the summer heat and cold air-conditioned offices or restaurants," says Goreski.
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If you have the luxury today, keep yourself and your loved ones indoors and air conditioned.
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But let's not forget another favorite summer pastime: the air-conditioned, day-long movie marathon binge.
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The ornate cabins also have an en suite shower and restroom and are fully air-conditioned.
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Praiano is not a place to gawk at from the comfort of an air-conditioned bus.
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He stood perched on the ledge just outside the air-conditioned cab, scanning the field ahead.
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You don't get that in Massachusetts, even in the places that claim to be air conditioned.
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The air-conditioned tent also includes space for medical services, with shelves of supplies already stocked.
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He remembers sweating in the un-air-conditioned airport and eating at roadside fish taco stands.
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The centers will have restrooms, bottled water, battery charging and air-conditioned rooms during daytime hours.
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I poured it out and waited a half-hour (inside the air-conditioned car, of course).
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Inside the air-conditioned car, the temperature was 116 degrees Fahrenheit when we arrived in Tongo.
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In Fall River, a line snaked out of the warehouse and under an air-conditioned tent.
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But Apple's new store is handsome and well air-conditioned, and it has great Wi-Fi.
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This includes total access to air-conditioned, culturally appropriative VIP tents where you can instagram endlessly.
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I'm spending today full-on binging this series today, in the comfort of my air conditioned apartment.
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If you feel yourself start to get light-headed, go into an air-conditioned coffee shop immediately.
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Aides sat with blankets in their laps or around their shoulders in the overly air-conditioned room.
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From its air-conditioned interior David Bowie peers out and sees, penned in, his most devoted disciples.
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In July 2018, Jenner surprised Norman and Bambi with a fully heated and air-conditioned dog house.
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From state of the art air-conditioned shopping centers to colorful night markets, Malaysia has it all.
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Providing indoor sanctuaries of air-conditioned comfort need not come at the expense of an overheating world.
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What followed, in the postwar decades, was the era of the glass-and-steel, air-conditioned box.
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It's obvious: Netflix offers an abundance of options for spending time together in an air-conditioned room.
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I'd never seen that before: a man in a cold, air-conditioned room sweating, slightly wild-eyed.
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This is in part because of basic amenities: air conditioned venues, screened windows, access to insect repellant.
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Visitors arrive in an air-conditioned hall where a French-style café sells beers, snacks and magazines.
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Their senior officers now give orders on the frontlines, not from air-conditioned offices in the capital.
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Living in an air-conditioned bubble isn't an option, and after years of embarrassment, I'd had enough.
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They traverse between sites in air-conditioned corridors with lanes for those who are older and disabled.
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Though it was an oppressively hot afternoon, the world inside the vines felt cooler, almost air-conditioned.
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Hiaasen's dry, air-conditioned style is so understated and precise that it seems, at times, practically British.
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The South Koreans lavished them with free flights, five-star hotels, air-conditioned coaches, bullet train excursions.
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Aliens land super-air-conditioned spaceship on last remaining part of New Mexico desert still above water.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recommends scheduling frequent rest breaks in shaded or air-conditioned environments.
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Marvel Universe, a black, wart-shaped pavilion where boys were running around shrieking, "Wow," was air-conditioned.
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I had sat in an air-conditioned S.U.V. all day and been driven around, told what to do.
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I'd contemplated getting a bus, but they are rarely air-conditioned and likely to be standing-room only.
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The public is being advised to seek relief in air conditioned dwellings, and (very importantly) to stay hydrated.
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All one need do is step out of the air-conditioned malls to feel the illusion of consumption.
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They are clean and air-conditioned, and for many visitors, they're the easiest way to sample local cuisine.
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"You know, when I first got there, I was worried about getting the museum air-conditioned," Futter said.
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In the cavernous, air-conditioned room, McCain sat down behind a desk next to his best friend, Sen.
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Drivers will turn off their engines and, tentatively at first, leave the air-conditioned comfort of their vehicles.
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We're guessing a particularly cold office building loby or their air conditioned Escalade prompted a look like this.
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"There is, what do they call it, cyclone fencing, but it's air conditioned, they have services," Mulvaney said.
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Because our employers know this, they provide an air-conditioned environment that keeps us comfortable and functioning productively.
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It includes a carousel, three squat miniature air-conditioned houses, a general store and a mock train station.
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She showered in the campus gym and spent the bulk of her time in the air-conditioned library.
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Others relate to the workplace: the proverbial "breaking of the ice" in a air-conditioned, HR-sanctioned meeting.
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In shorts or a skirt comes the air-conditioned office dilemma: Will I be freezing all day long?
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The experience begins in an air-conditioned reception room where staff hand out thermal hooded coats and gloves.
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But as Hope's plight shows, directives issued in air-conditioned government offices can mean little in poor villages.
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An air conditioned show like Animal Kingdom's "Finding Nemo - The Musical" will be a refreshing 40-minute break.
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The clerk had assured my mother that it had an air-conditioned cab that easily sat four people.
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The gentle fwoomp of the entrance to the Frank G. Wells building releasing the building's air-conditioned atmosphere.
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Connecting with customers through social media, she sells clothes and jewelry from the truck's air-conditioned cargo box.
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I rent an air-conditioned, fully furnished studio apartment for $900 per month—all utilities and WiFi included.
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Only a few people, like herself, Dr. Roy pointed out, are protected in air-conditioned homes and offices.
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Is the world's largest rodent ready for air-conditioned, linen napkin dining on a footsie-filled date night?
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Bare-bones (yet air-conditioned) cabins, communal dining and themed evening entertainment are other only-at-camp touches.
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In 2009, the year with the most recent statistics available, 87 percent of US homes were air conditioned.
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The comfortably air conditioned Keystone Lanes bowling alley sits just a few hundred feet from the 163 freeway.
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There will have to be air-conditioned transit because people won't be able to bike in the sweltering streets.
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Find an air-conditioned room or, failing that, a large bucket of ice water, and sit in there forever.
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Demand has risen steadily since the first busses - sleek, white, air-conditioned coaches with purple curtains - went into operation.
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Machines controlled from air-conditioned offices 1,000km away in Perth drill holes in the rock and insert the dynamite.
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Residents were encouraged to stay hydrated and find an air-conditioned place to avoid heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
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And in the air-conditioned cool of one store sat Pete Rose, signing items for upward of $300 each.
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Ms. Christopher is now in a different shelter that is air-conditioned but cannot enter the building without help.
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These homes are air conditioned, unlike what we saw in France in 2003 (a situation that's since been corrected).
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Back inside in the safety of a well-air conditioned kitchen, he starts, first, on the tonnato and veggies.
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On the other hand, if you go anywhere except an air-conditioned room, you'll probably sweat them right off.
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The villa is air-conditioned and has oil-fired central heating, an alarm system and a two-car garage.
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As a student, she imagined her future in an air-conditioned office with a decent salary and annual vacations.
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Rattling the keys in the door it opened and the cool air conditioned house welcomed me with open arms.
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August is one of the top three busiest months to escape to the air-conditioned confines of the library.
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I was also happy with the price — $52 a night for a clean, air-conditioned room during summer season.
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In Phoenix this week, American Airlines set up cooling stations — air-conditioned tents on the tarmac — for its employees.
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Rescued dogs were being held in rows of cages in an air-conditioned warehouse east of downtown San Antonio.
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Tuk tuks are also available or you can easily get a private air-conditioned taxi from $1 a ride.
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On the way back to Jordan, I took an air-conditioned bus and avoided the drama of my entry.
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On Tuesday, Trump appeared largely oblivious to what was going on outside the convention center's air-conditioned and underfilled arena.
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Now two large, air-conditioned tents here have become a refuge for hundreds of immigrant families who come through daily.
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The air-conditioned people inside the building are not infected, because they don't breathe the exhaust from the cooling tower.
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Maybe get your run in during the cooler morning hours or do your workout in an air-conditioned gym instead.
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If you don't have access to air conditioning at home, head to a public air-conditioned place if you can.
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Moreover, there's a performance lake fountain show, air-conditioned gondolas, and a rooftop garden looking over the South China Sea.
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Blake Lively, peach bikini, surfing, giant leaping death-fish, ticking clock, air-conditioned theater, ten-dollar popcorn, leaving the house.
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Then you, my friend, will probably want to sit down with Chris and Peter in the air-conditioned VIP area.
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The lucky ones get to lounge around in air-conditioned enclaves, pretending that nature doesn't exist beyond their sealed walls.
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Your foundation, which looked amazing in the comfort of your air-conditioned apartment, now feels like the ultimate cake fest.
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The afternoon cooled: The instant the sun dipped behind the mountains, it felt as if the valley became air-conditioned.
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The big enclosed tents are air-conditioned, and there are misting stations outside, as well as tanks of free water.
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Wilkinson said organizers will make mosquito repellent available in lodging areas and that all athletes' rooms will be air conditioned.
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Vanessa suddenly takes a beat deciding to take refuge in an air-conditioned van to cool off in both ways.
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While many complain that the moisture covering your entire body—even in air-conditioned spaces—is disgusting, they are wrong.
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In the air-conditioned respite from the wet heat outside, Aranda wiped sweat from his shaved head with his sleeve.
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Modern Phnom Penh, with its Domino's Pizza outlets and air-conditioned malls, would be unimaginable for his mother, he admitted.
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He described the "survivor's guilt" he felt as he ate steak and mashed potatoes in an air-conditioned state room.
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That was before the system was air-conditioned, he said, and yet, even in sticky, slow cars, people mostly behaved.
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A shiny, air-conditioned labyrinth underneath an overcrowded city, it serves 2.8 million people daily, including the novel's narrator, Mrs.
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Why not postpone for a few days, play only at night or play in closed air conditioned stadiums when available?
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This always helps me feel energized, and seems to combat the drying effects of working in an air conditioned environment.
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Track and field events will take place at the Khalifa stadium which is air-conditioned and will not be affected.
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And now, passengers will no longer have to climb stairs to board planes; they can instead use air-conditioned bridges.
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Whether you're looking to enjoy nature or take air-conditioned refuge from the heat, we've got a recommendation for you.
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Seiichiro Nishimoto is president of Shelter Co., which imports air-conditioned bomb shelters from Israel, and he also spoke to Bloomberg.
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The three bays in the detached five-car carriage house are air-conditioned and could be used as a work space.
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The instructor taught one section in in a hot classroom (80 degrees) and one in an air-conditioned room (69 degrees).
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Those living in air-conditioned rooms did significantly better in a variety of cognitive tests than their peers in uncooled digs.
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The models that reflect this are called "adaptive," but they're typically only used for buildings that aren't air conditioned at all.
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Outside the air-conditioned halls of the hotel-meets-convention-center, artist Meriem Bennani had been tapped to create a lounge.
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That was a larger affair, with an air conditioned tent erected on Gore's lawn and Aretha Franklin performing for the guests.
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These are some quality films to watch when you are alone in your air-conditioned room living your best summer life.
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Coates also mentioned air-conditioned lounges for the athletes and ice baths both at the athlete village and at the venues.
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City fire chief Charles Hood says the truck was air-conditioned and water was provided inside the trailer for the immigrants.
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They can seek relief in air-conditioned areas, including an infirmary, administration offices, visitation areas, the education department and the barbershop.
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"The desirable crypts are now in the new air-conditioned section," another funeral director told Mitford when she updated the book.
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The air-conditioned bus then had to drive another loop, but got stuck behind a crash and reappeared two hours later.
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Even in auto factories, most presumably air-conditioned, a week of six days above 90 degrees reduces production by 8 percent.
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"We want to encourage people to spend a bit more time outside of an air-conditioned room — to become Thonglor's backyard."
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The first, on Saturday, was in the air-conditioned ordinariness of the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts at Pace University.
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The agency also advised residents to "take appropriate measures," including staying hydrated, avoiding direct sunlight and staying in air conditioned settings.
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In one meeting with the psychiatrist, Mr. Khadr, then 22, began to sweat and fan himself, despite the air-conditioned chill.
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Some tractors cost over 100,000 euros, around $117,000, and feature computers, joysticks, control panels with LED lights and air-conditioned cabins.
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Clark breaks down the distillation process of the Daufuskie Island product and we move back into the air-conditioned tasting room.
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I sat beside them in the over-air-conditioned room, feeling a little smug — I would not be needing a tissue!
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For long sections, he promised ever-expanding vistas of an air-conditioned paradise, in which all Americans treated each other decently.
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On Tuesday, many players on those outside courts did not have access to air-conditioned rooms during their 10-minute breaks.
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This year, she and the other athletes who will race on the track will benefit from a new, air-conditioned stadium.
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The package includes food and air-conditioned accommodations, as well as access to massages and the beach, but airfare is extra.
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Not only is the San Jose del Cabo international airport air-conditioned, on any given day private jets line the runway.
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The second floor has two air-conditioned bedrooms, including the master, which has an exposed-beam ceiling and its own balcony.
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After taking the comfortable, air-conditioned bus on our return ($7.50 each), I probably wouldn't bother with the private car again.
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There's nothing like the feeling of sweet relief after walking into an air-conditioned room in the middle of a heatwave.
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It's a sprawling maze of air-conditioned sleeping tents, shower tents and a food truck surrounded by big box chain stores.
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Each of its 35 villas is air conditioned by a sea water system and each has its own private beach and pool.
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For most of her campaign, Thakur chose to remain in an air-conditioned bus plastered with massive photographs of her and Modi.
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Summertime is finally nigh, and all we want to do is lounge in an air-conditioned room and enjoy that easy livin'.
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The shack is not air-conditioned, and in the sweltering recent weather—South Korea's hottest on record—temperatures inside topped 50°C.
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I meet Machado at a Center City restaurant that she'd suggested for lunch, but it's stuffy even inside the air-conditioned space.
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Now, that's no reason to hole up in the comfort of your air-conditioned home, away from the sun, wind, and surf.
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There is no downside to hammering a multilateral agreement on a controversial subject negotiated by obscure officials in air-conditioned rooms abroad.
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NTU posted a video on Facebook showcasing the new air-conditioned bus, and said it's set to roll out by next semester.
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We were able to get her out of the hot car and inside our air conditioned van where she could cool off.
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In Donna, Pence saw oversized, air-conditioned facilities, with children and their parents lying on cots, watching animated movies and eating snacks.
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Lazing by a beach or pool, or in an air-conditioned home, is exactly how you should be using this energy, Virgo!
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Transferring some inmates to already air-conditioned areas within the prison posed "security concerns and would not be logistically feasible," Clark said.
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That includes using EPA-registered repellents containing DEET, using permethrin-treated clothing and gear, and staying inside screened or air-conditioned rooms.
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And in the summertime when it gets hotter, we are not air-conditioned, so it kind of weeds out the tough ones.
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The new governor, Juma Ali Malou, has an air-conditioned office in Juba and stays in a lodge when he visits Terekeka.
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Inside is an air-conditioned refuge from the boiling highway, with big flat-screens, wood paneling and plenty of pig-themed knickknacks.
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If needed, people can also go into an available quiet, air-conditioned room with activities to support sensory needs, the outlet reported.
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There are air-conditioned shopping malls for affluent consumers, but the police hound street vendors claiming they're a threat to public order.
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Air-conditioned fun for the whole family awaits at Victory Dance, the New Victory Theater's exuberant and educational summer sampler in Manhattan.
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But hours later, long after they had left the comfort of their air-conditioned hotel, he and Natasha were still going strong.
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"Shortly after the hurricane passes, mold will start to form inside flood-damaged and un-air-conditioned buildings," Rodenbeck told VICE News.
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The Tornillo camp, with air-conditioned tents with bunk beds on a patch of desert, was originally built to house 360 teenagers.
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FORGO CREATURE COMFORTS Safari experiences range from staying in bare-bones camps with bucket showers to lodges that have air-conditioned rooms.
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But new air-conditioned department stores took away their customers, and the family moved on, like its neighbors, to selling votive papers.
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Would he, like most of the city's moneyed classes, shut them out behind air-conditioned cars and hermetically sealed high-rise apartments?
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Anil Kumar Saxena, spokesman for Indian Railways, said ticket purchases for first class, air-conditioned compartments, the most expensive category, had surged.
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The car may look zippy, but any soccer mom in a sealed, air-conditioned six-cylinder Land Rover can easily overtake me.
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When he was a teenager his allergies sent him into air-conditioned theaters for relief, and there he became infatuated with movies.
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Its coffee, cereals and stock cubes are sold everywhere, from air-conditioned supermarkets in rich countries to sun-scorched stalls in poor ones.
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Make sure to drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned building and stay out of direct sunlight as much as possible.
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Shifting the burden to direct taxes would be fairer but involve taking on entrenched interests far more powerful than non-air-conditioned restaurateurs.
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He had been expecting an armed robber, an entire burglary crew, but this clammy ghost with its outstretched arms, this air-conditioned man?
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Motorists who know they will end up in jams prefer to do it in air-conditioned vehicles than perched on sweaty bike seats.
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Attendees can wait in an air-conditioned lounge with refreshments and a place to charge their phone while their car is en route.
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Castro assured that she was provided special care, including a security detail and an air-conditioned stable where music was played during milking.
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The maliks and emirs can no longer afford huge giveaways, or to pay ever more subjects to snooze in air-conditioned government offices.
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It was about 25 PM, and within a few minutes, I'd breathed through all of the formerly air-conditioned air in the car.
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Discreetly, and mildly, with micro-doses misting through carefully arranged spouts, the way an outdoor mall in the summer might be air-conditioned.
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Rich tech moguls sometimes have their own luxurious experiences, sometime arriving at Burning Man via private plane and staying in air-conditioned tents.
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On each side of the great room is an air-conditioned en suite bedroom with mosquito netting draping the beds and screened windows.
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The Stones' area included a forty-yard-long air-conditioned running track on which Jagger could sprint back and forth to warm up.
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Keep your home properly air conditioned; keep the blinds drawn or invest in the light-blocking curtains that help keep your space cool.
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Residents are warned to "drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, and stay out of the sun," the agency says.
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At Hima Hospital in Caguas, doctors deployed by the federal government are treating patients under an air-conditioned tent in the parking lot.
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When my classmates thought about applying for jobs, they were thinking about air-conditioned movie theaters and retail stores, not backbreaking manual labor.
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Like a latter-day Andy Warhol, he collected unopened cans of Campbell's tomato soup in his Arsenal office, which was not air-conditioned.
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Mr. Zakir said that "students" in the facilities were provided with free meals, air-conditioned dormitories, movie screenings and access to computer rooms.
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Guests sleep in cabins (air-conditioned), and there is themed evening entertainment as well as communal dining and a long list of activities.
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Shelters in the cities of Yauco, Peñuelas, Guánica, Guayanilla and Ponce provide food, showers, air-conditioned rest areas, psychological counseling and medical services.
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I turned the oven to 250 degrees, popped in the pork ribs, and retired to an air-conditioned room, cool drink in hand.
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Koop and her clients were able to briefly meet in small, air-conditioned rooms before the hearings, which began at 8:30 a.m.
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After a big meal in an empty, air-conditioned restaurant down the road, we slept indoors for the first time in a week.
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His three young children take free art classes there while Omori and other parents wait in air-conditioned rooms sipping water and tea.
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But those staying at CrossPointe said they were grateful the building was air-conditioned, and said they had been given everything they needed.
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They found that people living in air conditioned environments performed better on math and memory tests than those forced to sweat it out.
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The two-car garage is air-conditioned and has a laundry room and a half bathroom that is convenient to the pool area.
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A giant security bubble was created around Poland's National Stadium, where leaders met in a white, air-conditioned tent on the playing field.
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At $9,500 for two people, the top package included real beds in air conditioned tents, private parking and golf cart transport to the stage.
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Stepping into the lobby, I felt that familiar thaw that you get in the summer when you step outside of an air-conditioned building.
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"A lot of people can leave that behind and go into the private sector and have an air-conditioned office and whatnot," she said.
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Sleeves are great for air-conditioned venues, but not so great for the lull between ceremony and reception, especially when it's nearly 90 degrees.
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Buildings like CEPT's require bespoke design, whereas air-conditioned buildings can be mass-produced and are cheap to make, if not to keep cool.
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While the two were waiting for local animal control officials, they gave the puppy water and kept her in the air-conditioned patrol car.
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Imagine sitting down to dinner in an air-conditioned restaurant, but being unable to pull on a sweater due to your outsized left sleeve.
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I don't think anyone, save for a woman in labor, has ever sweat so hard while sitting perfectly still in an air-conditioned room.
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It is often easy to get trapped in air-conditioned offices getting the official spiel, when the real happenings are out on the street.
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As the weather gets unbearably warm, movie theaters lure us to their air-conditioned darkness with promises of sequels, stunts, and lots of actions.
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Even if we don't directly see them, we're reminded that the true climate change villains are out there, waiting beyond the air-conditioned cineplex.
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Volkman says this conversation comes up naturally every spring as the days get warmer, since the schools in rural areas are not air conditioned.
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I am very grateful to be working in an air-conditioned studio, or to be on a beach in Hawaii shooting this silly show.
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While the tournaments' multiple conference rooms were air conditioned throughout the weekend, the most crowded areas became intensely hot during the event's peak hours.
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We don't see incentives for parents to bring their kids out on a warm summer evening when the air-conditioned venues would be welcome.
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We have built sprawling air-conditioned cities in the Arizona desert and we use liquefied dinosaurs to speed around in big metal death machines.
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Yazmin said that in order to see a medical professional, she waited for hours in an over–air-conditioned room with 200 other patients.
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Rather than pay his landlord $2 per unit of air conditioning, the man chose to enjoy the air conditioned McDonald's on sweltering summer nights.
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Jaime Armero owns a nine-room hotel in Requijada, Spain, La Tejera de Fausto, built in a former tile factory that isn't air-conditioned.
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Dozens of excited residents, many of them students, rode in the shiny, air-conditioned carriages, tested the ticketing machines, and wandered through the stations.
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"This is not an air-conditioned living room that we're playing tennis in, so you can only cool it down so much," Brewer said.
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The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District urged people with existing respiratory conditions, young children and elderly people to stay in air-conditioned buildings.
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Tickets for the 2017 event started at $210 for three days, rising to $750 for an air-conditioned VIP suite, according to the festival website.
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Since the Popsicles weren't getting sufficiently melty in the air-conditioned studio, I took matters into my own hands, smearing the bar across my thigh.
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The upscale districts of Cairo—Zamalek, Maadi, Heliopolis—relish British style pubs, bars that charge 103 EGP (US $26) covers, and air conditioned liquor shops.
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Whether he learns any rooftop lessons or not, Mr Park leaves his Samyang-dong shack later this month, to return to his air-conditioned apartment.
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"You can hang out in your air-conditioned room at your own leisure and make some tacos and get ready for your day," he says.
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A top-of-the-range tailor shows off his ware in a long, air-conditioned shop that would not be out of place in Paris.
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But, on that sauna of an August Friday, Cynthia Nixon is reveling in the tiny win of having found that one air-conditioned subway car.
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One group was put into a humid, hot classroom, and the other in a cool, air-conditioned room (with a 15% difference in room temperature).
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Most of the early versions appear to be air-conditioned, with a treadmill in its small 4 sqm (43 sqft) space, and a TV screen.
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I found the MRT much easier to navigate than most systems and the train cars were all air conditioned which was, in a word, amazing.
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You know when you spend the day at the beach, then take a long shower, then swaddle yourself in blankets for an air-conditioned nap?
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Amenities include a pool, an open air and air-conditioned fitness center, a tennis court, an outdoor bar and several dining areas, according to Sotheby's.
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Two full-fledged, air-conditioned shops and a wide variety of kiosk-style souvenir stands are now scattered throughout the stadium and the speedway grounds.
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There are two kinds of people in the world: those who enjoy the outdoors and those who'd much rather sit inside an air-conditioned house.
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And you're in your air-conditioned home and you have your food and your water and all these things, while your family members are suffering.
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"When you walk outside from a nice air-conditioned room it's a bit like opening an oven door when you're too close," one resident said.
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The town finally replaced its prefabricated hospital and added a swimming center, an air-conditioned basketball arena, a new courthouse, a skateboard park and more.
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However, outside the air-conditioned convention center in the sweltering 97 degree heat, thousands of Bernie Sanders supporters disagreed, mostly in very colorful interesting ways.
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Getting the show in before the summer was an issue since the Wall Street space, which sprawls over 150,000 square feet, is not air-conditioned.
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N.Y.U.'s plans are centered on a new project at its Mercer Street building, which currently houses the university's much-reviled, non-air-conditioned gymnasium.
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Also possible, I had to concede, was the Bad Place, which, until then, I'd thought of mostly as the un-air-conditioned underside to Heaven.
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FOR audiences, the New York International Fringe Festival experience has improved over the years to include some truly civilized amenities — air-conditioned theaters, for one.
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Ask Well Q. Can you get sick just from being cold, like sitting in an overly air-conditioned room or going out without a jacket?
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And when we do turn on the air-conditioner, ceiling fans help circulate the air-conditioned air, allowing us to feel cooler at higher temperatures.
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At some point, a scarf wrapped around my head (the space is seriously over-air-conditioned), I start sliding down the sofa and into sleep.
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Other ideas already tried out at other events include vapor sprays, shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and the distribution of water and ice packs.
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Other ideas already tried out at other events include vapor sprays, shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and the distribution of water and ice packs.
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She and her teammates ended up practicing on treadmills in an air-conditioned gym or running at night to avoid the worst of the heat.
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Stepping outside the air-conditioned Pan American passenger jet into the brilliant sun, I felt as if I had been hit with a raging fever.
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Last year in Karachi, I came across a family of eight from a village in southern Pakistan crammed into a tiny air-conditioned A.T.M. booth.
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Inside, the bubbles are air-conditioned to maximize comfort and feature a large bedroom with a king bed and living space with a seating area.
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But life inside, while air-conditioned, is a noxious mélange of constant surveillance and sexual harassment, a culture that aggressively pits employees against one another.
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Choudhury is shown calling students bitches, climbing onto women in mid-pose and ruling over his broiling studios while sitting on an air-conditioned dais.
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While much of the rest of the workforce is in air-conditioned offices and stores, they're not immune to the economic blows from climate change.
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Fifty years on, the biggest music festivals could hardly be more different, with corporate sponsors, VIP packages, air conditioned tents, gourmet dining and social media influencers.
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In poor places, air-conditioned community centres and schools can be kept open permanently (steamy nights that provide no relief from scorching days can also kill).
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Fifty-five Good Samaritans answered the call and came to the gas station to offer their air-conditioned cars as cool-down centers for the pets.
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The population of the 800km long southern coast of the Arabian Gulf increased from 500,000 in 1950 to 20m now, thanks to air-conditioned vertical palaces.
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Members of the media on Saturday watched and filmed the new panda cub in an air-conditioned enclosure at the national zoo through a glass shield.
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It's nice to slow down the pace sometimes, but, as I realize one block later, it's even nicer to be in an air conditioned train car.
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Specialist rooms for conservation and quiet study are tucked under the inclined ramps, but the main space is essentially a marble-clad, air-conditioned public square.
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Screenshot: First Flight JPWe are officially in the dog days of summer, and that usually means strategically dashing from one air-conditioned space to the next.
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As his staff ladle out heaping spoonfuls of rabri to waiting customers, Yusuf stands inside his air conditioned tube-lit shop and reminisces about the past.
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On Wednesday, inmates held at the Wallace Pack Unit, a state prison about 75 miles northwest of Houston, will temporarily be moved to air- conditioned facilities.
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Annalise and Kim hiding in the air conditioned cool of "The Lab" at Panorama Festival Annalise has been to about five music festivals in her life.
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The air is then blown out of the unit drier and a few degrees colder, leaving the room all nice and air conditioned and slightly dehumidified.
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Iced lattes cool us down from the oppressive Shanghai heat, and the cheerful, air-conditioned interior serves as welcome relief from an afternoon of monotonous castings.
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"He (Trump) wants to build walls, and the bilateral relationship requires that we build bridges," Montemayor said in his air-conditioned office, surrounded by hunting trophies.
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Chan said Hersing invested S$1 million ($700,000) for the first air-conditioned Chinatown outlet, which is just a stone's throw away from his original stall.
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An overly friendly cat held court over their patio, while friendly bartender Simon Randall walked me through the four taps in bar's small, air conditioned interior.
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In the new Outlook Shelters, guests can sleep in air-conditioned luxury and bathe in a soaking tub with a view of the Statue of Liberty.
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You mainly circle the Kaaba and walk between the hills of Safa and Marwa, which are now enclosed within the sprawling (and air-conditioned) Grand Mosque.
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If at all possible, sleep in air-conditioned or screened rooms and use a bed net if you sleep in an area exposed to the outdoors.
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Micro, as opposed to the company's midsize-sedan service Ola Mini, provides riders with compact but air-conditioned vehicles that are best suited for short distances.
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In comparison, 95 percent of the students basking in air conditioned privilege agreed to take the survey, displaying that even slight fluctuations in temperature change behavior.
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On April 27, 1943, from Harlingen Army Gunnery School in Texas, he was joyful about the air-conditioned barracks and relieved he had passed his physical.
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In a dry, air-conditioned building, he met with elected officials, took a few selfies with evacuees and kissed their babies before leaving on his plane.
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The TD Garden at playoff time is a frenzied gladiatorial pit — if not quite as brutal as its notoriously cramped and sometimes un-air-conditioned predecessor.
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Back then, Mr. Díaz-Canel took his bicycle to work rather than ride in the air-conditioned car he was entitled to as a prominent leader.
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A few years ago, a friend and I decided to take a little road trip after weathering the extreme air-conditioned conference rooms of Las Vegas.
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One afternoon in June, El took the elevator up to Coler's second floor and entered the library, an air-conditioned refuge from the harsh sun outside.
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One possible tiebreaker: Ask your husband to make it a dads' day with the kids, and you can head to an air-conditioned movie or lunch.
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" Inside Leah's comfortable, air-conditioned house, Jasper goes to a kitchen cabinet and gets down a coffee mug, "as if she'd known right where it was.
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While track and field athletes competing in Khalifa Stadium did so in air-conditioned comfort, there was plenty of suffering and complaining on the Doha roads.
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So in August, before her senior year, Jones called her and her mother — an assembly-line worker at Ford Motors — into his un-air-conditioned office.
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The business launched in 2015 to improve the country's often disorganized public transport system by allowing users to pre-book journeys on affordable, air-conditioned buses.
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Public transportation is mostly air-conditioned, but spotty, so for a guaranteed cool ride, you'll need to stick to the subway's red line, or a taxi.
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Public transportation is mostly air-conditioned, but spotty, so for a guaranteed cool ride, you'll need to stick to the subway's red line, or a taxi.
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But for parkgoers willing to brave the Florida heat, the Hall of Presidents does have one big thing going for it: The theater is air-conditioned.
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Indeed, the capital of the southern state of Karnataka has been dubbed "the air-conditioned city" for the cooling rains that usually break its summer heat.
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There are people working there, but likely they're not walking around in hazmat suits dusting off an arsenal of servers in an air conditioned airplane hangar.
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If you sweat easily like me, I would only use these UA headphones at the gym and in other air-conditioned environments—and not for a marathon.
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In her Snapchat story on Wednesday, Jenner showed off her latest construction project: a fully heated and air-conditioned house for her beloved pups, Norman and Bambi.
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Jenner follows in the footsteps of fellow dog lover Paris Hilton, who, in 2017, debuted her own air-conditioned doghouse — complete with designer furniture and a chandelier.
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Sometimes you don't want to be drenched with sweat in a humid studio, and all you crave is a low-key workout in an air-conditioned studio.
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Na'vi River Journey looks like a solid attempt at a Disney World standard — the chill, air-conditioned ride through a neon reinterpretation of a popular fictional world.
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But Another Life is thoroughly, mindlessly entertaining and an absolutely perfect diversion for wiling away those hot summer days from the comfort of your air conditioned home.
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She found that Indians are indeed comfortable at slightly higher temperatures than existing models would predict, particularly when in buildings that aren't sealed up and air conditioned.
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But that didn't stop millions of people from leaving their air-conditioned homes to participate in the viral "In My Feelings" challenge in 90-plus degree temps.
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On most days, I shuffle into a stuffed (sometimes air-conditioned, sometimes not) train car, where I stand with other commuters like sardines packed into a can.
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Tokyo also had to ramp up its heat countermeasures, such as shaded areas, air-conditioned waiting areas and ice baths for athletes, as well as water sprays.
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Less than 5% of all European households have been air-conditioned, according to a 2017 report, and public transport can grind to a halt in intense heat.
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When you're doomed to spend the summer months in a non-air-conditioned apartment, it's easy to get tired of celebrities' Instagram posts of their luxurious vacations.
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Whirr home in the air conditioned back of a Prius and think about what your life would be like if you were born David instead of you.
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Another bonus: they're all air conditioned and sheltered from the elements, so even the typical June thunderstorms that rolled through each day didn't shut them down. 3.
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We'll probably be at the air-conditioned movie theater on Friday nights, eyes glued to the big screen as Atomic Blonde and Girls Trip make their debuts.
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An employee led me through an air-conditioned warehouse full of fifty-gallon barrels of oils with labels identifying their origins: frankincense from Oman; lavender from Bulgaria.
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The schools attended by low-income students and minority students are less likely to be air conditioned, partly explaining why heat has larger impacts on such students.
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PG&E said it was going to open 30 air-conditioned community centers so people could go to the bathroom, charge their devices, and access bottled water.
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Downtown Houston has six miles of underground tunnels that work like Montreal's, but in reverse: They're air-conditioned for summer rather than heated against winter's icy blasts.
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In 2014, a Bay Area venture capitalist created a festival within Black Rock City that featured air-conditioned tents, showers, WiFi, and attendants — for $16,500 a week.
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This sleek submersible can dive up to 300 meters (about 984 feet), is air-conditioned, has a Bluetooth stereo system and carries two guests and a captain.
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ARTIST'S IMPRESSIONScreenshot: CNN No word, however, on whether it is air-conditioned with motorcycles at the ready to speed up his decampment from the Federal Trade Commission.
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I staggered home mid-afternoon, three-corner hat askew and chamberpot in hand, and then passed out in my humid and un-air conditioned room until seven.
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" California Poultry Federation president Bill Mattos said most of the chicken facilities in the state are in air-conditioned buildings so they handled the heatwave "pretty good.
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Within moments of returning to the air-conditioned calm of the clubhouse, Price said he had moved on from abysmal performance against the Yankees, his new nemesis.
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After more than a hundred years of air-conditioned buildings, it's going to be very hard to change course, even if we wanted to at this point.
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But wearing a soft and thin cotton tee under your button down allows you two choices of shirt in case you end up someplace super air-conditioned.
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While agents in an air-conditioned office pored over an ultrasound of the inside of his truck, and riffled through his documents, Mr. Miranda stood and watched.
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"The KBR guy sitting in an air-conditioned office would come out and take one look in the truck and say 'Dump it right there,' " she said.
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"They were using cutting-edge technology 22007 years ago developing chemical weapons," Mr. Zahl, 22013, said in the air-conditioned trailer that serves as the cleanup headquarters.
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Do you need a beach read, subway read, airplane-to-Las-Vegas-for-a-convention read, something to page through in the air-conditioned silence before bed?
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They'll refuse to eat at a chain restaurant, but they'll gladly crowd into an un-air conditioned attic "loft" in Bushwick to have their birth charts read.
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The utility said it opened 28 community centers across the planned outage zone to furnish restrooms, bottled water, battery charging and air-conditioned seating during daytime hours.
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The futuristic air-conditioned Khalifa Stadium proved without doubt the country can build first-class facilities but hosting an event does not end when construction is completed.
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And think about the surroundings you want; is volunteering outdoors in a tropical or snowy climate appealing, or do you prefer being in an air-conditioned office?
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Reporters were first taken to the intake room, a large, air-conditioned tent where new arrivals are given a preliminary health screening and informed of their rights.
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In 2003, she represented Luxembourg at the Venice Biennale, winning the Golden Lion for her installation Air Conditioned and rising to recognition in the international art world.
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At the Vatican, elderly and infirm pilgrims watched Pope Francis' weekly audience on large screens in an air-conditioned auditorium to avoid the sweltering temperatures gripping Rome.
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The restoration center, which received financing from the Ford Foundation, American Express Philanthropy and the AT&T Foundation amongst others, includes laboratories and an air-conditioned vault.
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" Other entrants are gamblers from air-conditioned buses, equipped with plastic umbrellas provided by their tour company: "Their Bangkok shoes began to suffer in the coffee-colored mud.
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Hollywood has tried to shine a light on the psychological pressures these drone pilots face; sitting in air-conditioned, lifeless shipping containers in Creech Air Force Base, Nevada.
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For those who did partake — a mixture of celebrities, publicists and journalists — a tented, air-conditioned carpet served as a shield from the 80-degree temperatures and sunshine.
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Now he's living at NRG with his wife and 10-month old baby girl, who is struggling with sinus issues since moving into the heavily air-conditioned shelter.
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The offers will be valid only while supplies last, so you might want to leave the comfort of your air-conditioned apartment for Ikea sooner rather than later.
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In his air-conditioned office a computer screen indicates that the city's reservoirs, which have a total capacity of 11bn cubic feet, contain a minuscule 25m cubic feet.
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Rather than hit up your overly air-conditioned gym after work, you might consider forgoing your treadmill or usual boutique workout for a run in the great outdoors.
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The low-level warning instructs travelers to avoidmosquito bites by wearing long sleeves and pants, using insect repellent, and sleeping in air-conditioned rooms or under bed nets.
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Drone pilots sit in air conditioned offices while Reapers and Predators crisscross North Africa and the Middle East, assassinating targets based on inscrutable criteria and smartphone geolocation data.
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In some countries you aren't even allowed to relax on the grass in the parks, which only leaves you with air-conditioned apartments and expensive swimming pool memberships.
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Superficial things aside, this is a great oil for during winter months or if you find yourself in an air-conditioned for the most part of the day.
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Normally, you'd expect someone at this stage in their career to be shuttling from one air-conditioned major record label lobby to the next, hunting for a deal.
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Students in schools that don't have air conditioning see their test scores nearly five times more negatively affected by heat than students who learn in air-conditioned schools.
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The technology we call minimalist might fit in our pockets, but it depends on a vast infrastructure of grim, air-conditioned server farms and even grimmer Chinese factories.
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"Then you must know where the death is coming from and why," the police officer continued, before going back inside his air-conditioned car to listen to music.
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It also takes other measures, such as keeping air-conditioned trailers on the tarmac for ground crews, encouraging employees to take frequent breaks or postponing nonessential work altogether.
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Does it make sense that we have a strategic petroleum reserve, think of this, to keep ourselves warm and keep ourselves air-conditioned or keep our trucks running?
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While some swampy summer days can send New Yorkers running to the nearest air-conditioned movie theater, the evenings often make reveling in the park a splendid alternative.
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This novel is a big machine, and Dee drives it calmly, like a farmer inside the air-conditioned cockpit of a jumbo tractor pulling an 80-foot cultivator.
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But if your kids prefer boogieing in cooler environs, the organization offers another option: its Sunday concert, which isn't free but is at the air-conditioned Brooklyn Bowl.
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But when he was asked whether school children should stay home that week, since nearly two-thirds of the city's classrooms were not air-conditioned, the billionaire bristled.
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Let's face it: Free ice cream sandwiches and plush chairs in an air-conditioned, activities-and-amenities zone probably means there is a corporate sponsor behind the effort.
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The overnight temperature in my non-air-conditioned apartment did not dip below 85 degrees for weeks on end, and the entire Stockholm region sold out of fans.
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Ferry services and cruise terminals are being added on the waterfront, and Sassoon Dock is being upgraded with an air-conditioned fish market and tourist amenities, he said.
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Let's face it: Free ice cream sandwiches and plush chairs in an air-conditioned, activities-and-amenities zone probably means there is a corporate sponsor behind the effort.
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Those unlucky enough to be left behind foraged for food, pharmacies or the air-conditioned relief of the rare movie theater that had not closed for the summer.
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The tents are air conditioned, and a facility administrator told reporters that the main complaint he hears from children on site is that the tents get too cold sometimes.
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The air conditioned vaults of philistine businessmen will be broken open and the contents expropriated and your wretched art journalists will be stoned to death with fake Etruscan bronzes.
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Last month's beach volleyball event - where two people needed medical treatment as temperatures hit 35 C - tested shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and water vapor sprays for fans.
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Last month's beach volleyball event - where two people needed medical treatment as temperatures hit 35 C - tested shaded or air-conditioned rest areas and water vapour sprays for fans.
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Before the air-conditioned Revolve parties and inflatable swans and $1475 flower crowns and glitter, Coachella was — at its core — a stripped-down celebration of music in the desert.
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At a restaurant nearby, I have amazing sweet lassi, and P.'s sister and I escape to hang out in the air-conditioned bathroom for relief from the heat.
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The track of plain tractor-groomed dirt belied the colossal investment represented by the dogs, many of which are housed in air-conditioned kennels and fed buttermilk and chicken.
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The ensemble was pretty comfortable when I was in an air conditioned room, but I looked ridiculous when we were shooting outside (the groups of gawking tourists didn't help).
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Vintage postcards tout the town as "the air-conditioned city" and it was dubbed the country's "hay fever haven" until the arrival of antihistamines blunted that appeal, Dierckins said.
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Vintage postcards tout the town as "the air-conditioned city" and it was dubbed the country's "hay fever haven" until the arrival of antihistamines blunted that appeal, Dierckins said.
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Located near Yeak Lom lake in Ratanakiri province, the freestanding outhouse is more like a royal throne as it is fully air conditioned and took two weeks to build.
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The air-conditioned, vaulted-ceiling dining room—decorated simply with neutral colors, polished wood furniture, and cement-tiled floors—is a welcome relief from the heat and humidity outside.
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Get the dog into shade or an air-conditioned building, spray him down with cool water from a hose, and give him cool but not icy water to drink.
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Fewer than 60 percent of students reported that their classrooms were adequately air conditioned, with particularly low rates of school air conditioning in northern, cooler parts of the country.
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"Man, why did I do that to myself?" he asked a team official as he leaned his bike up against the bus and stepped into its air-conditioned interior.
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The Environmental Protection Agency recommends using insect repellent, wearing long-sleeve shirts and pants, staying inside air-conditioned areas and using screens on windows and doors to prevent bites.
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The un-air-conditioned studio has a minimalistic work space in the front — his only indulgence seems to be an Apple computer — and a single bed in the back.
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The kitchen was air-conditioned and lit with fluorescent bulbs and came equipped with electric convection and microwave ovens, an electric grill, toaster, coffee maker, and a warming table.
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During the heat wave, students without air conditioning had 13.4% longer reaction times and scored 13.3% lower on the tests than students in air-conditioned rooms, the study found.
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Relief is close, though, as this morning's annual lineup announcement from the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) promises sanctuary in air-conditioned movie theaters for summer's final few weeks.
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Then there are those that spend the warmer months sipping pumpkin spice anything in the comfort of their air conditioned apartments patiently waiting for the first leaf to fall.
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This all went down in The Toyota Club, a long, air-conditioned tube with its own special entrance and a special elevator, access to which required a special wristband.
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Inside one (mercifully air conditioned), Mediatonic set up shop with a gaming demo with a kind of nursery school rumpus room aesthetic — a fitting choice for the subject matter.
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Fans quickly responded by saying that Uga leads a lavish life, complete with his own bedroom, air-conditioned dog house, custom-engineered car, and hotel suite near the university.
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To your cherished list of warm-weather city pleasures — handmade Italian ices, sidewalk breezes on bare limbs, dumb movies in air-conditioned theaters — you should think about adding Summerworks.
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He recommends slowing down, wearing loose fitting, lightweight clothing and spending the hottest parts of the day in an air-conditioned space like one of our city's cooling centers.
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In the early 2000s, for instance, Reynolds sent "cigarette fairies" to give out Camel coupons at bars and built air-conditioned "Newport Pleasure Lounges" at concerts and music festivals.
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No rental car and GPS for him: "There was something that to me felt corrupt and dishonest about having an air-conditioned experience of the protagonist's ordeals," he said.
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Consider Joe Arpaio, the Arizona sheriff known for his racist tactics who defended housing inmates in un-air-conditioned tents, reinstating the chain gang and making discriminatory traffic stops.
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Medical personnel at the home had delayed calling 911 and residents were not quickly transported to an air-conditioned hospital across the street, the agency said in a statement.
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And for Thais, entering the middle class is often about strolling down a clear sidewalk to work, dining in air-conditioned comfort and going home to a modern condo.
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Today, on a blazing afternoon in late August, the hotel's air-conditioned dining room, with its thick, bleach-white tablecloths and napkins, is a welcome reprieve from the heat.
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Juárez told VICE News she had to wait hours, and sometimes days, for medical treatment at Dilley in an over-air conditioned gym with hundreds of other sick detainees.
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The Conex takes several of the company's existing biometric technologies and integrates it into a self-contained air-conditioned unit that can process as many as 20 people per minute.
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The overly air-conditioned waiting room, the high-pitched scream of the ultrasonic scaler, the fluorescent light in your eyes, the possible news of a cavity—the list goes on.
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For all you Californians out there, the bad news is, try as you might, eventually you're going to have to leave whatever air conditioned sanctuary you currently find yourselves in.
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And it was air-conditioned — not a small thing at a time when only the very rich and movie theaters had relief from the heat of a New York summer.
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Last weekend, most New Yorkers saw the skyrocketing temps on their weather apps and immediately hunkered down in the nearest air-conditioned haven, be it their bedroom or local bar.
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If you've never been to Mumbai, you might think the city existed in a post-apocalyptic colour war without common modern installations like skyscrapers, malls and air-conditioned movie theatres.
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One of the most frustrating aspects, though, is applying your makeup in the morning only for it to slide off by lunchtime — and that's just in an air-conditioned office.
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Al Janoub, a fully air-conditioned stadium which kept the temperature 10 degrees lower than the 29 Celsius outside, was called Al Wakrah after the city just south of Doha.
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Taking frequent breaks and drinking "gallons" of water is his secret to surviving an outdoor job, even as most Miami residents try to avoid stepping out of air-conditioned spaces.
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Unlicensed hawkers often have to pay policemen bribes, and flee eviction drives which are becoming more common as cities are upgraded with high-speed internet and air-conditioned metro trains.
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So whether you want to go peak summer at the beach or binge-watch TV in air-conditioned bliss, below is everything you need to do between now and fall.
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But for me, a person who finds most American shopping centers to be overly air-conditioned to the point where the air feels stale and artificial, it was a plus.
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Back at the office, Hyman and I sat down to chat in a heavily air-conditioned conference room, and I lent her my denim coat to throw over her shoulders.
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The venue is one of at least eight air-conditioned stadiums Qatar is building along with a new port and metro system as part of a $200 billion infrastructure upgrade.
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The space was air-conditioned, offering a break from the 90-degree heat and ubiquitous, if today faint, "white-out" of the smog that affects nearly all cities in China.
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At a five-story villa in the upscale neighborhood of al-Manshiya on the banks of the Blue Nile, uniformed officers sit in air-conditioned offices with computers and printers.
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H.D.B.s often have markets at the ground level, where I and many Singaporeans buy fresh produce and household necessities at lower prices than in the city's ubiquitous air-conditioned malls.
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During the hottest days, I often wondered why I hadn't been able to secure an internship, or a job in an air-conditioned office like some of my friends had.
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For more of a luxury experience, two festivalgoers can pay $9,500 for safari camping, which includes golf-cart transportation, restrooms, showers, an air-conditioned lounge, and admission for two people.
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Let's talk about those later on, and let's start with the actual races inside the bonkers air-conditioned stadium in Doha, with the Star Trek opening montages for every race.
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I found the experience delightful, with cheap first-class tickets, plush comfortable seats, air-conditioned cabins, plenty of leg room, and an interior design that evoked rail&aposs golden age.
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He ordered the prison system to place prisoners in air-conditioned housing and ruled the Texas Department of Criminal Justice had been intentionally indifferent to the risk posed to prisoners.
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Presented by the New York Transit Museum and the city's Department of Buses, the free display includes the city's first air-conditioned transit bus and its first with sliding windows.
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The Lounge is a soundproofed, air-conditioned luxury oasis, admission to which requires money, connections, or the good graces of a powerful sponsor eager to curry favor with your readership.
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For decades the FloraHolland cooperative has acted as the hub from which planeloads of flowers from around the world are distributed from vast, air-conditioned warehouses in Aalsmeer, near Amsterdam airport.
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She says she found him lifeless in his crate on the afternoon of June 22, about seven weeks ago, several hours after leaving him in an air-conditioned room with water.
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As you could probably imagine, keeping up appearances is a lot easier when you're sitting in an air-conditioned studio in L.A. than it is hiking Machu Picchu in 86% humidity.
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But at the small station in Varkala, I needed to turn up only half an hour before the train left to get a seat in a first-class, air-conditioned carriage.
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A nice warm beverage — especially, says science, a mug of green tea — on a rainy day or in an over-air-conditioned office can reduce your stress more than you'd imagine.
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On June 12, the deputy was traveling with the inmates from an air conditioned building to a particularly hot and humid work site, where he started hyperventilating and then passed out.
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"One Friday night, in the middle of a New York City heat wave, I opened my laptop in my tiny, un-air-conditioned apartment and began writing," she explains on LinkedIn.
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To him, Presidio feels much closer—both geographically and spiritually—to its sister city across the river than to the air-conditioned conference rooms in Washington where border walls are planned.
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The highly automated operation requires only four workers and a supervisor for each work shift, as well as a few mechanics, blasting specialists and managers at an air-conditioned building nearby.
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" Miller saw everything through a writer's lens, and wrote about everything he saw — and used similar techniques in his next book, which was a travelogue of America, "The Air-Conditioned Nightmare.
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One night at the compound where my 500-person V.I.P. delegation was staying in Arafat, I was working when the men suddenly started kneeling in a large, air-conditioned, carpeted room.
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" A commenter known as Reader in Westchester, N.Y., offered some perspective on the working conditions for prison employees: "I once passed out from the heat in a non-air-conditioned part.
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The prolonged period of dangerously hot temperatures effects 35 million people, who authorities warn should stay out of the sun and in air-conditioned rooms to avoid heat stroke and illness.
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You will, therefore, remain unaware that GPS and satellite communications hardware affixed to those collars allows wildlife managers in distant air-conditioned rooms to track every move made by those sheep.
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A crowd of over 50 people came to see Inuka enjoy his food in his air-conditioned cave, where he escapes Singapore's muggy temperatures, which rarely drop below 30 Celsius (86F).
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It was in the upper 80s, with a mass of Midwestern humidity in the air, so he was giving me a tour of the grounds from inside his air-conditioned truck.
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Heading east into the heart of the country on Highway 203, we passed every mode of transport imaginable, from ox carts trundling on the roadside to modern, air-conditioned tour buses.
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The road outside our Airbnb — an air-conditioned two-bedroom, with tile floors and brick walls, carved into a crusty ocher Art Deco building in central District 1 — was oddly calm.
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After collecting their luggage and traveling through customs (mostly an agricultural search), boat dwellers are taken in an air-conditioned luxury bus to a nearby port, where they board their vessels.
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Soldiers who patrolled mud-walled villages without plumbing or electricity, in temperatures that rose to a hundred and thirty degrees, slept in air-conditioned tents so cold that they needed blankets.
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Now, regional cultures that invoke a long-gone past are hardly unique to Appalachia; think of Texans wearing 10-gallon hats and cowboy boots as they stroll through air-conditioned malls.
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When he returned in 2006 to research his book "The Fighters Heart," Fairtex had become a Muay Thai resort with a spa, air conditioned treadmills, and a host of "Farang" training.
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The $5.3 billion enclosed, air-conditioned facility at Toyosu is a far cry from the grime and grit of Tsukiji, which served as the city's main fish market for 83 years.
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During the summer days when it's so hot and sticky outside that you automatically regret leaving your nicely air conditioned home, it's common for your undergarments to become fused to your body.
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Then there's a $4,500 luxury package that includes nicer leather, seat massagers and ventilation in the front seats, along with heated rear seats, an air-conditioned glovebox, and four-zone climate control.
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Good Shape/Bad Shape: Watch it with the fitness class packs that take place in an air-conditioned room with an instructor on a Bluetooth screaming at you to speed it up.
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In an air-conditioned chrome trailer sitting across the street from the Los Angeles Convention Center, Masanori Takeuchi watches patiently as I boot up a game he produced nearly 15 years ago.
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When he was head of the National Economic Council, Gary Cohn reportedly asked the president which he would prefer: sitting in nice air-conditioned office, or standing on his feet all day.
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"Especially for young and healthy people, if you're going to be exercising, do it when it's cooler or do it in an air-conditioned gym when it's really hot outside," he said.
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Walking out of that air-conditioned noodle restaurant in a steaming heat, I could see how the people were toiling in places where I could not function for more than five minutes.
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And for those of you out there trying to stay dry while commuting from and living in quite possibly non-air conditioned city apartments, it can be a hot — pun intended — mess.
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They must work in tight spaces that can't be air-conditioned in hot weather and don't have a year-round work season due to cold winter temperatures that keep outdoor diners away.
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But the outbreak is likely to be limited, partly because Americans more often live in air-conditioned houses and are less exposed to mosquitoes than those living in some other affected countries.
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The health experts do not expect an explosive Zika virus transmission like the recent one in Brazil because many homes in the United States are air-conditioned and keep their windows closed.
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So it was on Tuesday, as council members straggled in from vacation, or their district offices, or put off air-conditioned matinees of "Star Trek Beyond," and reconvened for the August assemblage.
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It will build at least eight air-conditioned stadiums, more than its population of 2.3 million can regularly use, although it says it plans to dismantle some of them for use elsewhere.
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She told her story a few months later, while sitting in the air-conditioned waiting room of the Pediatric Specialties Hospital in the city of Maracaibo, about 80 miles from the border.
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"You stayed cloistered for many days in your magnificent air-conditioned office, while outside, the blood ran and ran in a flood," he chastised Jefferson Abdallah Penembaka, the governor of the province.
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I question why I endure the dust and sweat when I could be in my air-conditioned house, vacuuming my bedroom, making avocado toast for breakfast and finishing my summer homework early.
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The sleeveless knit sweater: To keep the torso warm for those overly air-conditioned flights or evening boat rides, layer this military-inspired pullover by L.L. Bean over a simple T-shirt.
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Cheruiyot, cheered on by a sizeable Kenyan contingent in a full house at the air-conditioned Khalifa stadium, took the lead from the gun and broke away along with compatriot Ronald Kwemoi.
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While temperatures reached 211.30 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) outside Khalifa Stadium, inside athletes competed in the air conditioned comfort of the futuristic venue where the thermometer hovered pleasantly in the mid-20s.
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While temperatures reached 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) outside Khalifa Stadium, inside sprinters competed in the air-conditioned comfort of the futuristic venue where the thermometer hovered pleasantly in the mid-20sC.
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During the hottest days of that span, the students in the non-air conditioned building were 13 percent slower on the color-word tests, and 13 percent worse at the math tests.
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You're in the backseat of an air-conditioned car and, so long as you gave the driver the correct address, he will wake you up when you've safely arrived at your doorstep. Right?
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Tayler claims she trained in dog psychology with Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan himself, and doesn't skimp on the comfort: audio systems pipe in easy-listening classics and the entire building is air-conditioned.
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On-site teepees and tents cost $1,600 per weekend, while luxury "safari tent" packages, which include air-conditioned tents with queen-sized beds and an on-site concierge, cost as much as $10,000.
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" She was later transferred to Marine Corps Base Quantico, where she was "basically subjected to the same conditions that I was in Kuwait—except it was a permanent, air-conditioned building in Virginia.
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Passing through the non-air-conditioned entrance in the summer stopped me in my tracks: The smell of the old, hot wood there was identical to the smell of my grandmother's front room.
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People who live in societies with screens on windows and air-conditioned buildings will see less of a spread, as compared with heavily urbanized areas that don't have some of those amenities. 7.
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But now that I get to take a nearly empty, above-ground, air-conditioned train to and from work each day, the thought of getting on a subway has become far less appealing.
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YOU'RE SAFE IF YOU ARE IN AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS It is true that spending most of your time indoors, with doors and windows shut, will lower the risk of getting bitten by mosquitoes.
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The New York City students in Park's study do poorly on hot days even though the majority of city schools are air-conditioned (perhaps in part because the air-conditioning often barely works).
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The New York outlet, where I met Hill on a Wednesday afternoon in June, is an icily air-conditioned subterranean space on 220rd Street with nightmarish wall murals and 21 royal blue tables.
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Outside, it was still very hot, but the tent was air-conditioned, and there was soft grass underfoot, partly covered with throw rugs; in the winter months, polo is played on the turf.
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Like I said, I have a dance background, a band background, and a majorette background—majorette is what she was doing—and even in an air conditioned building, you are going to sweat.
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The Department of Health and Human Services has instead offered a thin set of guidelines, but while the tents are air-conditioned, children will not have regular access to schooling or legal services.
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I was just arrested and charged for "neglect" because I allowed my 2-year-old to nap soundly in a locked, air-conditioned car while I ran a quick errand in a store.
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Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, locals and visitors who aren't afraid to venture into un-air-conditioned areas will find a glut of free music performed in all corners of the city.
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"Headaches, nausea, dizziness and muscle cramping are all indicators of heat illness, at which point you should slow down and seek shade," he says, and probably call for an air-conditioned ride home.
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At a Wines for Zillionaires tasting in an air-conditioned tent in Aspen's Paepcke Park, a sommelier, Mark Oldman, opened the session by instructing everyone to pocket the laminated card at each place.
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On Monday, an announcement broadcast to passengers remaining on the Westerdam warned that they should avoid the ship's hot deck and return to their air-conditioned rooms to avoid falsely high temperature readings.
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There's a $20 cover to get in and pricey minimums to sit at a table, but the roomy (and air-conditioned) indoor lounge one floor below offers the same views at no cost.
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Executives have ordered new cargo planes, and at the company's vast, air-conditioned cargo facility at the airport in Doha on Sunday, employees said they anticipated little difficulty in handling the increased freight.
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His palace -- Istana Nurul Iman -- in the Brunei capital Bandar Seri Begawan, is the biggest private residence in the world, with 1,788 rooms, 257 bathrooms, and air-conditioned stables for 1803 polo ponies.
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Even today, as millions of Southeast Asian consumers develop a taste for pizza, burgers and air-conditioned shopping malls, the region's humble sidewalk stalls still appeal to eaters of nearly all social classes.
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While there's no good walkable way to get from one property to another on the Strip, you can use the trams and air-conditioned walkways between casinos to navigate clusters like this one.
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ASHRAE dictates a comfortable temperature in the range of 67 to 82 degrees, depending on the season and other variables, yet it's become a widely acknowledged problem that air-conditioned buildings are too cold.
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And while members of the growing air-conditioned class can shelter in cooled offices and homes, the poor must go out to work on construction sites, build roads, and sell wares on baking streets.
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The CDC also said that wearing long pants and long-sleeve shirts thick enough to block a mosquito bite can help, as can sleeping in air-conditioned rooms with screens to keep bugs out.
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Social and economic factors make a large-scale Zika outbreak relatively unlikely in U.S. cities compared to Latin America, since a higher percentage of Americans live and work in air conditioned homes and offices.
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What glasses-wearer among us has not walked from an air-conditioned room into the humid world, then had to pause and clutch someone's arm for a moment because they can't see at all?
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Sephora's air-conditioned, Wi-fi enabled tent is FREE and will be a cool spot for festival-goers to get Instagram-ready makeup and hair looks designed by the top artists at the brand.
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Air conditioning isn't common — about 2 percent of German homes are air-conditioned — and most homes and offices are designed to stay warm in European winters rather than passively cool off in scorching summers.
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Whether you spend this season lounging in deck chairs, enjoying rooftop happy hour, or working in an air-conditioned office, Kate Spade New York guarantees you'll be the best-dressed woman in the room.
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But earnings have fallen steadily in the mobile cinema business as the younger middle class flocks to air-conditioned movie theaters that offer reclining chairs, or even beds, alongside fast food and soft drinks.
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We presented an ultra-cool (seriously, it was air-conditioned) collection of art installations called The Lab, and we also spent plenty of time backstage interviewing the musicians playing the festival on Facebook Live.
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With record- or near-record-high temperatures at night, when many air-conditioned places are closed, the weather can become especially dangerous for people who don't get a chance to cool down, experts say.
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Since it opened, the camp, with air-conditioned tents, has enhanced its amenities to include access to legal services for the children, medical care, soccer, televised sports events and religious services, U.S. officials said.
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At the sprawling campsite down the road from the protest site, there had been portable toilets, 500-gallon tanks of drinking water and an air-conditioned trailer with medical supplies provided by the state.
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If you wait you can get one of the few indoor tables available in the Matket House (Starbucks) it's Air conditioned, smells like coffee and is decorated with gorgeous classic art of Peter Pan.
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You could tell she'd been to countless organizing meetings like this one before, in other poorly air-conditioned rooms, doing the unglamorous work of coalition building that often falls to women of the movement.
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There's a Mexican restaurant where guards like to eat, a roadhouse bar, a lot of boarded-up real estate, a place to buy ice, and a modern library in a glassy, air-conditioned building.
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"A Turn in the South" (19903) is a travelogue about the Deep South, and in an essay on the 1984 Republican National Convention in Dallas, "The Air-Conditioned Bubble," he dissected American political pieties.
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You run into each other in hotels and restaurants, in the air-conditioned mega-malls of Siam Square, at the teeming Chatuchak outdoor market and the Buddhist sites of Wat Pho and Wat Arun.
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"The trainees' personal dignity and freedom are fully protected," he said, describing students living in air-conditioned dormitories and dividing their time between learning valuable skills and participating in ethnic dancing, singing or sports.
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"Given the security situation inside the Libyan state they cannot leave the detention centers because they do not have identification documents," he said, speaking in a roomy, air conditioned office inside the Tariq Siqqa center.
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The National Weather Service Hanford, in the south-central San Joaquin Valley, advised those in the area to avoid being outside on Wednesday, to stay in air conditioned spaces and to drink plenty of water.
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Frankly, I would love it if all the ladies in the office could gather around my space heater like it was a summer bonfire and we could swap stories about our shared air conditioned woes.
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When iced coffee season hits and the last thing I want to do is leave my air-conditioned apartment to trek out into that unbearable summer heat, the main thing stopping me is thigh chafe.
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That, or he really needs to make an album of production for everyone else to listen to when hungover and dry-mouthed to fuck on a Monday morning in a strip-lit, air-conditioned office.
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Frozen drinks and smoothies are a great way to cool down and hydrate, but who wants to leave their perfectly safe and air-conditioned home to venture out into 100 degree weather to purchase one?
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In Rio, while team mates savored their moment in the media spotlight, the dehydrated athlete spent an hour and a half trying to provide a urine sample in the confines of an air-conditioned room.
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If you live in the area, it's important to stay in air-conditioned spaces as much as possible, drink lots of water, and avoid sitting in hot cars or cooking on the stove or oven.
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Peacocks that once strolled the grounds have been relegated to a pen, and a summertime opera company that invited the public to picnic and listen amid boxwoods has moved downtown to an air-conditioned theater.
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Each air conditioned, 194-square-foot trailer includes a shaded private deck, a modern bathroom, Wifi, a TV, and the option to configure the trailer to sleep a family of two adults and two children.
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On Thursday, as temperatures in Montreal rose to 93 degrees — 23 degrees above the average daily temperature for July — local residents sought refuge in park fountains or remained inside in air-conditioned homes or offices.
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All it wanted to do was recycle a formula that worked in 1996 and give the moviegoing public a few hours in an air-conditioned theater with some aliens and a newly bearded Bill Pullman.
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That was the alternative proposed by "Primer for a Failed Superpower," a concert held at the minimally air-conditioned Roulette performance space in Brooklyn on Tuesday night (with a second, final performance scheduled for Wednesday).
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"It moves from a nation-state, where you have units sitting in an air-conditioned room and developing code, to cybercriminals, again, working on code, testing it against known solutions out there," Mokady told Cramer.
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Some disappeared back into Hong Kong's subway system, where they could emerge 10 minutes later back in the heart of the island's wealthy Central shopping district, with its air-conditioned Louis Vuitton and Armani stores.
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There are a few air-conditioned treatment rooms where you can hear the sounds of Miami while indulging in a massage or facial, though the facility is small and not luxurious like in South Beach.
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It is a new world of air-conditioned practices, crisp uniforms and tour buses for away games — the perks of professional sports that not long ago only a lucky few Senegalese experienced with careers abroad.
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It is a new world of air-conditioned practices, crisp uniforms and tour buses for away games — the perks of professional sports that not long ago only a lucky few Senegalese experienced with careers abroad.
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Besides waiters and military grade segways, Okayrobot is also investing in items as diverse as air conditioned helmets, horizontal showering pods for hospitals and robotic exoskeletons that allow the very old and the disabled to walk.
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ABU NAKLAH, QATAR (Reuters) - On a cattle farm in the desert outside Doha, hundreds of cows imported from the Netherlands are led into an air-conditioned hall to be milked by Asian workers in orange uniforms.
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But make no mistake, waking up at the ass-crack of dawn to haul someone else's 100-pound bed frame up six flights of un-air-conditioned stairs is no one's idea of a good time.
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For some of us, that means gleefully soaking up the sun, getting that fix of sweet, sweet vitamin D. For others, it means retreating indoors, where it's dark and air-conditioned, and nothing will get sandy.
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Because most things and spaces — from pain medications to cars, and from air-conditioned offices to city streets — have been designed by men with men as the default user, they often don't work well for women.
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I think it's very depressing to imagine all those giant cavernous air-conditioned warehouses that we're burning coal for so that some people can drive up in their oil-burning cars ... KS: It's not gonna happen.
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Montreal health officials opened 19 cooling stations in public health and social services buildings across the city, and asked people to call public transport services to get a ride to one of the air-conditioned centers.
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At the festival this month, the five celebrity performers retreated to an air-conditioned tent for bottles of green plum juice after the show, while the backup band members sat backstage on the asphalt eating snacks.
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"It's always seemed pointless to me to go all the way to someplace as extraordinary as Vietnam and spend time in an air-conditioned, Western-style restaurant with tourist-friendly food," Bourdain wrote at the time.
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The Saudi government also provides complimentary water distributed from refrigerated trucks, air-conditioned tents at Mina, large sun-blocking canopies, and thousands of fine-mist sprinklers, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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On the side of one factory building it lists the on-the-job benefits it offers: monthly wages with overtime of up to about $1,100, air-conditioned dormitories, free Wi-Fi and even a birthday present.
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And so the actual risk, especially if you're a traveller, in an air conditioned hotel, workspace, or are out on a field of play, of contracting a virus, encountering a mosquito, is very very very slim.
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In true "Jackass" fashion, he is injured in the process, meaning that you can watch Knoxville be blasted by a power hose and catapulted into a barn from the comfort of your air-conditioned living room.
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He let the batter sit out in the warmest spot of the un-air-conditioned kitchen with a cloth over the top for however long it took the batter to bubble up and burp with life.
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But she didn't want to spend the 210-minute timeout in the sun while Ostapenko cooled off, so Petkovic headed for a private, air-conditioned room under the building — which turned out to be a mistake.
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On the side of one factory building it lists the on-the-job benefits it offers: monthly wages with overtime of up to about $1,100, air-conditioned dormitories, free Wi-Fi and even a birthday present.
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"I was told that I needed to board as I was the last passenger and that Duke would now be loaded and that the cargo hold is air conditioned so he will be fine," she wrote.
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During a recent journey on a Mumbai metro train, Dedeepya Reddy was struck by the grim appearance of a slum in Asalpha in the city's eastern suburbs as she stared out from her air-conditioned carriage.
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It can be hard even to talk about cooking when there are people in circumstances like that, even if you live in a cool, verdant pocket of Vermont, or an air-conditioned aerie off Capitol Hill.
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Late summer, when it's too hot to do anything else, is just the time to escape into an air-conditioned multiplex to watch a dumb action movie, with two actors having a great time at its center.
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For all the aid arriving on the island—and the hundreds of officials that have turned the San Juan convention center into an air-conditioned beehive—it is very hard to find any out in the countryside.
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EUROSATORY 2018: POCKET-SIZED SPY DRONE IS A POWERFUL EYE IN THE SKY FOR US TROOPS This Jaguar doesn't have much in common with the iconic Jaguar sports cars – except perhaps that they are both air conditioned.
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Typically, I'm inside, so when people see me and I'm wearing a coat or boots or whatever and it's really hot outside I'm in a freezing air conditioned place that I'm just going in and out of.
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But if you want to unwind in the comfort of your own air conditioned home and comfy couch, we have a list of all the movies and series leaving Netflix in June that should keep you occupied.
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Whether we were passengers in a rickety tuk-tuk in Colombo, the bustling, leafy capital, or riding in an air-conditioned car across the countryside, armed men in olive-green uniforms would routinely order us to stop.
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So a lot of people go to Burning Man but don't really experience any sort of growth...If you have well-off people going to the Playa in their air-conditioned RV's, having service bring them food.
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His office was adjacent to an air-conditioned room that housed two giant mainframe computers, which took up much of the first floor of the building, and which he oversaw in the manner of a doting parent.
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I saw more than a dozen be-lanyarded people, who all seemed in awe that not only could they buy a beer; they could also buy a shirt, all within a relatively uncrowded and air-conditioned environment.
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People transferred On its Twitter account, the media center of Hezbollah released video footage of modern air conditioned buses it said would carry 331 civilians, 308 ISIS fighters "with their personal weapons" and 26 injured to Syria.
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After a hot weekend, the temperature reached 91 Fahrenheit (33 Celsius) in Chicago and 92F in St. Louis by early afternoon, the National Weather Service said, with both cities opening air-conditioned cooling centers to the public.
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Mosquito prevention strategies include wearing long-sleeved shirts and long pants, using U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)–registered insect repellents, using permethrin-treated clothing and gear, and staying and sleeping in screened-in or air-conditioned rooms.
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Just down the street in a more well-to-do school in the same district, Myriam sits in a bright, air-conditioned sixth grade classroom with her 6900 classmates—a computer in front of each of them.
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I've always hated the feeling of sweat-stained armpits, and since shifting my ride to work from my air-conditioned car in Michigan to an MTA-sponsored sauna in NYC, it's been a much more pressing issue.
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Montreal health officials also opened 19 cooling stations in public health and social services buildings across the city and asked people to call public transport services to get a ride to one of the air-conditioned centers.
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Perhaps the most stunning logistical feat, though, is the vast tent city at Mina, located just a few kilometers from Mecca, where more than 160,000 air-conditioned, fireproof, Teflon-coated fiberglass tents provide temporary accommodation for pilgrims.
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A short drive from one of Qatar's air-conditioned soccer stadiums, deep inside a warren of corridors and TV studios, 224 men, all but one wearing Qatari traditional dress, sat on white cushions placed along a wall.
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Young visitors can board and explore that model and others, including Bus 3100, a prototype from 1956, one of the first in the country to be air-conditioned, and Bus 5493, which sustained extensive damage on Sept.
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NEA ANCHIALOS, Greece — The alarm bell rang out across the August heat at Greece's 111 Wing fighter base, jolting two F-16 Viper pilots who'd been idly watching a Greek soap opera in their air-conditioned hut.
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An Irish pub in a three-story beach house that feels a bit like rolling up to a frat party, the interior is mercifully air-conditioned, dark in that lovely pub way, and not at all fratty.
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While we're unable to psychoanalyze a famous stranger from the aggressively air-conditioned comfort of VICE's Brooklyn office, we can say that it is well documented that wealthy people often struggle with holding empathy for other people.
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These brave gun control warriors no doubt slept well in their quiet, air-conditioned space, in a building surrounded by men protecting them with the very same firearms they want to ban for the rest of us.
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Hazy smoke choking the city, which works its way even into air-conditioned apartments, ash falling from the sky, shirts used as makeshift filters and a bright red sun – is this the new summer norm for Sydney?
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So, whether you're headed outside for your first outdoor workout this year, want some new spring workout clothes, or are sick of your over air-conditioned gym, these are the tops to cop now and wear year round.
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More tales of my first sober summer: I go to an afternoon showing of Magic Mike at one of those fancy theaters that serves cocktails to blunt the terrible stress of watching a movie in air-conditioned comfort.
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The risk of infection for travelers is low, but you can minimize your risk of Chagas by sleeping in air-conditioned buildings with plaster walls and avoiding drinking unpasteurized sugar cane or fruit juices, according to the AHA.
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For the better part of a decade, Airick Woodhead's project Doldrums has been churning out some of the most dystopian, experimental electro-pop to ever come out of Canada, including his stellar 2015 album The Air Conditioned Nightmare.
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Friday night, I ordered dinner after a long day at work, and as I unwrapped my burrito and multiple hot sauces in my fully air conditioned apartment, I realized how much paper, plastic, and energy I was using.
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"The most vulnerable in society will be most affected because those are the people who do not have the air-conditioned offices to go to, the people who have to work outside to make a living," said Otto.
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But the virus is not expected to spread rapidly in the continental United States, partly because Americans are often in air-conditioned cars and houses, making it harder for mosquitoes to pick up the virus and spread it.
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Besides free Wi-Fi and a large and very well air-conditioned fitness center, the hotel has three pools, one of which is a more secluded, "child-free" pool for those seeking a tranquil respite from rambunctious tykes.
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Timothy Egan Long ago and far away, in the days when white men in power ties and women in funny hats gathered in air-conditioned caverns to hammer out the Republican Party platform, it was a predictable affair.
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Instead, she offered an alienating, dystopian experience with multiple layers of déjà vu: held in a cage of metal mesh, overly air conditioned, absent the usual Prada entryway hospitality of prosecco and anchovy or cucumber on white bread.
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For tourists, it promised cheap, air-conditioned travel far from the Rift Valley scarps and rock-hewn churches of Ethiopia's Northern Circuit, in a region that nonetheless incorporated some of the most remarkable sights in the African Horn.
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In the afternoon, the hot wind in my face like a blow dryer on high, I drove to the air-conditioned local library, with Zittel's blessing; the cabin stay is meant to be challenging but not life-threatening.
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While the gleaming new subway stops, where stations are air-conditioned and lined with art, at least give developers a talking point, they may not be enough to make up for an overall softening in the luxury market.
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The athletes responded with memorable performances in the air-conditioned Khalifa Stadium, with temperatures kept at 21 degrees, highlighted by local hero Mutaz Barshim on Friday soaring to victory in the men's high jump for Qatar's only gold.
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By day, Mr. Dongo sits on busy traffic islands and begs outside the shiny supermarkets that serve Liberia's expatriates and elite, who drive around in ample S.U.V.s and live in plush air-conditioned compounds protected by barbed wire.
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Mr. Van Doren faced off against Mr. Stempel starting in November 1927, each standing in an isolation booth that was not air-conditioned, answering questions in the quest to reach 21 points (thus the name of the show).
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Brantley in Britain LONDON — One very sticky afternoon last month — amid a surprisingly crowded summer theater season — Michael Billington came calling on me in the un-air-conditioned Marylebone flat where I was staying for a few weeks.
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On that same evening, far from the floods, I was in an air-conditioned office here in the capital with a group of bankers and oil industry executives, hearing about how rich and happy Mozambicans would soon be.
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Aguadilla may be the most visible example, but other municipalities use Prepa's free electricity to power air-conditioned restaurants and hotels, lighting systems for minor-league baseball games at night, lighting and sound systems for festivals, and other enterprises.
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All it asks in return is that you sit in an air-conditioned theater, perhaps snack on some comfort popcorn or slurp a Blue Raspberry Icee, and allow yourself to get vulnerable enough to have a nice, ugly cry.
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While sitting in my air-conditioned office, that seems pricey for an umbrella, but I know the second I step outside into the unbearable heat here I'll be reaching for a cold drink, and then—just maybe—my wallet.
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Much of its welfare subsidies ends up in the hands of the relatively rich, who are more likely to make use of air-conditioned trains or cooking gas—or able to bribe the bureaucrats who decide who deserves subsidies.
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It's not clear if Cambodia or Thailand is paying for the indulgence, but Cambodia Daily says the air-conditioned 8 square-metre toilet was built by Thai firm, Siam Cement Group, and that it was requested by the princess.
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At the zoo, we hit up the indoor air conditioned kiddo play zone, stop at a shaded seating area to offer the baby a snack (the butternut squash squeeze pouch is NOT a hit), and visit the penguin exhibit.
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Later in the evening, with the temperatures in the 90s, Bradley's truck left for San Antonio, three hours away, with as many as 200 men, women and children, including several unaccompanied minors, jammed into the un-air conditioned trailer.
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Closed since 2012 for its first-ever top-to-bottom – and still partially ongoing – renovation, the reopened hotel will house 142 modernized rooms and suites with state-of-the-art technology, compared to its previously non-air conditioned 159.
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Inside the wire fence that encircles the site are soccer fields, a giant air-conditioned tent that serves as a dining hall, and trailers set up for use as classrooms and as places where children can call their families.
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In the air-conditioned red darkness of Ricardo's, across from the cigar case, the past and the future became alloyed in my imagination: magic and science, heroes and villains, brick-and-steel Brooklyn and the chromium world of tomorrow.
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Consider the 5.4-million-square-foot Mall of Qatar, which will boast the country's first Cheesecake Factory, or the open-air and yet air-conditioned Katara Plaza, to house a designated Children's Mall shaped like a giant gift box.
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We spoke with the new director in an air-conditioned meeting room looking out over one of Tiger's many Muay Thai training areas as we sipped fridge-chilled water out of bottles labeled with the Tiger Muay Thai logo.
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Within an hour of the test finishing, the grandstands were being taken down, a video board that broadcast the test was gone, and people who may have just witnessed history were loaded back into their over air-conditioned buses.
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He has started a cruise on the Ganges River so tourists can take air-conditioned rides, but struck worry in the hearts of the boatmen who protested that their way of life of hundreds of years was at risk.
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As it is the Tokyo 2020 Olympic committee scrapped construction for an air-conditioned stadium designed by the late Zaha Hadid, mainly due to budget restrictions but with the belief the A/C wouldn't cool them all that much.
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As I enter the air-conditioned building, my skin quickly senses another danger: wet clothes, cold air, and the weakened immune systems of women already facing life-threatening illnesses such as cancer, kidney failure, and post-surgical wound sites.
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"Technology in isolation is not enough - it has to be used with other safety measures," said Smith, whose construction firm also provides Gulf workers with heat-beating help such as air-conditioned stations, mid-day breaks, electrolyte drinks and ice boxes.
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Running in those hot and stuffy conditions was much more difficult than loping along the banks of the East River in early April, or—as is more often the case—powering along on the treadmill in my gym's air conditioned environs.
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It has a living room with a fireplace centered on two wall sconces, a large dining room with built-in cabinets, a great kitchen that I remodeled myself … and a basement, my new studio; two rooms, air conditioned, artificial light.
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Much of its welfare subsidies ends up in the hands of the relatively rich, who are more likely to make use of air-conditioned trains or cooking gas—or able to bribe the bureaucrats in charge of deciding who deserves subsidies.
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"If hunger is not killing them, then Govt must immediately stop these Turkanas from working themselves out to death in their air-conditioned gyms," tweeted journalist Linus Kaikai, with a photograph of an emaciated old man sitting in a mud hut.
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Some of the 20203- to 18-year-old detainees sleep in tents, though I'm told that all sleeping quarters are air-conditioned — a necessity in the Florida heat, which sent sweat streaming down the faces of everyone there while I visited.
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But while the air conditioned, hurricane and typhoon-proofed cities in the developed world may be able to better cope with the immediate effects of climate change, they will not escape the ramifications of how the crisis unfolds in other countries.
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In another chapter Mr Perry describes how United Nations (UN) peacekeepers working in South Sudan shuffle paperwork in air-conditioned bungalows or jog around their sprawling camps wearing Lycra, while outside the gates large bulldozers are shovelling bodies into mass graves.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - In air conditioned bunkers and at military bases across South Korea, it is with keyboards - not tanks - that South Korean and the U.S. forces will launch military exercises on Monday, denounced by North Korea as a rehearsal for war.
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In Austin right now, music journalists are roaming around in bloodshot packs; "disruptors" of all stripes, from the great expanse between San Jose and San Francisco, are disrupting in air conditioned auditoria; almost everyone is drunk on Lone Star beer.
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These are very different from the sort of movie that you could watch forever, preferably in an air-conditioned theater with a giant soda and salty popcorn, or at home while you prepare pasta and nurse a glass of wine.
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Again, vaccinations will likely be necessary, but guidance may also include ensuring hotels have air conditioned rooms (to avoid mosquitos entering through windows at night) or a mosquito net if one only has the option of sleeping out in the open.
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They are grown men, torn from their families, some sweating still in the thick tracksuits given to them by United States deportation officials in order to bear the chill of the air-conditioned jets and coaches of their forced transportation.
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I've avoided nights out knowing the venue isn't air-conditioned, and I've avoided introducing myself to guys I've liked or making the most of a networking opportunity, all because I can't make eye contact when my face begins to perspire.
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"Imagine if U.S.A. Cycling encouraged grass-roots racing; imagine if you try to encourage road racing, cyclocross and mountain biking through building programs at schools," LeMond said Monday in the air-conditioned comfort of a motor home near the finish line.
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Any debate will require an air-conditioned venue of at least 22019,000 square feet and a media filing center of at least 20,000 square feet, as well as nearby hotels that can provide at least 3,000 rooms for the event.
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After taking a shower, he lay on a table in the men's locker room during the 333-minute break allowed after the third set of men's matches in extreme heat, fighting the urge to stay in the air-conditioned oasis longer.
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Ryan Dillon, the spokesman for the American-led coalition in Syria and Iraq, said recent airstrikes had killed 50 ISIS fighters and destroyed 20 vehicles sent to rescue the convoy, including fuel trucks apparently sent to refuel the air-conditioned buses.
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Under the agreement, the bodies of eight people believed to be Lebanese soldiers were to be returned, while Islamic State militants were to receive 17 air-conditioned buses, 11 ambulances and a free pass through territory held by the Syrian government.
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The media center for soccer was moved to a smaller air-conditioned room on Tuesday after journalists complained about having to attend a press conference in what appeared to be an unfinished warehouse, with scaffolding, exposed bricks and no ventilation.
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That's because the reporting class was completely miserable in Crawford, where it was hot and there was nothing else for them to do, other than sit in air-conditioned hotel rooms and wait for the president to not make news.
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"Eighty-three percent of our foreign currency comes from the garment sector," said Siddiqur Rahman, president of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers & Exporters Association in an interview this week in his grand, air-conditioned office at the organization's headquarters in Dhaka.
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Somewhere in between, the misery of a nursing home teetering toward tragedy was reported to every official channel, but no attempt was made to transfer the residents to a safer place, or even to the air-conditioned hospital practically next door.
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For example, the kurta shirts at Rizwan Siddique's air-conditioned store in Crawford Market in Mumbai are to be taxed at 5 percent if their price is under 1,000 rupees, or $16, and 23 percent if they are priced higher.
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From speaking to expats in Sihanoukville, International Living Managing Editor Conor O'Brien reports that most live comfortably on a budget of around $1,250 to $1,500 a month, including rent for an air-conditioned, one-bedroom apartment at $250 a month.
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Serenaded by a chorus of tribal singers, the crush of African leaders, European diplomats and pop icons climbed the stairs of the newly built train station and merrily jostled their way into the pristine, air-conditioned carriages making their inaugural run.
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They'd be carefully escorted from five-star hotels to purpose-built venues, escorted in air-conditioned cars and driven along the Corniche so they could catch a glimpse of the Gulf before being whisked away to yet another elaborate meal.
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At the VIP preview, it was rather ironic that the press was catapulted in the desert and shuttled between installation sites for two days of air-conditioned limo bus tours and receptions with the curators, board members, donors, and artists.
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For mosquito-borne diseases like Zika, dengue, and chikungunya, there are additional complications: The R0 can be change depending on the presence of mosquitoes, population density, and whether people live in air-conditioned environments where bugs are less likely to bite.
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