If she needed someone to change her air conditioner, they would come and change her air conditioner.
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Check the air conditioner Give your air conditioner a maintenance check, and have it serviced before the hot summer months hit.
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Unexpected air conditioner repairIn the peak of summer last year, our air conditioner started to run all day without making the house cooler.
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By plugging the air-conditioner into the smart power outlet, he could turn the air-conditioner on or off just by speaking a command to the Echo.
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EvaSMART 2 smart personal air conditioner — $179.99 See Details Handheld fans are one thing, but a handheld air conditioner takes cooling off on-the-go to another level.
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EvaSMART 2: Smart Personal Air Conditioner — $199 See Details
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He left his car running and the air conditioner on.
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Enjoy the icy tundra your (clean) air conditioner has created.
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The device works similarly to an air conditioner or dehumidifier.
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Place air conditioner units on concrete blocks, above flood level.
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He would never install an air conditioner in our house.
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Haier HWF2669.99XCR-L 5,000 BTU Window Air Conditioner — $116 See Details But for those who are hella serious about their air conditioning, the Frigidaire 25,000 BTU Heavy Duty Window Air Conditioner is a must-have.
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LG 8,000 BTU portable air conditioner (factory reconditioned) — $209 See Details
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Lt. Mark Gay says the car&aposs air conditioner was running.
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They turned off the air conditioner to avoid ruining the soundtrack.
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How to Choose an Air ConditionerBuying an air conditioner is hard.
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Officials said the air conditioner in the trailer was not working.
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Or a family who wants to buy a $300 air conditioner.
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The air conditioner in the trailer was not working, officials said.
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There was no air-conditioner, and it was a sweltering August.
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"They had a terrible air-conditioner that was loud," Nixon said.
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Go deeper: How your air conditioner plays catch-up to regulations
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For the on-board supercomputer, camera, giant laser scanner, and air-conditioner.
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What I wouldn't have given for a little air conditioner like this.
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Have you carried an air conditioner up four flights of stairs alone?
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Each personal air conditioner is small enough to go anywhere without distraction.
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It's like, your bedroom has an air conditioner set at 62 degrees.
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That, or just crank the air conditioner and invest in decent headphones.
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One hot afternoon, they helped install an air-conditioner in his apartment.
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But the air conditioner rules could outpace many of the other standards.
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The fully furnished tents come with a small refrigerator and air conditioner.
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The air conditioner and heating system allow passengers to control the temperature.
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Even though it was winter, the air-conditioner was blowing cold air.
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A heat pump can replace both your furnace and your air conditioner.
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An air conditioner is the obvious best fix for a hot bedroom.
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"I have never seen an air-conditioner in the wall," he said.
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Few appliances are as unwieldy and unsightly as a window air-conditioner.
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I've got the low-quality-audio hum of a fake air conditioner.
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For other recommended units, check out Consumer Reports' Window Air Conditioner Ratings.
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You can purchase a 5,000 BTU air conditioner online for under $200.
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The Amazon also acts like a massive air conditioner, keeping temperatures down.
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She had an air-conditioner installed for both winter and summer use.
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Soaring air-conditioner use overloaded electrical grids and caused widespread power failures.
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It uses far less electricity than an air conditioner, and doesn't use refrigerants.
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But best of luck finding an old Lambo with a working air conditioner.
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Just prop up a regular old window air conditioner and let it roll.
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There was a Friedrich air-conditioner in the window and barely any heat.
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There's also an air conditioner on board and a heater near the floor.
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A good air conditioner can help make those hot summers much more bearable.
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LG is a bit of a powerhouse in the window air conditioner space.
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Shop lamps and an industrial-sized air-conditioner were plugged into the cords.
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One short term solution: Stop setting your air conditioner to 65 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Trying to sleep during a heat wave is nearly impossible without an air conditioner.
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Frigidaire FFRE669.993S2 25,000 BTU Heavy-Duty Window Air Conditioner — $669.99 See Details via GIPHY
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Barker had put on the air conditioner, but it was not blowing cold air.
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Don't forget to check the puddle of water from condensation behind your air conditioner.
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My air conditioner, for example, automatically resumes its last state after turning back on.
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Experts also pointed out that air conditioner tend to dry and kill insects anyway.
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But what if you're stuck without an air conditioner for a really long time?
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It showed an air cooler, which does not use hydrofluorocarbons, not an air conditioner.
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But the air conditioner was positioned low and limited the ability to arrange furniture.
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I could not sleep at night because of the chill of the air-conditioner.
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If a dehumidifier or air-conditioner offers the feature, use the 'extra dry' setting.
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Can I buy an indoor air-conditioner and deduct the cost from the rent?
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Around the air-conditioner lay bulky plastic sacks holding water bottles filled with urine.
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A similar ratio applies to the three pounds that a car air conditioner uses.
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I'm always hot and even in the winter, we have the air-conditioner on.
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Air conditioner maker Carrier Inc, a unit of United Technologies, said the latest round of tariffs on air conditioner parts "will result in significant price increases for U.S. consumers of U.S.-manufactured HVAC equipment," making them less likely to replace older, inefficient systems.
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You cannot wait for the next heatwave to hit to buy yourself an air conditioner.
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Stickers are the ultimate form of personalization and your air conditioner should reflect your interests.
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Running your air conditioner instead of having the windows open keeps pollen from blowing inside.
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But at least with this EvaSmart 2 Personal Air Conditioner, you can keep your cool.
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The University of Chile Innovation Center is designed to be a giant natural air conditioner
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But don't worry, it's actually fairly easy to buy, install, and enjoy an air conditioner.
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Theoretically, anywhere you have an air conditioner, you have a way to make synthetic fuel.
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What do your television, air conditioner, cable box, and ceiling fan all have in common?
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The Whynter 14,000 BTU Dual Hose Portable Air Conditioner can keep a 700 sq. ft.
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Particle was tasked with adding in sensors to the air conditioner to make maintenance easier.
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With the addition of a window air-conditioner I'm good to work in any season.
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Both companies charge about $279 to remove, clean, store and then reinstall an air-conditioner.
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He also bought an air-conditioner to fit the sleeve in the living room wall.
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"We drove cross-country with no air-conditioner and no radio in July," she said.
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Yes, the kind of drill you use to build furniture and install your air conditioner.
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Because of her tight income, Ms. Ragoo could not afford an air-conditioner last summer.
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The tents are spacious, come fully furnished, and include a small refrigerator and air conditioner.
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EvaChill EV-215.99 personal air conditioner — $79 See Details EvaSMART 2 takes the best of both a humidifier and air conditioner and meshes it into a single device that not only filters out particles and keeps your air clean, but also makes it super cold.
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Air conditioner maker Carrier Inc, a unit of United Technologies Corp, said the latest round of tariffs on air conditioner parts "will result in significant price increases for U.S. consumers of U.S.-manufactured HVAC equipment," making them less likely to replace older, inefficient systems.
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The best part of summer is sitting quietly in your home with the air conditioner on.
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Great news, our air conditioner isn't working at it's going to get to 98 degrees today!
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One, for United Technologies, basically they're swapping out Otis elevator and Carrier air conditioner for Raytheon.
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Ms. Sub Laban said she had never left the apartment and had dismantled the air conditioner.
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An air conditioner rattled in the window and three detectives pecked away on ancient-looking computers.
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For most people, a window unit will be the ideal kind of air conditioner to buy.
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He studied air conditioner repair at a local technical college but dropped out due to boredom.
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Even environmentalists pushing for the transition to the third type don't support premature air conditioner replacements.
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In the future you would be able to control your air conditioner or TV through Bixby.
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The air conditioner in the trailer was not working, and 10 people died from the heat.
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"The moment of truth came when I asked, 'Alexa, turn on the air-conditioner,'" he said.
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But mostly, they're not coming from your air-conditioner, though air-conditioning poses other environmental problems.
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Good news: If your air-conditioner is working properly, it won't release HFCs into the atmosphere.
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Lots of fresh, cool air and no drone from my air conditioner or all the neighbors'.
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This could be ambient sound, like an air-conditioner or the approach of a distant train.
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A grant of $349 from FPWA was used for Mr. Riddick to buy an air-conditioner.
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The sound of the ship's engines was created partly from that of a noisy air-conditioner.
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There's a stand-up bass in the corner and an air conditioner he occasionally tinkers with.
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It is Earth's air conditioner, helping to regulate temperature and weather patterns in the middle latitudes.
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Some light comes through, casting a small glow on the top left of the air conditioner.
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Because everyone knows the only thing cooler than an air conditioner is taking pictures with a Polaroid.
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The question that really matters is: how likely are you to get sick from an air conditioner?
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I was six years old, lying in bed as the air conditioner breeze wafted over my skin.
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However, many modern living situations are better suited for a portable air conditioner or an evaporative cooler.
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I then drove about 20 kilometers [12 miles] away, turned up the air conditioner, and fell asleep.
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For example, don't run your clothes dryer, hair dryer, oven and air conditioner at the same time.
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The best window air conditionersA good air conditioner can help make those hot summers much more bearable.
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The solution, either way: Seek out the nearest air-conditioner or one of the city's cooling centers.
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According to a list of White House rule-making priorities, the air conditioner rules are behind schedule.
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The manager offered water, turned the air conditioner to a lower temperature as he began to mumble.
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More recently, he has called out Carrier, which is shifting air-conditioner production to Mexico from Indiana.
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In the comfort of a blasting air conditioner, I sat inside the press suite watching the game.
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"The idea is to get the best air-conditioner technology in place before this happens," he said.
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Avoid running heat-generating appliances during the day, which can force your air conditioner to work harder.
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At any rate, if they said yes, you'd fight about the air conditioner and the radio stations.
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Drafty windows and gaps under a door can defeat much of the work of an air conditioner.
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That probably has a lower carbon footprint than using the air-conditioner when driving at low speeds.
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Tech Fix Imagine this: When you leave the house, your air conditioner and lights turn off automatically.
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Common goods, including garden hoses, TVs, air conditioner parts, and car parts are now all in shortage.
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Some prefer the hum of the air-conditioner in these summer months, and more structured meals, inside.
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For starters, you&aposll want to consider the air conditioner&aposs BTU – or "British Thermal Unit" — rating.
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He rails about big government, then pulls a big-government move with Carrier, the air-conditioner manufacturer.
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In summer, my condo's high ceilings keep it cool so I don't even need my air conditioner.
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Our previous top pick was an LG air conditioner, and so is our new one — the LG LW8016ER AC.This air conditioner has an 8,000 BTU rating, and LG says it'll cool a room up to 340 square feet in size, which should be more than enough for most people.
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Additionally, forests act like the earth's air conditioner, stabilizing global temperatures, and helping to regulate global weather patterns.
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For the past century, the best technology we've had for coping with heat has been the air conditioner.
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Toward the end of the trip, he shut off the air conditioner and audio system to preserve power.
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And along with destroying her plugged-in air conditioner and television, the strike turned off the women's IPG.
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Look at a photo of this room and you can practically hear the thrum of an air conditioner.
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Here's the thing: Tube tops are the built-in air conditioner your fourth floor walk-up is missing.
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Towards the end of the trip, he shut off the air conditioner and audio system to preserve power.
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"Did you see what was wrong with the air conditioner?" she had the presence of mind to ask.
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It works wonderfully and saves me money by not having to turn on the air conditioner too often.
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Challenge him to the physical fitness challenge of a lifetime — right in your apartment, installing your air conditioner.
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The "clean filter" light on your air conditioner has been on for six weeks and you know it.
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Just don't be surprised L3 rallies your DVR and air conditioner to revolt against attacks on droid rights.
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A lesser-known climate feedback loop, though, is likely mere feet from where you're sitting: the air conditioner.
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Inside, suspects run from the commotion, trying to tear an air conditioner out and escape through a window.
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An urgent $2,000 air-conditioner repair bill, or even a $15,000 roof repair, might arise at any time.
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He takes out the filters from the air conditioner and I wash them and hang them to try.
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In a marriage you don't need to know how to fix the air-conditioner if your wife does.
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"Then, I added an air conditioner, a refrigerator with a six pack, and a coffee maker," he said.
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UTC has been under pressure from activist investors to split the sprawling jet engine-to-air conditioner group.
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Chauhan that heat exhaustion was affecting their oldest son's health, her husband bought an air-conditioner on credit.
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Speculators have ignored repeated warnings by the automotive air conditioner maker, who said the price surge defied fundamentals.
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How might that cause someone to want an air-conditioner if he or she doesn't already have one?
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What to Cook The old air conditioner in my living room window has officially stopped blasting cold air.
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She held her breath and heard only the air-conditioner, the narrator, her own heart in her ears.
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On a stalled 6 train, in a carriage with a busted air conditioner, a collective sigh goes up.
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In his office, with the air-conditioner blasting, Gorriti waited for Mella's reports on Barata's testimony in Brazil.
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When it's warm outside, it reverses directions and acts like an air conditioner, removing heat from your home.
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No matter how powerful the air conditioner is, you still wake up sweaty in the middle of the night.
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"We decided to avoid the room at all costs," and try to let the air conditioner run, Spruill said.
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Fortunately, most people in the United States close their windows when it's hot and crank up the air conditioner.
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One geriatrician told him a home visit revealed that a patient required no medical intervention, just an air conditioner.
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Sony has announced the Reon Pocket, a small cooling device that you can wear like a portable air conditioner.
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Noise from a nearby air conditioner makes the rise and fall of a dramatic music cue impossible to hear.
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Her mother opened the account in her name in 2015 and used it to replace a broken air conditioner.
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In this case, that square gizmo is a heat exchanger that could be used in, say, your air conditioner.
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The Hisense Hi-Smart Portable Air Conditioner satisfies all these conditions with its Alexa integration and its 10,000 BTUs.
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Buy the Hisense Hi-Smart 300-sq ft 115-Volt Portable Air Conditioner (Model # AP10CW1G) for $389 at Walmart
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"The air conditioner caught fire, and I ran out," said Felipe Cardoso, a midfielder with the under-17 side.
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"We are the spearhead of state revenue collection," said Martino, at his temporary office with a misfiring air conditioner.
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The EvaSMART 2, a smart air conditioner-purifier hybrid, will create your own personal microclimate wherever you take it.
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It's also an air conditioner, so you can use it during the summer to keep nice and cool, too.
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The air conditioner efficiency standards will likely cost manufacturers millions to comply with, but save consumers even more money.
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And then on Friday, head outside to the grill — or stay inside with your broiler and the air-conditioner.
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Carrier announced plans in February to close an air conditioner factory in Indianapolis with the loss of 1,400 jobs.
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You want a whiff of that subatomic particle's terroir before pouring it into an air conditioner or a phone.
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To meet growing orders, the Osaka-based air-conditioner maker increased shipments from its Thai factory by 50 percent.
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I do pack a pair of earplugs, as the noise from the air conditioner can be a bit loud.
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Workers busily attended to the production of air conditioner units while Mr. Trump toured the plant with local officials.
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If needles aren't your thing, cleaning the filter of your air-conditioner or furnace can keep indoor air cleaner.
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If needles aren't your thing, cleaning the filter of your air conditioner or furnace can keep indoor air cleaner.
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On Thursday, the air conditioner was running and flip-flops were arrayed outside, but no one answered the door.
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Ms. Agarabi recommends using this sizing calculator by Energy Star to find the right air-conditioner for your space.
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The water arrives chilled because it condensed on the cool surfaces of the air-conditioner coils, Mr. Rollinger said.
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The two companies sold a range of products, including refrigerators, air-conditioner units and television screens and other electronics.
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How many air-conditioner units are predicted worldwide by midcentury, according to a report by the International Energy Agency?
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Low-income residents can apply for a free air-conditioner through the Home Energy Assistance Program by calling 311.
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I've been surprised by home costs including everything from an emergency plumber visit to an unexpected air conditioner repair.
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The owners of the kennel pleaded guilty in a case claiming the air conditioner in the room wasn't maintained.
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The machine, which costs eighteen thousand dollars, looks like a large air-conditioner and sounds like a jet engine.
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He particularly liked the scene where I had him putting in an air conditioner for Izzy [his affair partner].
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Who among us hasn't wished for a personal, private air conditioner during our climate change-addled world's increasingly brutal summers?
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The car's air conditioner can be turned on remotely before it's time to start driving so that it's comfortable inside.
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In this case, ice is the battery that allows an air conditioner to shift its time of peak power consumption.
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I, for one, would love it if my air conditioner kicked into gear 15 minutes before I arrived at home.
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With the policy, consumers would pay on average $1,191.29 a year for their air conditioner, compared to $1,197.74 without it.
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Go deeper: How your air conditioner gets caught up in regulations Business clashes with Trump over Obama-era climate treaty
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It had 303,100 square feet, an attic, fan and no air conditioner in hot Arkansas, and a screened-in porch.
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And summer means sweltering heat from which there is but one relief: the cool, refreshing breeze from an air conditioner.
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Its services also now include air conditioner and washing machine cleanings, as well as same-day bookings in some markets.
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Fours hours after exiting the car with the air conditioner blowing, Barker returned to find her daughter, Cheyenne Hyer, unresponsive.
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The Whynter Elite 12,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner makes cooling easier with 24-hour programming and wheels for enhanced mobility.
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GE Appliance says users can turn the air conditioner on and off and adjust the temperature through Apple's Home app.
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Cynics will point out that this sounds more like a struggling air conditioner than an epic call of the wild.
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It was an unusually humid day in early June and the air conditioner in the building appeared to be malfunctioning.
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Plus, he had finally broken down in the past few days and bought an air-conditioner for his Brooklyn loft.
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Her landlord wants to charge her $50 a month for the privilege of using her own window-unit air-conditioner.
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Inside, the 230-euro-per-night room had barely enough space for our luggage and a purely decorative air-conditioner.
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But they didn't anticipate they would still have to fight the intense heat with fans and portable air conditioner units.
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For cars, accessory makers offer wireless charging mounts that can be attached to air-conditioner vents or CD player slots.
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You could also install a window-unit air conditioner and ventilate the apartment with the fan or A/C setting.
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They grabbed Franklin and went inside, where the air-conditioner ran full blast in a losing battle with the heat.
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I sometimes sat in the open window — there was no air-conditioner — as a fan blew hot air past me.
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EvaChill EV-500 Personal Air Conditioner — $67.15 See Details If you miss the days of old-school Super Mario Bros.
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This morning the HVAC company I have a service plan with is coming to inspect our air conditioner first thing.
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She recommends setting the air-conditioner to 83 degrees, which will keep you cool without raising energy bills too much.
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An air-conditioner that isn't powerful enough won't effectively cool your home and could end up inflating your power bill.
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He pointed to a metal pipe in a shopping cart filled with scrap metal, aluminum cans and an air-conditioner.
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Then Kevin Sr. tries to fix the man's air-conditioner and ends up falling off the roof, crushing his host.
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We didn't plan on the rats in the attic, worn-out air conditioner part, or non-functioning water softener, however.
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Shaker, which as an air conditioner and appliance distributor could benefit from faster home building, rose 20.2 percent on Monday.
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This little gadget is designed to make your air conditioner as efficient and cost-effective as possible without compromising your comfort.
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Here are some excellent suggestions on how to decorate you air conditioner so it can look as cool as it feels.
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About halfway through the movie, Marcus is fixing the air conditioner in Sasha's home when she gets on a business call.
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Typically, the EvaPolar evaLIGHT Air Conditioner retails for $199, but it's currently on sale for only $149 — a savings of 25%.
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The Klug Air can also use sensor technology to automatically regulate air-conditioner settings based on the environmental and user patterns.
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All images: Adam Clark EstesThe first time I saw the new Frigidaire Gallery Cool Connect smart air conditioner my jaw dropped.
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But first: UTX still plans to complete the previously-announced spin-outs of its Otis elevator and Carrier air conditioner businesses.
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The loft is newly renovated with walnut floors, and has central air conditioner and exposed brick walls, according to the listing.
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The back of the FF 91 hummed quietly, but when we got close, we could hear the air-conditioner compressor running.
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Or how Barbra Streisand preached energy efficiency and then was caught, gasp, running her air conditioner when she wasn't at home?
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This month Saudis accustomed to leaving on the air-conditioner when going on holiday will receive dearer electricity and water bills.
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HomeKit also allows users to create "scenes," so you can use the air conditioner in combination with other HomeKit-compatible products.
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But they didn't anticipate they would still have to fight the intense heat with fans and portable air conditioner units. Gov.
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Go deeper: Industry touts economic gains of Obama's climate policy to Trump; How your air conditioner plays catch-up to regulations
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It comes complete with a "comfortable bed, soft pillows, sheets, and a portable wireless air conditioner," according to the Airbnb listing.
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But he quickly realized that the solar power supply was not nearly robust enough, especially when the air-conditioner was on.
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On her monthly income of $1257, a combination of Social Security and a pension, she could not afford an air-conditioner.
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Throw out your air-conditioner, or at the very least use it only when your health or life depends on it.
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My room was huge, with two big balconies overlooking the city and, thankfully, a mostly functioning heirloom of an air conditioner.
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Of course, even the most efficient air-conditioner is inefficient in a home that leaks the conditioned air to the outdoors.
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But just the thought of looking for a new air-conditioner is enough to make you break out in a sweat.
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Look for an air-conditioner with an Energy Star label, indicating that it is more efficient than required by government standards.
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With all of that in mind, here are some guidelines to help you find the right air-conditioner for your home.
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Their leader, the second emir, was fat and well kept, his house cooled by an air-conditioner powered by a generator.
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When it became unbearable, he bought a portable air-conditioner and carved a hole in his wall for the exhaust hose.
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Embr's co-founder and CEO Sam Shames described it to me as a mini air conditioner or heater on your wrist.
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"They might be in their apartment alone and the heat builds up and they don't have an air conditioner," said Baldwin.
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The air-conditioner, which cools the broadcast booths at the top rim of the structure, and the transmitter have been relocated.
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An air-conditioner recently broke at one of his properties, and he was waiting to hear back on the repair cost.
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And its vast tree canopy serves as an "air conditioner" for the planet, scientists say, influencing global temperature and rainfall patterns.
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The child is shown wearing a diaper as he inched along the window and climbed on top of the air conditioner.
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Big Western department store chains have learned to pit manufacturers against one another — and China is full of air-conditioner manufacturers.
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Wendy and her husband, José, have both found work — he with an air-conditioner contractor and she cleaning a private home.
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A sweltering summer in the country fueled an increase in air-conditioner sales for Samsung's consumer electronics division, according to Kim.
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It's been called camouflage to confuse big predators, an identity signal to other zebras and a kind of wearable air conditioner.
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The chemicals could seep into a vent that is not adequately sealed, or be sucked inside by a hotel air conditioner.
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So I went into my tiny little apartment with no air conditioner and wrote a 20-page assessment of the PC industry.
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Your nose and nasal cavity function as your personal air conditioner, warming and moistening air before it reaches your lower respiratory tract.
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That sticky season of infatuation, we sat in front of the panting air conditioner, shucked our clothes, and studied each other's skin.
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The truck's trailer also didn't have a working air conditioner system, San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Hood said in a news briefing.
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After they protested, the building's air conditioner stopped working—it was the middle of August—and trash was left to pile up.
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Instead of precariously balancing an air conditioner in your window, imagine how cool you'd be standing underneath a jet engine ceiling fan.
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That said, my air conditioner was busted during a nasty heatwave and we had to go out of town for two days.
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Before you know it, the bitter winds will be drifting away and you'll be trying to buy an air conditioner off Craigslist.
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To retrofit an air conditioner to capture CO2 and turn it into fuel, you'd need a rather extensive overhaul of the components.
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Hire a professional to service your air conditioner and HVAC system — and remind yourself to replace filters every three months, says Woroch.
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One shop offers a paper wall-unit air conditioner, presumably for relatives who may be in the lower reaches of the hereafter.
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The LG 8,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner is easy on the eyes and your wallet, but it keeps your 200 sq. ft.
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Here's what else is happening: The air conditioner can chill for a day — we're getting a short break from a balmy week.
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DELHI — A thrill goes down Lane 12, C Block, Kamalpur every time another working-class family brings home its first air-conditioner.
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Here, our photographer Eddie Hausner captured Myra Pagan, left, and her sister Alma installing an air-conditioner in their New Jersey apartment.
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I had installed an air-conditioner in my loft apartment without permission and they wanted to discuss the situation without me present.
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One small complaint: Over the summer, condensation from an air-conditioner above dripped onto hers, so she taped a towel on top.
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DUCTLESS MINI-SPLIT AIR-CONDITIONER If central air is not an option, a ductless mini-split system may be your best bet.
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A humidifier, an infrared heater, scent emitters and an air-conditioner suffused the space with shifting notes of sensuality, discomfort and nostalgia.
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The air conditioner was a little loud, but you can turn it off or use it for white noise like I did.
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The LG LW8016ER Air Conditioner is the best window AC you can buy, with its three cooling speeds and built-in dehumidifier.
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The Friedrich Chill Series Window Air Conditioner comes in several different sizes with BTU ratings that run from 5,150 to 24,000 BTU.
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Gree Electric Appliances, China's largest air conditioner manufacturer, gained 2 percent after the company scrapped plans to acquire a lithium battery producer.
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When the meteorological department warned of yet another punishing summer on the way, Vora decided it was time to buy an air conditioner.
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Last year, a crane in Midtown Manhattan dropped an air-conditioner that weighed several tons, sending it some 30 stories to the street.
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Running the air conditioner in very hot weather can cut fuel economy by five to 25 percent, according to the Department of Energy.
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I wished it was actually snow, though, because that would have cooled us off since there was no air conditioner on the bus.
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Richard BenthamAssociate Professor, Biology, Flinders University, with a focus on Legionella and Legionnaire's disease controlIt depends on the disease, and the air-conditioner.
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It's very similar to the air-conditioner in your car, which uses the radiator to cool the refrigerant that gives you cool air.
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Kimberly Dunn, 35, was accused of shooting her estranged husband in the testicles after he tried to take an air conditioner from her.
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The Department of Energy says replacing a dirty air filter can reduce your air conditioner&aposs energy consumption by up to 15 percent.
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In the summer, flushed cheeks mean you just ran up a flight of stairs after hopping off the crowded, air conditioner-free subway.
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LG's air conditioner and home appliance businesses accounted for the biggest chunk of operating profit and its TV business contributed about a third.
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It will also continue its industrial air conditioner business and supply room air-conditioners to Havells as a third-party vendor, it added.
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We calculate that the seven worst provinces have about 21.6% of GDP, 212% of property new starts and 2980% of air conditioner production.
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It can then use that data to trigger devices that are plugged in to it, such as a fan, humidifier, or air conditioner.
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Mom kept the fan in her room mostly, and the air conditioner parasited onto the back window behind the TV was rusted shut.
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Either way, you'll get 25% off the regular price of $256, reducing the price of the evaSmart Personal Air Conditioner to just $192.
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I turn the air conditioner on while I get ready for work, packing a lunch of veggie sausage, nuts, and a chocolate bar.
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It combines the functionality of an air conditioner and a humidifier, creating a comfortable personal climate for you (at work or at home).
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Hisense today announced new Amazon Alexa integrations for two of its appliance products: its Wi-Fi-connected HiSmart air conditioner and HiSmart dehumidifier.
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And now that summer's here, I want the same thing for my air conditioner, with all of its many additional features and modes.
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He said the storm caused more than $100,000 in damage after it wrecked part of the building and the rooftop air conditioner units.
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TL;DR: You can get a powerful, factory reconditioned LG 8,000 BTU portable air conditioner for $219 — $80 off its usual price tag.
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Its laptop unit closed last year, and the air conditioner lines run a single shift per day, down from two earlier this year.
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Lastly (but perhaps most importantly), be sure to keep in mind the acronym "BTU" while you're hunting down the right portable air conditioner.
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Air conditioner maker Noritz fell 1.1 percent after Deutsche Bank cut its target price while heating appliance maker Rinnai Corp slid 2.4 percent.
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"It's easier for people to bring in a personal heater if they're cold than to bring in a personal air conditioner," says Stein.
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Earlier in the day, Trump and Pence visited Indiana, where they touted the president-elect's role in convincing air conditioner maker Carrier Corp.
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The agreement was less than a complete victory for Trump, as the air conditioner maker will still send an estimated 1,300 jobs there.
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A hush fell over the room, except for an insistent low rumble that you could hear above the hum of the air-conditioner.
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When the boy asks if they're poor, she says no and points out their various luxuries -- a laptop, a TV, an air conditioner.
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So when my air conditioner broke a few weeks ago, I wasn't happy — and I sure as hell didn't feel like having sex.
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She climbed onto the bed and tossed the laundry into the crib, then crawled to the window and switched on the air-conditioner.
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The Dyson Bladeless Heater isn't just a great heater and air conditioner — it's beautifully designed, too, so it'll fit well in any room.
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While you could get the Dyson AM09 for your heater/air conditioner combo, you may not want to spend the money for it.
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On a basic budgeting level, that means that we should stop being surprised by the failed air-conditioner or the $800 auto repair.
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In the summer, it makes sense to do the opposite: set your air conditioner or fan to shut off in the morning. 5.
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At a sprawling Home Depot store in central Montreal, about 20 shoppers were seen fighting this week over the last remaining air- conditioner.
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Those scorching days of midsummer, when every air-conditioner in a hundred-mile radius is cranking at full blast, are hard on utilities.
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But the air-conditioner was initially broken and the shelter unit was a studio, meaning the small family no longer had any privacy.
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"Your refrigerator, your air-conditioner, anything with freon, it all burns to ash," said Dr. Karen Relucio, a Napa County public health officer.
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"Twenty-one percent of the total world electricity growth is coming from the need to meet the growth of air-conditioner electricity demand."
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If you are using an air-conditioner, make sure it is recirculating rather than drawing polluted air from the outside, Dr. Moline said.
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WHEN TO LEAVE AN AIR-CONDITIONER IN THE WINDOW Window units pose two main problems: They diminish natural light and cause a draft.
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This portable air conditioner can help take the edge off the summer heat, and greatly reduces the risk of dripping on passerby below.
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If you want a truly quiet air conditioner, you'll want to keep looking, and perhaps be willing to spend a little more cash.
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She turned all the machines off, save for one air-conditioner, and in the new quiet the television narrator's voice was painfully loud.
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If either had been in use, the device and its accessories could have met the same fate as her TV and air conditioner.
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The heat can be oppressive, he said as he stood by an industrial-scale air-conditioner that showed a temperature of 95 degrees.
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There is also a furnace, a 110-volt, 6,000 BTU air conditioner, and multiple 12-volt accessory outlets and USB outlets on board.
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Between his body heat and the comforter, I had already sweat through most of the summer even with my air conditioner on blast.
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Melissa Perry and her husband, pictured above, were able to pay for a new air conditioner in full thanks to their emergency fund.
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But in 2008, Carrier put them into a joint venture with Midea, one of Chigo's main rivals in the Chinese air-conditioner industry.
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We calculate that the seven worst provinces have about 40% of GDP, 40% of property new starts and 227% of air conditioner production.
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Not the dreadful kind of discomfort that comes from fearing cops, but the kind of "uncomfortable" that comes with a broken air conditioner.
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TL;DR: The cooling LG 8,0003 BTU portable air conditioner (factory reconditioned) is on sale for $209, saving you $90 off the list price.
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There's also a timer, so you can schedule the air conditioner to turn on before you arrive home or shut off after you leave.
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We've got bed skirts to make beds more appealing, tree skirts to make Christmas trees more appealing, so why not make air conditioner skirts?
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It threw out the back seats and air conditioner, and used carbon fiber to bring the car's weight down to just over 623,000 pounds.
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Raucous drinkers, the thump of the bass from the building, and the sound of my air conditioner create a cacophony nearly impossible to ignore.
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" They also said that at one point they believed the air conditioner in their room might have played a role because it smelled "strange.
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Heck, the humidity alone is enough to make anyone feel the urge to strip naked and strap an air conditioner unit to their body.
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"Every tree we plant works as an air conditioner," forest engineer Carlos Rossetti, a researcher at University of Brasilia, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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People sitting in my vicinity thought an air conditioner had turned on; this is not a laptop that is kind to shared work spaces.
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LG is the biggest Weave partner, putting it inside an air conditioner, a washer and dryer, a refrigerator, a security camera, and wireless speakers.
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Luckily, all you have to do is swap your space heater for your air conditioner, and nothing need change — except for what you're watching.
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The LG Mosquito Away Television works along the lines of the company's air conditioner introduced in Indonesia in 2009 and in India in 2014.
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The true test of any air conditioner, of course, is whether or not it can cool down your living space and keep it cool.
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You might also be able to claim that a broken air-conditioner leads to unbearable heat, breaching the warranty of habitability, a state law.
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One of Trump's most recent forays was his intervention into the Carrier air-conditioner company's proposed transfer of jobs from the U.S. to Mexico.
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Once the landlord begins collecting the surcharge, your friend will not be allowed to take out the air-conditioner to get the surcharge removed.
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Everyone can buy a cheaper air-conditioner when Carrier debarks for a lower-cost country, but a few hundred people will lose their livelihoods.
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Coming from the Northwest, I had never had an air conditioner, and I didn't think I could afford one (or the higher electric bills).
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WHEN (AND HOW) TO TAKE IT OUT If your apartment gets drafty or your light is limited, you probably want the air-conditioner out.
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The accidental and unintentional sounds of everyday life, from coughs to faraway sirens to the hum of an air conditioner, become the piece itself.
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Small enough to fit right on your desk, this air conditioner is sure to cool bring you comfort and relief from overpowering office heat.
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A bit different type of heat applies to 36D, "Some summer expenses," which definitely takes some crosses to solve as ACCOSTS ("AC" = air-conditioner).
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Bonus tip: If you use one during the warmer months, a quiet window air conditioner can operate as an effective white noise machine. Earplugs.
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I haven't tested them on an airplane (the best test in my opinion) but they dialed down the droning of my air conditioner excellently.
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RADCLIFF, Ky. — A purring air-conditioner and the distant warble of a television acted as a sonata on a stifling May afternoon in 2012.
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I know what it's like to have to figure out how to find the money to fix the air conditioner that broke last night.
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Unless you're lucky enough to live somewhere with central AC, thinking ahead about a window air conditioner needs to be on your to-do list.
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But a closer look reveals each member has an extra "instrument" in their musical arsenal -- a long, plastic tube commonly found in air-conditioner units.
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The only solution is to wipe his memory, returning it to the original timeline where he died after an air conditioner fell on his head.
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Another brother, the owner of an air conditioner business, switched from turban to baseball cap, having concluded that his traditional appearance might drive away customers.
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To withstand the intense summer heat, they also gave them wet rags and refilled their gas tank so they could keep the air conditioner on.
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There was a pile of wigs in the corner, bras by the air conditioner and a water bottle shaped like a penis on the nightstand.
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Lennox — Lennox fell 5.3% after the air-conditioner maker cut its guidance and missed Wall Street's earnings estimates for the second quarter, citing colder temperatures.
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TL;DR: You can get the energy-efficient EvaChill EV-500 personal air conditioner for $79 — a savings of 20% off its usual price tag.
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As a result, I spent a lot of time in my car, wishing I had a better air conditioner, waiting for Salat to be over.
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When it's hot out, you're basically doomed to be uncomfortable unless you have an air conditioner, or you actually enjoy sweating all your fluids out.
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Those to be left out could be identified by their ownership of a car, air-conditioner, large bank balance—or a mansion covered in bougainvillaea.
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"We can beat it by getting inside near an air conditioner, staying hydrated by drinking lots of water and wearing moisture-wicking clothes," Brink said.
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A large hose is attached to the AC and you install it in the window to exhaust all the hot air the air conditioner produces.
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The 6 billion rupee IPO of air conditioner maker Amber Enterprises India Ltd was subscribed over 3.6 times by the second day of the sale.
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This Bangladeshi invention, dubbed the Eco-Cooler, is a zero-electricity air conditioner that uses repurposed plastic bottles to draw cool air into tin huts.
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The Frigidaire 12,000 BTU Smart Portable Air Conditioner is Wi-Fi ready, sends you notifications, and works with smart home systems and Alexa voice controls.
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Texas, with its searing summer heat, has enjoyed some of the biggest savings nationwide as a result of air conditioner improvements stimulated by the standards.
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LG's Mosquito Away air conditioner targeted the malaria-causing anopheles mosquito, but said it should not be the only measure one should take against mosquitoes.
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In your car, make sure to keep the windows up and turn your air conditioner to the setting that recirculates air to reduce your exposure.
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The roar of the air-conditioner and the cold pressing down were the only things that kept his soul from slipping out of his body.
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You can create your own air conditioner by using a fan, 3/8 copper coil, a water pump, ice, cooler box and a plastic pipe.
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Among the signifiers of a New York summer—the Mister Softee jingle, air-conditioner droplets messing up your hair—is the sound of blank verse.
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" — Kimmie Lipscomb, 35, Upper West Side, Manhattan "What I like best about fall is turning off the air-conditioner (finally!) and throwing open the windows.
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Uninjured, Mr. Gill ran outside and asked the neighbors to call 911, then ran to the living room window and pulled out the air-conditioner.
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They were supposed to marry at Ramscale Studio, a loft space in the West Village, but the air-conditioner broke four days before the wedding.
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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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Pushed into the purchase by the coming heat, she bought the air-conditioner over the weekend, claiming one of the last units at the store.
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The carnivorous dinosaur had something akin to an air conditioner in its skull, according to a new study published Wednesday in the The Anatomical Record.
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A six-member SWAT team arrived at the house, where Mr. Dawkins had barricaded the bedroom door with a mini-refrigerator and an air conditioner.
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My husband reminds me not to turn on the air conditioner or central fan in our house because it will bring in smoke from outside.
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LG LW23ER 8,000 BTU Window Mounted Air Conditioner — $186.14 See Details If you have slightly less space to cool or are trying to drop as little dough as possible, there's a well-reviewed option for that: the Haier 210.3,250 BTU Window Air Conditioner is a small but mighty window unit that can easily get the job done in closer quarters, up to 2699.99 square feet.
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She left the car running with the air conditioner on to combat the 100-degree temperature, but the vent wasn't blowing cold air, CBS News reported.
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Ingersoll-Rand jumped after the Wall Street Journal reported Gardner Denver Holdings Inc is nearing a deal to acquire a unit of the air conditioner maker.
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On August 11, Tiffani Williams, 35, woke up to the smell of smoke coming from an air conditioner that burst into flames in her aunt's bedroom.
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She left the car running with the air conditioner on to combat the 73-degree temperature, but the vent wasn't blowing cold air, CBS News reports.
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I nicknamed the upper-left corner "Antarctica" because it was closest to the air conditioner and was the best place to curl up for a nap.
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She left the car running with the air conditioner on to combat the 100-degree temperature, but the vent wasn't blowing cold air, CBS News reported.
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Even Carrier, the air conditioner manufacturer that gave Trump something to brag about by keeping 800 jobs in the U.S., said they're investing in more automation.
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"I thought, if I brought a cooler full of ice, drove six hours with the air conditioner blasting, it might be possible," Klein, 50, tells PEOPLE.
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A portable air conditioner is a free-standing, rolling floor A/C unit that vents hot air out of an exhaust host connected to a window.
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Once connected, the little drone can remotely control your TV, audio equipment, and air conditioner, or it can use a laser light to distract your pet.
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The show is not a wholly immersive experience; rather, the more decorative elements throw the gallery's linoleum floors, air conditioner, and exposed lighting into humorous relief.
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There is an air conditioner, a shower, three narrow steel trolleys to carry bodies and a refrigerator, which once stored beer for the local Lions club.
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You'll be hard pressed to replicate the cold air hit to your face, like in real life, but then again there's always the office air-conditioner.
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Ms. Nelson would have joined the Bible study on any other Wednesday, but on that sweltering night she drove home to meet an air-conditioner repairman.
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The decision by the American air conditioner maker Carrier to keep some jobs from being relocated to Mexico comes as its industry faces scrutiny over pollution.
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See, prior to the air conditioner reaching homes around the country, architects had to think more creatively about keeping people cool when options were more limited.
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Or you can fly a drone into the facility's air conditioner on the rooftop, which would cause the data center to quickly overheat and break down.
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He told VICE News that when the power went out, they had to stop operating in the main emergency room because the air conditioner wasn't working.
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We lived our normal life, running the central air-conditioner, charging our electric car, and doing a lot of laundry with the electric washer and dryer.
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The air-conditioner was off — it interfered with the quality of the recordings — and the air was dense with humidity that no one seemed bothered by.
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The 5,000 BTU hOmeLabs Window Air Conditioner is easy to use and great for smaller rooms, but the best thing about it is its budget-friendliness.
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The decision by the American air-conditioner maker Carrier to keep some jobs from being relocated to Mexico comes as its industry faces scrutiny over pollution.
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He got the idea for the study while enduring a 2015 heat wave in an apartment in San Diego with no air-conditioner in the bedroom.
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They also liked that it wasn't on a main road and that the landlord replaced the air conditioner and pool heater right before they moved in.
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Ice bucket water and recycled air conditioner water is used for washing floors and general cleaning, and linen tablecloths and napkins have been done away with.
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Fire Department officials said they were investigating whether the fire was linked to the family's air-conditioner, which neighbors said was located on the first floor.
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Fire inspectors looked at the house on Tuesday afternoon, and said they believed the fire had started in the house's attic, next to the air conditioner.
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EVERY 23 seconds out pops a washing machine, a television and an air-conditioner from the modern production lines in Setif, 22014km (20193 miles) east of Algiers.
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" According to UTC, "air conditioner sales have increased more than 20% per decade in the developing world 1990 - 2010 in response to increasing temperatures and increasing wealth.
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According to Angie's List, a ceiling fan costs about a penny per hour when in use, as compared to 36 cents per hour for an air conditioner.
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In this week's best of Gizmodo, we have other tech mysteries of varying levels of malevolence to investigate: Is your air conditioner actually a deadly disease incubator?
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I wish I could do it with my lights, my TV, my fan, my air conditioner, and every other gadget plugged into my smart home setup, too.
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Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence struck a deal this week with Carrier to keep the Indiana air conditioner manufacturer from moving 1,000 jobs to Mexico.
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Seemingly pulling design cues from Sonos' wifi speakers, the Gallery Cool Connect Room air conditioner is one of only a few smart-cooling options for apartment-dwellers.
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Well, apparently Sony is crowdfunding a portable wearable air conditioner/heater so you can flip the bird to mother nature and live your best, climate-controlled life.
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In that case, experts recommend relying on something other than a fan or an open fridge door for your primary indoor cooling setup — namely, an air conditioner.
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Ashis Paul's eco-cooler is a zero-electricity air conditioner that uses repurposed plastic bottles to draw cool air into tin huts, in the absence of electricity.
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In the next few weeks LG's washing machine and dryer, refrigerator, oven, air purifier, air conditioner and robotic vacuum will be available to use through Google Assistant.
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Even better news – every major air-conditioner company in the U.S., as well as the Chamber of Commerce, have voiced strong support for the Kigali Amendment. Why?
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Ms. Christopher, who said she received workers' compensation from her former employer, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and disability benefits, said she ordered an air-conditioner from Costco.
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Every time government salaries are raised, he said, air-conditioner purchases surge, as civil servants gain confidence that they will be able to pay higher electric bills.
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He transported a 100-pound block, divided into four brown paper bags, with the windows closed and the air conditioner recirculating the air inside his pickup truck.
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Two pairs of jeans dried on a clothesline stretched across the roof, and his pet guinea pig, Comet, nibbled carrots and pellets beside an air-conditioner unit.
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Practically speaking, if enough of your neighbors buy an air-conditioner it may increase the temperature in your home enough to drive you to do the same.
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But whether it's a flower pot, an air conditioner or patio furniture, property owners are required to properly secure any items placed on their facades or balconies.
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In addition, we've just begun to tackle hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which air conditioner and refrigerator manufacturers turned to when they were blocked from CFCs, on a global scale.
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She seems like the sort of woman who might moonlight as a motivational speaker — who can code and French braid and perhaps also install your air conditioner.
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They are meant to be kept cool and dry by two air-conditioners, but one air-conditioner is broken and there is no money to fix it.
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Plug an air conditioner or fan into the Glow C, and have it automatically come on whenever your room needs fresh air or is getting uncomfortably hot.
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He's already used his new bully pulpit to convince air-conditioner manufacturer Carrier to scale back announced job cuts as part of a shift in manufacturing to Mexico.
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After all, it's a lot to ask for a single unified solution designed to control a door lock, air conditioner and window shades all at the same time.
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He is there to fix her air conditioner; she's there to subtly remind him of her success and remember whose fault it was that they fell out (his).
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That way they can keep the air conditioner blasting away in their absence and not have to suffer a few minutes' stickiness upon return while the temperature falls.
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After all, it's not helpful if your app tries to turn your air conditioner off when you're trying to turn it on because you used a remote once.
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Whirlpool's portable room dehumidifier is on sale for 25% off, while Whynter's dual hose portable air conditioner is discounted for $414.00, which is 31% off its retail price.
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The car owner decided to take a look under the hood of his Dodge Journey, which he recently purchased used, when his air conditioner started making strange sounds.
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Noise cancelation is great for eliminating the hum of an air conditioner or quieting a noisy airplane cabin, but it tends to let voices and sudden noises through.
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I do live in a very loud city, in an apartment with a loud air conditioner, and work in an office where bloggers have been known to shout.
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She struts out of the museum, and then rounds the corner to unjam the air conditioner, which she clearly had broken so that Rolo would drink her poison.
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That's why the deal he clinched to keep 1,000 jobs at the Carrier air conditioner plant in Indiana announced last week was such a political win for Trump.
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Right now at Walmart, you can get a factory refurbished LG 0003,000-BTU Portable Air Conditioner for $219 — which is $80 down from its original price of $299.
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Go deeper: Read my two Harder Line columns on this topic: Why industry is backing the policy, and how your air conditioner is caught up in all this.
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After an air conditioner plant received praise from the Trump administration for keeping manufacturing in the US, it ended up firing all the employees it sought to save.
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The Remo device syncs with the AC unit remote and then essentially becomes a web-connected, location-aware interpreter between the air conditioner and the Remo smartphone app.
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The morning before he was to arrive a hotel in Las Vegas, his staff summoned the hotel engineer to jury-rig the air-conditioner to the required temperature.
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After the presidential election, Trump announced that Carrier, an air conditioner and furnace manufacturer, would keep 800 jobs at an Indiana factory that were previous slated to end.
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At a checkpoint outside Igualada, Jordi Morente, an air-conditioner technician who has been stranded in the town, said that he wanted the whole of Catalonia sealed off.
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The biggest model he had in stock this week was a $2,300 machine that can run a refrigerator, some lights, a washing machine — but not an air conditioner.
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The LG LW1516ER Air Conditioner doesn't just offer great cooling modes and a high-quality dehumidifier, it's also able to cool big rooms with up to 153,000 BTU.
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He had paid $50 yesterday to have his air-conditioner checked at an electronics repair shop in Williamsburg to make sure it would be ready for the heat.
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Just as lecturing the noise bully about the Constitution wouldn't have persuaded him to move his air-conditioner, so a surge in neighborly decency won't solve political polarization.
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The Alexa-enabled appliances will allow customers to control settings with their voice like the temperature on an air conditioner or starting a load of laundry, Sears said.
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One such high-profile death occurred this past June when a police dog in central California died in a patrol car when the air conditioner malfunctioned, according to UPI.
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When the air quality is poor, health experts recommend staying inside, closing windows to keep out smoky air, and using an air-conditioner with a recirculation option, if possible.
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He has put up a wall in his air-conditioner factory to make a separate space for women, and has moved it several times as their numbers have grown.
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This can help guide them on how to fix or assemble something such as a dashboard or an air conditioner repair, highlighting the appropriate part at the right time.
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That's the shrewd political logic behind President-elect Donald Trump's deliberately overly-publicized deal to keep about 1,000 jobs at air conditioner maker Carrier here in the United States.
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Focus on the parts of your house you want to make a little cleverer (like your air conditioner) and leave the rest in blissful ignorance for the time being.
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The president-elect has boasted that he was able convince air-conditioner manufacturer Carrier to scale back announced job cuts as part of a shift to manufacturing to Mexico.
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In short, if you see the logo on an AC unit, you can definitely send it through to the next round of "America's Next Top Air Conditioner" for consideration.
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The second largest U.S. automaker said starting November 1, dealers will reprogram the air conditioner, replace the liftgate drain valves and inspect sealing of the rear of the vehicle.
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Ingersoll-Rand shares jumped 6.5 percent after the Wall Street Journal reported Gardner Denver Holdings Inc is nearing a deal to acquire a unit of the air conditioner maker.
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A moment later, the teenage web-slinger drops down through an air conditioner vent right above the counter, grabs his coffee, and then zips back up through the ceiling.
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Trapped under an air-conditioner for three weeks, the dog survived off rainwater that fell in front of him in Marsh Harbour, a neighborhood on the Great Abaco Island.
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Battery Park City, Manhattan With July, and all the sweltering heat it brings, less than a week away, I can understand why you would want a functioning air-conditioner.
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He fixes the air-conditioner and then, when your lease expires, he does not offer you a new one — which is his prerogative, because you're a market-rate tenant.
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When he returned from training with Carrier, an air conditioner maker now owned by United Technologies, the elder Huang vowed to send Jensen and his older brother to America.
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The place was freezing because they kept the air conditioner on all the time, and each child was given a mat and an aluminum blanket to keep themselves warm.
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It features a dead fish laying across a table next to an ashtray of a hundred cigarette butts in front of an air conditioner awkwardly crammed below a window.
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Light filters into the room through the jacaranda outside, the vent of the air-conditioner that overhangs the balcony, and the shutters that aren't quite pressed to the wall.
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BARBARA MATTER, New York I'm a folk singer/songwriter who has the great good fortune of having one of my songs, "Air Conditioner," sung by Sutton Foster in concert.
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His report noted that the air-conditioner, a window unit, was emitting "audible pure tones," he said, and may have been improperly mounted, shaking the framing of the building.
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We've officially entered the stretch of summer where it's no longer fun to be outside and all you want to do is cuddle up to the nearest air conditioner.
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Mr. Trump has also claimed credit for keeping manufacturing jobs in Indianapolis after Carrier, an air-conditioner company, said it would have to move jobs from there to Mexico.
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Soon after his election, he claimed credit for persuading Carrier, the air-conditioner company, to keep 1,000 jobs in Indiana that it had previously planned to move to Mexico.
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These are the best window air conditioners:Best AC overall: LG LW000ER Air Conditioner Best in multiple sizes: Friedrich Chill Series CP08G10B Window Air ConditionerBest for large rooms: LG LW1516ER Air ConditionerBest smart AC: LG 115V Dual Inverter Smart Window Air Conditioner — (14,000 BTU, 18,000 BTU, 22,000 BTU)Best for small rooms: hOmelabs Window Air ConditionerBest hack to make your AC smart: Belkin WeMo Mini Smart PlugPrices and links are current as of 1/27/2020.
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Businesses affected by the policy, including air-conditioner manufacturers and chemical makers, support it largely because they stand to benefit financially with new products coming online to comply with it.
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In 1958, with an air conditioner ripped from the dashboard of a car, Knedlik built a machine that would freeze carbonated soft drinks and dispense them in a sippable form.
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The new Nest Thermostat E, like its predecessor, is a smart thermostat that promises to save you money by learning your habits and adjusting your air conditioner or furnace accordingly.
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The big issue comes down to the condensation, and the potential for biofilms to develop inside the air conditioner, and for the fan to disseminate those bacteria into the air.
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The evaLIGHT air conditioner is a tiny, portable cube that is designed to cool the air in your personal area, up to around a 3- to 4-square meter radius.
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When I moved to New York, I signed up for a card with a promotional 0% APR and used it for everything: my air conditioner, my bed, my kitchen sink.
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From Abbi and Ilana's impromptu drum performance in the park to Abbi's desperate hunt for an air conditioner, the first three seasons are full of iconic New York summer experiences.
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For instance, I set up a command saying "if" the temperature goes above 80 degrees Fahrenheit in my neighborhood, "then" the TP-Link Kasa should turn my air conditioner on.
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Upstairs in a room kept pleasantly cool by a rattling air conditioner, I met several women who head up a group committed to women's issues: education, livelihood opportunities, and breastfeeding.
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On Thursday he claimed success in persuading Carrier Corp, an Indiana an air conditioner maker, to keep about 1,000 jobs in the United States rather than move them to Mexico.
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Step Two: CalculateThis is it, the worst part of choosing an AC. The power of an air conditioner is determined by the number of BTUs (British Thermal Units) it outputs.
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If you have the money you can build a custom frame for your air conditioner, but the insulation board trick will cost significantly less and be done in ten minutes.
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It also presented the HomePod as a device that can serve as a hub for your HomeKit-enabled devices, such as lights, a garage door, air conditioner and other gadgets.
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Over the show's run he's been shot too many times to count, blown up in a bathtub, and frozen in his sleep by an out-of-control industrial air conditioner.
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Those devices generally fall into one of three categories: A wall or window air conditioner is an A/C unit that gets mounted inside — get this — a wall or window.
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EvaChill EV-500 Personal Air Conditioner This mini AC unit can cool a space down to 59 degrees in minutes while humidifying and filtering dust particles out of the air.
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She has an air conditioner, but she's on a fixed income and can't afford to turn it on again—or maybe it broke and she can't afford to fix it.
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Harlem, Manhattan Your friend's landlord is allowed to charge a rent-stabilized tenant a surcharge for installing a window unit air-conditioner, even if she pays for her own electricity.
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A unit had a through-the-wall air conditioner, which was a welcome change for Mr. Pena, who had lugged window units up and down attic stairs for both families.
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Your fellow board members may want to decide how to address your illegal air-conditioner before approaching you about it, and if you're in the room, they can't speak candidly.
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And do you need a novel to read on the beach, or in the shade of a tree (or curled up on the sofa next to a whirring air conditioner)?
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We had the air conditioner set on the cooler side, and I ended up grabbing the extra blanket that was kept in the closet in the middle of the night.
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Your Money Adviser Everyone hits an unexpected bill or expense now and then — a car breaks down, an air-conditioner fails during a heat wave, a relative needs medical care.
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Don't worry – there are still some great options out there, and the 5,000-BTU hOmelabs Window Air Conditioner is much cheaper than any of the other units on this list.
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How dare we bring home a cauliflower from the supermarket, turn on the air-conditioner and the nightly news, and start preparing cavolfiore colla salsa virgiliana (cauliflower with Virgil's sauce)?
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It's OK to keep the air conditioner running, but make sure the filter is clean, and close the fresh-air intake to prevent smoke from entering, according to the CDC.
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In November, Mr. Trump earned widespread cable TV coverage — and controversy — for publicly pressuring a Carrier air-conditioner plant in Indianapolis to keep roughly 1,000 jobs from moving to Mexico.
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Using Alexa, Google Assistant, or Siri, you can tell it to turn on your light switch, or press the "on" button on your fan, coffeemaker, air conditioner, or anything else.
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There are jottings about anxiety, artistry and the loud air conditioner of Itzhak Perlman, his neighbor and bête noire — but the books are also cris de coeur for sexual freedom.
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Cox noted that one household shirking its air conditioner to suffer through the summer in the name of environmentalism isn't, unfortunately, going to make much difference on a global scale.
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I placed my phone on do not disturb, turned on my air conditioner, and blissfully spent an hour contorting myself into various poses on the yoga mat next to my bed.
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The cost of using an air conditioner averages 36 cents per hour of operation, but a ceiling fan costs roughly a penny per hour of use, according to Angie&aposs List .
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If your air conditioner isn't the right size, or your home does not have proper insulation or you still use incandescent lighting, you could be unwittingly ramping up your energy costs.
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For the month of January, The Good Guys sales fell 4.7 percent from the same month a year earlier, due to unusually strong air conditioner sales the previous January, it said.
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But with climate change pushing summer temps higher and higher ever year, it's probably not a bad idea to add the Zero Breeze portable battery-powered air conditioner to that list.
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Because you can set it to trigger based on various environmental factors you can make your air conditioner a little bit smarter, creating a nice thermostatic feedback loop in your room.
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Nidec's weak outlook dragged down shares of air-conditioner maker Daikin Industries and industrial equipment maker Minebea Mitsumi, which plunged as much as 4.6 percent and 5.7 percent at one point.
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Energy was cheap, and hoteliers feared that guests, who routinely left their rooms with the lights and air-conditioner on, would see any check on their energy use as an inconvenience.
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The bottom lineAlthough the Mack Weldon 37.5 Oxford isn't a magical shirt with a built-in air conditioner, it does an exceptional job of keeping your body at a comfortable temperature.
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"Her husband gave me and Corey 100 bucks apiece to carry an air conditioner from their car to the cabana," said Mr. Goldman, referring to a co-worker, Corey Rich, 21.
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Air conditioner maker Ingersoll-Rand said tariffs hurt its margins, while Indian motorcycle-maker Polaris Industries said it would have to absorb additional tariff and related commodity cost increases this year.
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More than half of the country has had temperatures in the 90s in the last week, prompting many people to find relief in the cool, crisp breeze of an air-conditioner.
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United Technologies – United Technologies reached a deal with President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President-elect Mike Pence to keep about 1,000 jobs at UTC's Carrier air conditioner plant in Indianapolis.
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NATIONAL Because of an editing error, an article on Friday about Donald Trump's views on American trade policy misidentified the location from which Carrier will be shifting its air-conditioner production.
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"All it takes is one air-conditioner dropping out the window and killing someone," said Ellen Kornfeld, the vice president of the Lovett Group, which manages residential properties in New York.
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So we suggest installing your air conditioner, if you haven't already, and looking for a cooling center, an outdoor pool or other ways to keep the temperature down in your house.
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The LG 2000V Dual Inverter Smart Window Air Conditioner is quiet, energy-efficient, easy to set up, and connects to your Wi-Fi for smart features like app and voice control.
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Of course, there are downsides to going for a cheaper unit – the air conditioner isn't really capable of handling larger rooms, and it doesn't have as many cooling settings as others.
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Air conditioner maker Ingersoll-Rand said tariffs would hurt its margins, while Indian motorcycle-maker Polaris Industries said it would have to absorb additional tariff and related commodity cost increases too.
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The FAA airlifted a mobile tower to the island on Wednesday morning equipped with an engine generator, air conditioner, four radios and instruments to measure barometric pressure, wind speed and direction.
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Any device you plug in, be it a lamp, fan, air conditioner, or anything else, becomes a smart device that you can turn on and off using Alexa and Google Assistant.
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He opened the door to my room, switched on the air-conditioner, and put down my luggage, saying that he would collect me in an hour to go out to dinner.
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A heat pump is a "mechanical-compression cycle refrigeration system" that can serve as both a furnace and an air conditioner (indeed, many air conditioners are just one-way heat pumps).
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Some of the affected apps include: A/C Air Conditioner Remote, Police Chase Extreme City 3D Game, Easy Universal TV Remote, Garage Door Remote Control, Prado Parking City 3D Game and more.
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Tampa Bay Bucs running back Doug Martin was involved in a car accident in Tampa on Thursday afternoon and crashed into an air conditioner ... but luckily he escaped with only minor injuries.
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The startup has a selection of basic furniture like grey couches, wooden coffee tables, and black counter stools, plus an air conditioner to rent at a monthly price, starting at three months.
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And that's why the evaCHILL is here — it's an ultra-lightweight and energy-efficient personal air conditioner that lets you beat the heat and save on energy bills at the same time.
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Deloris Knight said she will keep the heat out of her eastside Detroit home by keeping her doors and curtains closed while running the small window air conditioner in her living room.
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Other companies that avoid advertising their defense work include ball-bearing maker Minebea Co, which also makes 9mm pistols, and air conditioner company Daikin Industries, which has a sideline in rifle grenades.
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An air-conditioner repairman told us that the unit is 20 years old, rusted, and will likely start leaking into our apartment and the one below us if it is not replaced.
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They had the room made and fitted with surveillance cameras, an air conditioner and a toilet, and had kept their daughter locked up from the age of 16, her father told police.
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Since then, Reyes and her husband have been staying at a hotel with a faulty air conditioner while their three dogs and cat are holed up at the family&aposs plumbing business.
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While it is possible to be accustomed to certain noises (the hum of an air-conditioner, for example), this low-frequency noise is challenging because it has been so inconsistent, he said.
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At its new location on Stanton Street, the restaurant lasted only a few months, as it waited on a liquor license and then the air-conditioner broke during a very hot summer.
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Eat The room my brother and I shared when we first moved to the United States was small and dark, with an off-putting smell that emanated from a noisy air-conditioner.
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"I don't know what kind of hotel this is," Trump warned the venue's management, "but you ought to try turning on the air conditioner otherwise we're not going to get you paid."
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Back in December President-elect Donald Trump announced, triumphantly, that he had reached a deal with the air-conditioner manufacturer to keep 1,100 jobs in America rather than moving them to Mexico.
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It was rebuilt exactly like the original, with etched glass, whitewashed walls, and palm leaves, with the addition of an air-conditioner—though what good is a piña colada without some heat?
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Like its predecessor, it supports Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit, as well as the Wemo app for controlling whatever you plug into it (like a lamp, fan, air conditioner, etc.).
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"The explosion is suspected to have been caused by a gas cylinder controlling the central air conditioner in the banking hall causing shock waves that affected other air conditioners there," he said.
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For most, it's hard work hunting down the right settings on your phone to connect a smart TV to an air conditioner, but what if you could just tell Bixby to do it?
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Unacceptable. While you should already be decked out with a nice, eco-friendly air conditioner, you still have the opportunity to go the extra mile and loop your AC into your connected abode.
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A Jewish trust reclaimed the property in 2010 and moved to evict Ms. Sub Laban, claiming that she had not continuously lived in the apartment and had installed an air conditioner without permission.
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I have been making art for over 40 years, and this is the first studio where I have a large sink and air-conditioner, and I don't have to worry about making noise!
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Investors should buy Chemours because earnings will top expectations next year from rising demand for its air conditioner chemicals, according to JPMorgan, which raised its rating on the company to overweight from neutral.
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"It's the best one because they've got 20 percent off, and if you go and buy a duvet or an air conditioner or whatever, you could be saving upwards of $80," she said.
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Air-conditioner maker Fujitsu General Ltd was up 3.7 percent after the Meteorological Agency declared an end to the rainy season for Tokyo and the surrounding Kanto region, signalling the start of summer.
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These lines use an older class of cars known as the R62A, which is more susceptible to breakdowns because it does not have the backup air-conditioner compressor that some newer models do.
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It can be used to toggle on and off an appliance that you plug into it, like a lamp or portable fan — or, if you're creative like Mr. Pyszczymuka, an air-conditioner unit.
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She rests her big silky head on my shoulder for a moment, which I love, sniffs into my ear, which I hate, then ambles off to sleep under the air-conditioner some more.
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"They're more excited to get an air-conditioner than a furnace," said Mr. Jacobs, whose company cleared this week's nonessential appointments to make room for emergency repairs and installations scheduled on short notice.
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As such, it might be time to start looking for a new window-mounted air conditioner to keep your home nice and cool, so that you don&apost roast over the summer months.
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And an air-conditioner technician was found in an attic where he had been working in a suburb of Phoenix, and the authorities there said his death was likely caused by the heat.
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It would be difficult to recover the cost of an indoor air-conditioner from your landlord, and it might not even work, since such appliances usually need to be vented through a window.
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Angie (Lauren Annunziata) and Seth (Jeremy Rishe) meet — cute, obviously — when he asks her to turn on his air-conditioner: It's Friday night and as an observant Jew, he can't do it himself.
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The scrapyard might pay him only $4 to $0003 for the air-conditioner in its current form, but if he processed it and removed the copper, he might earn three times as much.
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The scrapyard might pay him only $4 to $0003 for the air-conditioner in its current form, but if he processed it and removed the copper, he might earn three times as much.
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The second is whether a homeowner wants to buy/replace only a furnace, or a furnace and an air conditioner at once (heat pumps serve both purposes, so they can replace both appliances).
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Trump critics point out that photo-ops and episodes like his claim to have saved jobs at air conditioner firm Carrier during his presidential transition, represent a minuscule step toward creating millions of jobs.
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It's a unique kind of portable air conditioner; instead of blowing processed air with the aim of cooling an entire space, it's a body-mounted device that works by lowering you internal body temperature.
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Kimberly Dunn, 35, of Colombia County was arrested in October 2017 after she allegedly shot her estranged husband in the testicles while he attempted to retrieve an air conditioner she was selling on Facebook.
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The season's initial crimes are two murders committed in comically baroque fashion: one in which a man's nose and mouth are glued shut, and the other featuring an air conditioner dropped on someone's head.
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"These people were in that trailer without any signs of water so you're looking at a lot of heat stroke, dehydration," Hood said, adding that the air conditioner in the vehicle was not working.
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"If your heat pump or air conditioner is using Freon R22 and you need service, there is a good chance it may not be available," states an invoice I received after the technician's visit.
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Nowhere has trade figured more centrally than in the Hoosier State, where the air-conditioner maker Carrier opted to move operations to Mexico, becoming a recurrent feature in Mr. Trump's anti-free-trade litanies.
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If that is the case, you could argue that because the air-conditioner was already in place when you moved in, it is implicitly part of the bundle of services included in your lease.
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Her house looms over them, two stories of furniture-filled rooms humming with the neural network of all the interconnected devices it contains, the refrigerator clicking on, the air-conditioner, appliance lights pulsing everywhere.
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They used an extension cord to stay hooked up to the house for power, and they also kept a generator outside for when they wanted to use the air conditioner or washer and dryer.
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The night before, I visited her and her boyfriend in their small apartment, where a cloth had been pinned across a doorway to keep the cool from their single air conditioner near the baby.
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LOMÉ, Togo — The air-conditioner was broken in the sweltering neonatal ward of Togo's largest hospital, and only one nurse was on duty to attend to the two dozen infants with life-threatening conditions.
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Some of the complex technology problems up for study: converting text to speech, processing conversation and asking Alexa to make the air conditioner find a comfortable temperature without having to tell it a degree.
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This summer, instead of taking a boring old swim or huddling near your air conditioner, you can cool off with the ultimate treat — a trip to the Museum of Ice Cream in New York.
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After purchasing an air conditioner at a mall, they can't remember where they've parked and run into a series of problems along the way as they try to unravel the mystery of the missing automobile.
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On Monday evening, trade groups representing a host of industry workers (architects, real estate agents, community bankers, air conditioner repairmen, beer wholesalers, door inspectors) released a statement expressing grave concerns with Senate Republicans' tax bill.
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FLORIDA MAN WRANGLES ALLIGATOR FROM 10-FOOT PYTHON'S DEADLY GRIP IN EVERGLADES Last year, Dunn's husband and his brother, who were both not named, showed up to the woman's home to take the air conditioner.
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A video of workers at a Carrier air-conditioner plant in Indiana being told their jobs were moving to Mexico went viral last fall and became a favorite topic for Trump on the campaign trail.
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Among stocks, Ingersoll-Rand jumped 5.93%, the most among S&P companies, after the Wall Street Journal reported Gardner Denver Holdings Inc is nearing a deal to acquire a unit of the air conditioner maker.
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For example, if a user habitually switches off their air-conditioner at a certain time every day, the Klug Air will learn to automatically switch off the device without a prompt from the user subsequently.
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UTC, which makes the Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines and is on track to spin off its Otis elevator and Carrier air conditioner units, is seeking to bolster its defense offering amid rising U.S. government spending.
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And despite the Zero Breeze's tiny footprint, the air conditioner can cool a 50 square feet room down to 44 degrees Fahrenheit, which is actually cold enough to require a jacket and a warm drink.
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Relying on an oral contract If your landlord says she's going to do something (say, repair the air conditioner after you move in), get it in writing, rather than just taking her word for it.
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And there are additional barriers for people who want to install air conditioners in public housing: Residents must apply for approval and pay an annual fee for each air conditioner they put in their homes.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and if this week's picks are a little off it's because every song I heard this week was distorted by the air conditioner whining right next to my desk.
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Your friend should write the landlord a letter demanding that he reduce the charge to $5 (or eliminate it entirely, if the air-conditioner has been in the window for a considerable length of time).
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A small thermal unit (a miniature air-conditioner and heater) sits under the football, controlling the temperature of the organ; the pressure and speed of the perfusate, meanwhile, are governed by a type of pump.
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With the help of her "soul mate" Chidi (William Jackson Harper), who was a philosopher on Earth before he was hit by a falling air conditioner, Eleanor eventually figured out the trouble with this paradise.
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Gree Electric Appliances of Zhuhai, the world's biggest residential air-conditioner manufacturer, started building its own chips for air-conditioners three years ago in an attempt to lower costs and better control its supply chain.
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When a plane switches from using the on-board cooling system to preconditioned air, a delay can occur if the ground crew needs a few minutes to connect the external air-conditioner to the plane.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: For the past two years, there has been a piece of gum on the air conditioner outside my office window: a shriveled wad of hardened, blackened A.B.C. (already been chewed) gum.
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SAN FRANCISCO — With an Amazon Echo speaker today, you can talk to Alexa, the virtual assistant that powers the device, and ask it to play songs, order diapers and even turn on your air-conditioner.
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There are a number of things to consider when you&aposre buying a window air conditioner, and you&aposll want to think about them before you buy to ensure that you get the best quality.
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There are some negative reviews, but they're mostly regarding one-off issues like inconsistent water pressure in the shower, gloomy lighting, and an air conditioner that seems to have two settings: off and arctic blast.
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While Bon Iver copycats abound, he's also heard new-agey piano, synth drones, a bass clarinet playing long notes, a portable air conditioner with electric guitar chords, a raucous hip hop instrumental, and harp music.
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Right now at Walmart, you can grab a factory reconditioned LG 8,000 BTU portable air conditioner on sale for $209 — that's $90 off the list price and $110.99 cheaper than buying new from LG's official site.
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"Problems had started to surface with the air conditioner, water was draining from the roof right into the foundation, and the greywater irrigation system was malfunctioning, creating a stinky cesspool in the yard," the article reads.
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Three samples did initially test positive for asbestos, the company said in Tuesday's statement, but after an investigation by the lab the contamination was found to be coming from a portable air-conditioner in the room.
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United Technologies is the parent company of furnace and air conditioner maker Carrier, which was under fire by Trump on the campaign trail because of its plans to move some manufacturing operations to Mexico from Indiana.
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" Torres cited cement jail cells with "children that are sitting and sleeping on the floor with an air conditioner going full blast, wearing nothing but dirty clothes and being covered with an aluminum type of sheet.
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Kalyan Chakrabarty, a 39-year old cab driver in the eastern state of Odisha, said he switches off his car's air conditioner intermittently while traveling so that he can save "one or two liters" of fuel.
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The nursing home, in a timeline released this week, said it first called Florida Power & Light on Sunday afternoon about the power being out to the air conditioner and began using 10 portable units that day.
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But remember that no matter how efficient your air-conditioner is, you won't get the most for your money — or be as comfortable as you could be — if your home is not properly sealed and insulated.
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According to reviews, the air conditioner is even quieter than most window ACs, so while it's probably not the quietest appliance you'll use, it's better than your average AC. The main downside is still the noise.
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Among other stocks, Ingersoll-Rand jumped 6.30%, the most among S&P companies, after the Wall Street Journal reported Gardner Denver Holdings Inc is nearing a deal to acquire a unit of the air conditioner maker.
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It is the first time the peak load has reached a new high before the official start of the Northern Hemisphere summer on June 21, when power demand surges as a result of air conditioner use.
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Photo by Ryan Jay There's something about record-breakingly hot days that make me want to hole up in my room, crank the air conditioner, and stare at the ceiling while listening to some mellow tunes.
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Mike Branson, president of Rheem Manufacturing Co's air conditioning division, asked Trump administration officials to close a loophole that was allowing Chinese firms to skirt air conditioner tariffs by shipping condenser and air handler units separately.
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At some point this summer — like the morning your air conditioner breaks or when you're ordering your second tequila soda at an overpacked bar — you're going to need to twist your hair up and off your neck.
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You can set your lights to go on when a motion detector goes off, have your motorized shades close at sunset, or have your air conditioner turn on at exactly 12:53PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
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While I certainly want an air conditioner in my home, I don't want to know that it's there — to that end, the quiet compressor and the cross-flow fan design results in a strong yet quiet airflow.
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The comfy king-size bed surrounded by a gauzy, billowing curtain was a close rival, but the noisy on-again, off-again air-conditioner marred the cult of silence I had gladly succumbed to on the island.
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The LG 14,000 BTU Portable Air Conditioner can cool a 500-square-foot room with easy, runs quietly, works with Alexa and the Google Assistant, and you can control it from anywhere thanks to Wi-Fi support.
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Even if you have air filters in your house, as some of us do, a faint lingering chemical smell always seems to find its way in, through air-conditioner vents, open windows and cracks in the doors.
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On winter nights, the white-noise app on my phone is tuned to Air Conditioner: a raspy, metallic whir that sounds like the mechanical noise that might echo deep inside the ductwork of a huge commercial building.
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Waiting in Matamoros with his family, he recently watched as a mechanic repaired a car's air conditioner near the bridge linking Mexico and the US. "I want to know everything about how a car works," David said.
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"You might be able to find a cheap wall-sleeve A/C made by Midea and sold under various brand names, including Arctic King, Westpointe and Comfort-Aire, among others," he wrote in his air-conditioner review.
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The Friedrich Chill Series CP08G10B Window Air Conditioner ranges in BTU rating from 5,200 to 24,000 BTU, so you can find the perfect one for your room size, whether it's 150 square feet or 1,400 square feet.
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Trump, known for his use of Twitter to drive political debate, tweeted about an Indiana air conditioner maker he featured in his election campaign as an emblem of trade deals he said were unfavorable to American workers.
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" Longlisted finalists Denzel Chung, 24, Dunedin, New Zealand "The 'worst-case' catastrophes scientists gravely warn of hold little sway for those of us in the developed world, perhaps meaning a brown lawn or a new air-conditioner.
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The Carrier Corporation — which has partly reversed plans to move some production from the United States to Mexico after coming under pressure from Mr. Trump — built seven air-conditioner factories in China more than a decade ago.
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With the Amazon seeming far-off and remote — even for most Brazilians — its value as a global store for carbon, a generator of rainfall, and a regional air conditioner is abstract and easy to take for granted.
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His successful strong-arming of Carrier, the air-conditioner company, which agreed to keep 25,2940 jobs at a plant in Indiana rather than move them to Mexico, attests to his priorities in delivering on his trade promises.
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Despite cranking his car's air conditioner to full-blast, Sandeep Sarma struggles not to sweat each morning as he creeps along the 266 miles of traffic-clogged road to his office in the Indian city of Bangalore.
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Despite cranking his car's air conditioner to full-blast, Sandeep Sarma struggles not to sweat each morning as he creeps along the 296 miles of traffic-clogged road to his office in the Indian city of Bangalore.
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This needs to happen because you work at a media company you can't afford an air conditioner so the gorgeous movie theatre AC will promptly bring your body temperature down to a level it hasn't seen since spring.
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Supported appliances including fridges, ovens, washers and dryers, an air purifier from LG, and an air conditioner and water heater from GE. This doesn't mean you'll be able to speak directly to these appliances to control them, however.
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For as little as 5,000 Iraqi dinars ($4.20) a night - or half that for long stays - the guests can enjoy beds, regular meals, health checkups and a mini playground, all under the cooling purr of an air conditioner.
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In situations such as these, you can either be at the mercy of someone else's preferences or create your own comfort with the evaSMART EV-3000—a personal air conditioner that you can control with your mobile device.
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While the office air-conditioner is probably keeping everything a crisp 65 degrees, you can't ignore the sun streaming through the windows making you long for days spent by the beach or the pool rather than your desktop.
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"Sweating is a little like your air-conditioner in the body," says Sophie Chiche, founder of Shape House, an "urban sweat lodge" in Los Angeles and New York City that offers sweat sessions utilizing far-infrared heated blankets.
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Owners of connected Kenmore products can say commands like "Alexa, tell Kenmore Smart to set my air conditioner to 70 degrees" to make adjustments without having to walk over and do it the old fashioned way: with buttons.
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A video shows CNN national correspondent Suzanne Malveaux getting ready for a live shot and talking to a producer as Trump was arriving in Indianapolis on Thursday for his announcement about a deal with air conditioner manufacturer Carrier.
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Honeywell Portable Air Conditioner for $504 ($95 off): With this unit you can beat the summer heat and avoid some of the high costs of central air—cool just the space you're actually in, not the whole house.
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The company also is the parent of air conditioner manufacturer Carrier Corp, which made news in November when it was the first of many companies to attract Trump's wrath after it made plans to move jobs to Mexico.
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Hayes also knocked down speculation that the purchase would prompt United Tech to spin off its Carrier air conditioner or Otis elevator units, saying the company needs their cash flow to help pay down debt from the deal.
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Hyundai announced a partnership with Amazon that would enable the South Korean automaker's cars to be remotely started, and the heater or air-conditioner to be turned on, by speaking to an Amazon Echo device inside the home.
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So you don't have to pump heat against its natural gradient, like you do if you're running a conventional air conditioner on a hot day, blowing hot air out of the house into a very hot atmosphere, outside.
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During the warmer months, they stayed cool to the touch even when we weren't running the air conditioner, and in the winter, they were breathable and we didn't feel like we were suffocating when the heat was blasting.
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With temperatures in the 80s and 90s, Torres and her family moved into her grandmother's house, where a small generator enabled a tiny air-conditioner to hum at night as eight people slept on mattresses on the floor.
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Also in the car was proof that he had been in the vicinity of the crime: an air conditioner pump that had been installed earlier in the day at a house near where Corporal Collins had been running.
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The LG 115V Dual Inverter Smart Window Air Conditioner comes in sizes ranging from 14,000 BTU to 22,000 BTU, so it's powerful enough to cool rooms ranging in size from 800 square feet to about 000,200 square feet.
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A week later, in an episode described by the New York Post as something akin to a "comedy routine," city workers were spotted hoisting a standard room air conditioner into the side window of one of Bloomberg's SUVs.
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In its final report, the Taxi & Limousine Commission noted that drivers had to significantly alter their driving habits to work around the vehicles' relatively short range, especially in hot weather which required the air conditioner to be used.
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"You don't want somebody with asthma rushing to the emergency room with a breathing problem that could have been prevented with an air conditioner," said Tricia Neuman, who directs the Medicare policy program at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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But rather than turn the air conditioner on when you get home and wait for your house to cool, you simply use your smartphone when you leave your office to tell your smart thermostat to lower the temperature.
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Google Assistant Connect can also be used in rooms where a Google Assistant smart speaker isn't available, to allow devices to respond to simple voice commands — like ordering an air conditioner to turn itself on or off, for instance.
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United Technologies' furnace and air conditioner maker Carrier was of particular interest to President-elect Donald Trump on the campaign trail, because of its plans to shutter two Indiana plants and move production to an existing facility in Mexico.
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United Technologies is the parent company of furnace and air conditioner maker Carrier, which came under fire during Trump's campaign for its announced plans to close two Indiana plants and move production to an existing manufacturing facility in Mexico.
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Tech Fix BILL PYSZCZYMUKA was installing an air-conditioner in an upstairs window last spring when it occurred to him that there was a way to control the machine without getting up from the couch downstairs: his Amazon Echo.
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Like all good store owners, Mr. Albucker is a gifted set designer, placing, say, the honeycombed part from an industrial air-conditioner below an unusual oil portrait to create something striking and greater than the sum of its parts.
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There's the iPhone, which serves as manual control over different devices when you're home – and also devices or deactivates different products through geofencing, so, say, your lights or air conditioner turn on and off as you come and go.
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It seemed not just attentive to, but actively protective of, the sounds that room filled the room: low subway growls, the pulsating drone of perhaps the air-conditioner, the gastric sighs and gurgles of an audience member behind me.
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And once you reach it, the soft, lumpy perfection of biscuit dough, the dusty, rolled-out surface like a sweaty arm that's been resting right under the air-conditioner, you tend to stick with whatever technique got you there.
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And once you reach it, the soft, lumpy perfection of biscuit dough, the dusty, rolled-out surface like a sweaty arm that's been resting right under the air-conditioner, you tend to stick with whatever technique got you there.
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"It shows that we have a long way to go as a city," he said of Monday's floods and the weekend blackouts that resulted from heavy air-conditioner use, which he said would only get worse as temperatures rise.
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"It shows that we have a long way to go as a city," he said of Monday's floods and the weekend blackouts that resulted from heavy air-conditioner use, which he said would only get worse as temperatures rise.
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They smile over spilled beer, freely talk about barfing, pissing, and the smell of the bus at its air-conditioner-is-broken worst, help each other bleach their hair between shows, moon the camera, and roll hotel room joints.
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You'll understand then, why it hurst so much to cast them out of my life forever without a second thought when I learned that they would not be buying a replacement air conditioner this summer, after their old one broke.
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Republican pollster Micah Roberts said the results indicate Trump's push to keep jobs on U.S. soil, like his recent deal with Indiana-based air conditioner company Carrier, extends his appeal beyond the coalition of voters who helped him win the election.
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If you're in need of a glossy piece of entertainment — or just a TV show to throw on as you pant in front of your air conditioner — Freeform's new series The Bold Type is about the best you're gonna do.
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In Hunts Point, the average median household income is slightly more than $22,000; after paying for rent and food, many residents don't have enough left over to buy an air conditioner or pay for the extra electricity needed to power it.
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On Monday, defense attorneys criticized the volume of discovery materials that were being foisted on them ahead of the trial date — Bondy said he could only sift through electronic files after using an air conditioner to cool his computer processor.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With a record-breaking heat wave intensifying over much of the U.S. Midwest and East Coast through the weekend, it was a bad time for Annie McQueen's air conditioner to break down in her New York City apartment.
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"The place is wide and open, there is a cold and pleasant breeze here because it is so close to the river Yamuna - it feels like an air conditioner is on," said Ishfaq, who offers meals for 5-10 rupees.
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You'll probably want to do just voices, though, since, at least in my brief demo, the ambient noise mode picked up and amplified sounds that I'd never have noticed with the headphones off, like the rattle of an air conditioner.
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Millions of Indians might mark the transition from poverty with the purchase of their first air-conditioner, but as those purchases ease suffering in one of the planet's hottest countries, they are contributing profoundly to the heating of the planet.
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The good boy sat cooped up in his custom UGA-themed dog house — which comes equipped with a permanent air conditioner, lots of space, and a prime view of the cheerleaders — while rain poured down between the hedges at Sanford Stadium.
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Anderson's creative accounting, which first surfaced in 2011, included a lot of additional steps that most people who crank up the AC don't—including the building of infrastructure to get the fuel for the air conditioner where it needs to be.
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Days before New York was to be walloped with a heatwave that would leave the city feeling like it was 107°, the window-unit air conditioner was already no longer enough to allow me to sleep comfortably, and I remembered Carole.
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When the show killed off Gordon this last season (a breathtakingly executed passing reminiscent of the final run of "Six Feet Under"), it gave him a final victory fit for an engineer: repairing the office air conditioner with his own hands.
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"A lot of people think the heat affects people who are working outside or exercising, but actually most of our deaths occur with people who are inside their own home who are not using an air conditioner," Dr. Toprani said.
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With the exception of a large screen with a camera mounted above it, and an air-conditioner propped in a window—one of the few A.C. units in the entire institution—the room has the feel of a forgotten place.
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Trilobites One stormy afternoon in Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, thunder rolled, a bolt of lightning streaked across the sky, and the television and air conditioner went dark in the apartment of a woman with electrodes implanted in her brain.
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Daniel Lee, who works as a staff member for a university in Seoul and just got married, turned to Samsung for almost every appliance in his apartment, including a TV, washing machine, dryer, vacuum cleaner, refrigerator, air-conditioner and electric bidet.
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She told me she's currently selling enough of her artwork to support herself, but it's not making her rich (as she told me, she can't afford right now to fix her air conditioner so she's just hoping fall weather comes soon).
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In our example above, you&aposd have a comfortable and cool apartment when you get home, but you could also leave your air conditioner off when you&aposre not home, which would lower your electric bill and reduce energy consumption.
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That same year, the Obamas hosted a performance of gospel singing at the White House — where, despite a broken air conditioner, Franklin and the Morgan State University choir led the room in what was effectively an old-time camp meeting.
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Air-conditioner production grew 8% on year in the first quarter, washing machine output grew 4% and refrigerators declined 4% — but that was much better than the 15% decline seen in 2018 — Citi said, describing "significant improvements in growth rates" for the products.
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Because you have to two separate hoses, these types of portable air conditioner are usually more energy efficient, generally cooling a room approximately 123% quicker than single-hose units, and they are the preferred choice if you're looking to cool a larger room.
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In its Tuesday announcement, J&J said that one of the labs it hired initially found asbestos in three samples of Baby Powder, but the lab determined that a portable air conditioner running when the samples were prepared was contaminated with asbestos.
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Dawn Maroney, consumer president at Alignment Healthcare, which serves eight counties in Southern California, said it's much cheaper to give an air conditioner to someone with congestive heart failure to keep that patient healthy than to pay for more expensive medical treatment.
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"Once we stop selling or move from here like other companies did, the Palestinian workers have nowhere to go," said Moshe Lev-Ran, head of exports at Barkan's TwitoPlast, which makes air conditioner parts and whose plant is managed by a Palestinian.
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Some HFCs are released during the manufacturing process, if your air-conditioner or refrigerator has a leak, or when you throw a unit away, possibly causing some molecules to escape, especially if it's disposed of improperly (Here's some guidance on proper disposal).
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Donald Trump clashed on Wednesday with a union official who accused the president-elect of lying about the number of jobs saved in a deal to keep air conditioner maker Carrier from moving some jobs from Indiana to Mexico.
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When the inside of a vase gets so muck-ridden that it's probably a health-code violation or your air conditioner is literally blowing filth into your face, this whole adulting thing starts to become a little more than you bargained for.
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Moving production abroad could draw the ire of Mr. Trump, who as a presidential candidate publicly assailed companies such as the furnace and air-conditioner maker Carrier, which planned to close a plant in the United States and shift manufacturing operations to Mexico.
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When Carrier and its parent, United Technologies, announced last year that it was closing two Indiana plants and moving jobs to Mexico, Donald J. Trump made the air-conditioner and furnace maker the focus of his attacks on free trade agreements and outsourcing.
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Last year, the dating app Hinge released a campaign in which the fuzzy, googly-eyed version of its logo is both burned in a bonfire and crushed by a falling air conditioner (because they want you to get off the app, get it?).
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Brett Lopes, 31, a freelance lighting technician, stopped in a Home Depot outlet near downtown to buy supplies for a homemade air conditioner he called a "swamp cooler" to use while he waited for his landlord to repair his broken AC unit.
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His parents and the family doctor pitched in together to buy what Fred loved to say was Latrobe's first room air-conditioner to help with his breathing problems; they installed it in a neighbor's window for Fred and Paul, another sick child.
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Last week, the face of Dong Mingzhu—the chairwoman of a leading air conditioner manufacturer in China—was displayed on a giant Billboard-sized screen in Ningbo, a major port city in east China's Zhejiang province, to publicly shame her for breaking a traffic law.
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We didn't have a mattress or an air conditioner installed yet, so we faced a long night of exasperated fighting over where to position the bucket of ice by the fan so that it might actually do something besides blow hot air in our faces.
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"I can get over business problems — fix the process, make it safe, put the air conditioner in, figure out how to pay the taxes, create a better work environment, sell more, diversify the product — I can fix those," Lemonis told Odom in the episode.
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We have to admit, however, that during this time of year, when it's so hot that we are bound to sitting in front of our window air conditioner units because our apartments don't have central air, it was a bit hard to watch this video.
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And excitement over Trump's manufacturing plans was stoked this week with news that air conditioner maker Carrier had agreed to keep roughly 1,100 jobs at an Indiana plant it had scheduled to close in exchange for $7 million in tax breaks, said NBC News.
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"If you don't have access to money to buy repellent, to sleep with an air conditioner on so mosquitoes won't bite you, to have mosquito nets around you and you live in areas where there's more stagnant water, obviously you have higher risks," he said.
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Energy Star Certification: If you're looking for an eco-friendly air conditioner, it's probably your best bet to stick with one that's backed by the Energy Star label (except for this super small one on our list that uses barely any power at all).
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This person apparently also hired an exterminator in New Jersey, enjoyed personal training services in Texas, got his air conditioner repaired in Florida, sought legal counsel in Michigan, retiled his bathroom floor in Canada and had garage doors repaired in both Indiana and San Francisco.
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More than seventy per cent of the former and ninety per cent of the latter rated as "loud"—defined as between seventy-six and eighty decibels, or as noisy as an air-conditioner—or "very loud," defined as eighty decibels and up (an alarm clock).
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Few climate scientists doubt that within a decade or two the cap of ice that has covered the Arctic Ocean for tens of thousands of years, acting as a giant planetary air conditioner, will largely disappear in summer, replaced by heat-absorbing open ocean.
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With climate change rapidly shrinking the sea ice that provides habitat for Arctic wildlife and acts as a planetary air conditioner, the US can decide not to lease in Arctic waters, and Norway can act to halt oil and gas exploitation into the ice edge.
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Her caseworker reached out to FPWA, formerly the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, and applied for a $600 grant in Neediest funds, which allowed Ms. Ragoo to buy an air-conditioner.
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Unlike the portable air conditioner sitting in the corner of your bedroom that requires an exhaust vent, an outlet, and a bucket for catching drips, the Zero Breeze is as compact as a boombox and can run for up to five hours on its own rechargeable battery.
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In the Arctic, which acts as an air conditioner for the world but where some of the fastest climate-related changes are occurring, the countries agreed to set standards on shipping, fishing, and oil and gas exploration and development, and to base decisions on scientific evidence.
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On Tuesday, President-Elect Donald Trump announced some very good news for roughly 1,000 factory workers in Indianapolis: After talking to executives at conglomerate United Technologies, which owns the air-conditioner manufacturing company Carrier, Trump had persuaded them to not move the factory to Mexico as planned.
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Sometimes it's easy to tell when a job has been offshored, like when furnace and air-conditioner maker Carrier said in 2016 it would move all the work in an Indiana plant to Mexico — a plan infamously, if only partially, reversed by Trump as president-elect.
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Nojima Corp soared 16.6 percent after the chain store operator of electric appliances raised its net profit forecast for the six months through September 2018 to 13 billion yen ($64.09 million) from 6 billion yen on factors including strong air-conditioner sales during the summer heat wave.
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Without having to leave your air conditioner, your radio station, your comfortably adjusted bucket seat or king cab bench, you can order through a little transmitter and be brought a chili cheese dog by a smiling car hop, sometimes, I kid you not, on roller skates.
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I have a lot of fond memories bound up in World of Warcraft, like many people do, and without very much effort at all I can summon up exactly how physically miserable I was sitting in a room with a broken air conditioner while grinding in Netherstorm.
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The perils included in my policy are fire or lightning, windstorm or hail, protest, riot, or civil unrest, aircraft, vehicles, smoke, vandalism, theft, falling objects, weight of ice, snow, or sleet, accidental discharge or overflow of water/steam, air conditioner or heater damage, and frozen plumbing.
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Maps made during construction of the airport divided the surrounding area by noise level: less than 50 decibels, 50 to 60 decibels (60 decibels is about the noise level of a room air-conditioner), and more than 60 decibels, so researchers could track noise exposure precisely.
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What I realized in making this film is that in many ways, we're all just sitting, isolated in our own experiences with the windows rolled up and the air-conditioner blasted on high, wondering why we have trouble connecting with our world and the people around us.
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I would buy that Rainbow Brite doll I never got for Christmas 1986 and drive her around in my new car full of gasoline with my windows electronically rolled down and the air conditioner blasting, eating fistfuls of name-brand cereal and sipping an actual Capri Sun.
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Eleven days later, the company announced that tests by labs it hired had determined that there was no asbestos - other than some contamination it said came from an air conditioner - in samples from the one bottle tested by the FDA and the batch it came from.
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He's not very good at playing dead though.... Posted by Buddy's Bucket List on Sunday, 13 March 2016 "We took him home, cleared out the bedroom and put the air conditioner on cold, because that's how he likes it, and camped out with him on the floor," Emily said.
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According to the Czech Republic-based Redditor, who says they went to an office building to perform some work on an air conditioner unit, the device was discovered in a server room that had been locked for two months after the employee responsible for it left, taking the keys.
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On the mainland, where power outages are rare and brief, Americans are used to simply flipping a switch and watching the light come on, plugging in an air conditioner and feeling the cold air, and trusting that your refrigerator will keep fresh food and milk from going bad.
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And Kaufman is by no means new to hardware: he founded Mophie and went on to start Quirky, the failed but inventive hardware startup that made a (not-very-good) Wi-Fi-connected air conditioner, and the smart home platform Wink (which spun out and is still going).
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EvaSMART 2 personal air conditioner — $152.99 See Details It's used, yes, but this Apple computer with a 21.5-inch HD glossy widescreen display, the Intel Core i24.993-2100 Dual-Core 3.1GHz processor, 4GM of RAM, and a 250GB hard drive is guaranteed to work and look good like new.
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A comparable award might have gone to Andrea Rosen Gallery, a staple of New York's Chelsea, which brings together a funky Mika Rottenberg air-conditioner piece; a mirrored installation with coconuts by David Altmejd, a faux hot spring by Hayden Dunham, and all-but-blank paintings by Simon Fujiwara.
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The bedroom can probably fit a twin bed, an air conditioner fills the bottom half one of the bedroom windows, the kitchen comes complete with appliances that look to come from the 1970s, and there appears to be a shared coin-operated washer and dryer in the basement.
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Following up on a campaign promise that appealed directly to his Rust Belt base, President-elect Donald J. Trump said Thursday that he had reached out to the Carrier air conditioner company in Indiana to ask it not to move more than 2,000 factory jobs from Indiana to Mexico.
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Atlanta is razor-hot right now, so I blast the air-conditioner in my office for pretend winter, snuggle under a blanket with my cat, Dexter, and make sure the reading lamp is on high, because for some crazy reason the words on the page look tinier without light.
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Whereas machine learning will accurately predict that your electric bill will increase next month, machine intelligence will accurately predict that your electric bill will increase next month — and tell you why: your travel schedule will be light, the weather will be hotter than usual and your air conditioner has been deteriorating.
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"Geely Auto's global R&D and design networks based in Europe, USA and China will jointly move to develop and research new environmentally sustainable materials with anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties which can be used within air-conditioner systems and on frequently touched surfaces such as buttons and handles."
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Eat It probably doesn't seem likely, but there's a season for the little tins of oil-packed fish that I collect all year, and it starts around now, when the days in New York are hot and long and the air-conditioner balanced in my caged window rattles away tediously.
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" Now, he added, as many of the projects in MoMA's exhibition suggest, "sustainability and environmental concerns rooted in the concept of engawa have become key characteristics of current Japanese architecture, or, simply stated, why do you need an air conditioner when a gush of wind passing through the house will do?
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The article reports that 90 percent of American households have air-conditioning, but that only 8 percent of the 2.8 billion people living in the hot countries of the world, in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, own an air-conditioner.
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Body temperature is influenced by the environment, homeostasis (internal mechanisms that maintain our bodies stability in order to survive), and the things we do to adapt to the external or outside temperature, like putting on a jacket when we feel cold or turning on the air conditioner when we feel warm.
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A 2014 study from the Yale-NUIST Center on Atmospheric Environment found greater Los Angeles to be roughly six degrees warmer than its rural hinterlands, bumping up energy and air conditioner usage, which cause even more of the greenhouse gas emissions that have caused the climate to change in the first place.
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Though ostensibly still a story about kooky Minnesota crooks and cops, Fargo's third season built the story from one bizarre murder — the air-conditioner-aided bludgeoning of a dopey ex-con — into an unexpectedly on-point look at how ordinary Americans have allowed darker international powers to turn us against each other.
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It's maybe nice in a way to know that it's not just you who toggles from Facebook to job listings to random Vines for hours on end, that there are millions of people like you who are feeling their youth slip away from them slowly to the soundtrack of a humming air conditioner.
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IFTTT made a name for itself as a platform for people to easily build (or pick up pre-built) scripts to automate tasks in and between various apps — say, to turn on the air conditioner using your home's smart thermostat when your car tells it that you are 20 minutes' drive away.
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Pence said the deal Trump reached last week to keep Carrier, a unit of United Technologies Corp, from shipping jobs to Mexico from an Indiana air conditioner plant showed the incoming administration would confront U.S.-based firms when needed and use a carrot-and-stick approach to keep them from offshoring jobs.
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From the earliest days of his campaign, Donald J. Trump made keeping manufacturing jobs in the United States his signature economic issue, and the decision by Carrier, the big air-conditioner company, to move over 2700,103 of them from Indiana to Mexico was a tailor-made talking point for him on the stump.
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If you decide it's right for you, check out Consumer Reports' buying guide for reliability by brand and be sure to consider the system's Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER), which measures how efficiently a central air-conditioner operates over an entire season (like the energy efficiency ratio, the higher the number, the better).
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In India, in particular, where millions of people move out of extreme poverty every year, there is a great deal to be hopeful about — the transformation that comes with mobile phone and internet access, or with young women cashing their first paychecks, or even something like installing a family's first air-conditioner.
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Dyson Ball Multifloor Upright Vacuum — $149.50 (list price $299.99) TaoTronics Garment Portable Fabric Clothes Steamer — $151.963 (list price $29.99) Fellowes AeraMax 100 Air Purifier — $84.15 (list price $99.00) Whirlpool 10,000 Btu Portable Air Conditioner — $249.99 (list price $349.99) Whirlpool Energy Star 60-Pint Portable Room Dehumidifier — $195.783 (list price $239.99) Save on blenders from Ninja.
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The petrochemical sector edged down 220.5 percent, and many gainers were second- or third-tier stocks favoured by local retail investors, such as air conditioner maker and retailer Shaker, which rose 172.93 percent after its board approved a 2172.9 riyal dividend for the first nine months of this year to shareholders registered this Thursday.
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It's not the first time Trump has seen fit to intervene in the manufacturing location choices of American companies; he previously announced a deal with Carrier to keep some of the air conditioner company's jobs in the U.S., though it's not yet a done deal and the details are being kept mostly in the dark.
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Ice cream break Moo Moo's Creamery in Cold Spring is a local favorite for the view as much as for the scoops, so take your New England-dense cup of ice cream to the Hudson River waterfront, soak up the sunshine, and breathe in air that doesn't smell like ripe trash and air-conditioner drippings!
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"Maybe it's a little bit of everything but pinpointing what it is that disrupts your mood is an important part of making changes," Dr. Henderson says, adding that if the heat is what's getting you down, you might need to just stay inside one day with the shades drawn, Netflix on, and the air conditioner blasting.
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And while there's nothing exactly wrong with my current, window-mounted AC unit (which I got in college in exchange for a six-pack of beer in what might be the best trade I've ever made), after making the switch over to smart lights in my room, I can't help but want a smart air conditioner.
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Lloyd Alter, who has become perhaps one of the most famous critics of air conditioning as TreeHugger's managing editor, frequently pulls out a quote from Cameron Tonkinwise of Carnegie Mellon's School of Design that takes architects to task for this legacy of simplistic thinking: "The window air conditioner allows architects to be lazy," Tonkinwise is quoted as saying.
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While 90 percent of American households have air-conditioning, "When we look in fact at the hot countries in the world, in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, where about 2.8 billion people live, only about 8 percent of the population owns an air-conditioner," said Fatih Birol, executive director of the energy agency.
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She shares her list exclusively with T. (One Grand also currently has an installation at the Blue Bottle Café at the Platform in Culver City, Los Angeles.) "Slouching Towards Bethlehem," Joan Didion I don't remember the first time I read "Goodbye to All That," but I do know that a little part of me thinks of it whenever I turn on the air conditioner.
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Equal parts personal documentary and fantastical metafiction, the film, which won the US Documentary Special Jury Award for Innovation in Nonfiction Storytelling at Sundance, follows Kirsten's experimental efforts to "kill" her father onscreen in variously appalling scenarios: He's struck by an air conditioner; he's thwacked with a piece of construction detritus on the streets of New York; he simply crumbles and falls on the sidewalk one day.
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Flying is confusing on a primal level: People forget how to wait for the bathroom, babies start crying, your ears hurt, you're only half drunk, so instead of being a fun Don Draper figure, you're just a tired man with a headache, and then the plane lands, and they flip the air conditioner off, and the heat of 800 bodies simultaneously reaching for their carry-on bags overwhelms you.
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Here's a summary of who can benefit financially from electrification: We find electrification is cost-effective for customers switching away from propane or heating oil, for those gas customers who would otherwise need to replace both a furnace and air conditioner simultaneously, for customers who bundle rooftop solar with electrification, and for most new home construction, especially when considering the avoided cost of gas mains, services, and meters not needed in all-electric neighborhoods.
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Another symptom: He started demanding to know what she did on the road, how she accounted for all those hours alone, no matter how many times she told him the simple truth: in a hotel room her favorite thing in all the world was to switch off every light and everything that made a sound — TV, phone, air conditioner, faucets — and sit naked on the polyester comforter and count the breaths as they left her body. Naked!
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When they leave—go back to trade for a second, when they leave the country, go to a certain country wherever it may be, and they fire all their workers in the United States and on the assumption they build cars or air conditioners or whatever they're building, and they open a plant someplace else and then they send the air conditioner or the car into our country with no tax, that's not going to happen anymore.
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This is an incredibly complex machine—with graphics that were beyond state of the art at the time of its release and still hold their own today, loaded with gigabytes of RAM at a time when computers of its era counted RAM in the tens of megabytes, reliant on a MIPS chip architecture at a time when PCs used Intel and Apple used PowerPC, and with a facade that recalls a fancy air conditioner more than anything else—and Dodoid is deeply familiar with its many parts.
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