"We have a lot of ULT freezers, ultra-low temperature freezers," Mortimer says.
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My restaurants have three different types of freezers: regular freezers (-5 degrees Fahrenheit); super freezers (-90 degrees Fahrenheit—they freeze food very quickly); and finally we have another set of freezers set at 32 degrees Fahrenheit (they enable you to keep food fresh without freezing).
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Fuck freezers for melting my Melona bars, and fuck freezers for spoiling the steak I was going to treat myself with.
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Fridges and freezers all over the world contain hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs).
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But maybe Hatfull had a hail mary in his freezers.
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They have now raised the temperature of their ULT freezers.
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Bison meat began piling up in freezers, and ranchers went bankrupt.
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In place of batch freezers, there is now a continuous system.
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Some items, including freezers and scooters, cannot be restocked quickly enough.
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Freezers in many seafood restaurants are now stocked with chicken and pork.
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Subzero onboard freezers freed fishermen from their race against melting refrigerator ice.
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Not to mention, the chain locations don't have any freezers or microwaves.
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Egg-freezers claim margins similar to IVF; some may already be profitable.
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The kitchen boasts two of everything, including islands, ovens and refrigerator-freezers.
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Buying freezers with locks for health centres is also a simple solution.
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The freezers looked brand new and the corresponding aisles were similarly spotless.
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Residents are donating fish and game from their freezers to their neighbors.
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Wash and sanitize countertops, refrigerators or freezers -- wherever the salad was stored.
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About half of it is still held in charities' freezers, it said.
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Check your freezers for raw ground turkey products because they might be contaminated.
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They look a little like walk-in freezers, which isn't too far off.
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Freezers should be checked and products thrown away or returned to the store.
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The agencies are concerned affected meats may still be stored in customers' freezers.
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The USDA noted that these products could be in consumers' freezers or refrigerators.
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The WHO is establishing specialized vaccine carriers and freezers to store the vaccines.
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It converted one of its freezers into a refrigerator to store the meat.
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That's why 54gene has been amassing DNA samples in its industrial-grade freezers.
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" "FSIS is concerned that some product may be frozen and in consumers' freezers.
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The stainless steel fridge has double doors and two freezers at the bottom.
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The freezers "have thousands, thousands of samples going back more than 20213 years".
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There are 20 store rooms, ranging in temperature from freezers to dry storage.
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Purifoy, in turn, uses the freezers in Ciembronowicz's shop to store his supplies.
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Products should be returned to where they were purchased or thrown away, and consumers are warned to check their freezers, as well "Wash and sanitize drawers or shelves in refrigerators and freezers where recalled ham was stored," the CDC also said.
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Provost and Gerhardt spent the next three months filling their freezers with failed experiments.
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Often, the largest capital expenses are a cargo van and a set of freezers.
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But the electrical power in Raqqa is limited: not enough for fridges and freezers.
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Perhaps later, when the city is rebuilt, there will be freezers and DNA testing.
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At the other, an enormous supermarket, Nakumatt, sells food to put in the freezers.
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Earl Morgan, the cashier, said Mr. Lane stocked the freezers and did odd jobs.
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The co-founders had to install everything from refrigerators and freezers to deep fryers.
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He stocked the freezers with hamburgers, fixed frying machines and did whatever was needed.
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Customers who may have the recalled products in their freezers should not consume them.
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They salvaged thawing chicken from their broken freezers and cooked it over wood fires.
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The freezers he had, Mr. Diaz said, would usually last him a few months.
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"FSIS is concerned that some product may be in institutional freezers," the statement said.
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According to the USDA, packages may be opened and still sitting in refrigerators or freezers.
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Waste—including freezers, computers and vehicles—piles up with no easy way to remove it.
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Other kids had fish fingers and choices in their freezers: Jane had half-decomposed vermin.
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He recounts that when he first started making ice cream, there weren't even electric freezers.
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Many people are using what they have stored in their freezers and on their shelves.
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The demand is for small chest freezers of about five cubic feet, Mr. Rouse said.
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Amenities include kitchens with walk-in freezers, a dining hall and a backup diesel generator.
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Farley points out that these ULT freezers can use as much energy as a house.
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Employees were given DVD players, televisions or freezers that arrived in the warehouse, records show.
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The FSIS is concerned about people who may have the recalled beef products in their freezers.
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We have about 20 different storerooms, divided into freezers, fridges, walk-in fridges, and dry stores.
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Crops must be irrigated and harvested, animals watered, freezers and coolers kept cold and offices run.
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Restaurants have been urged not to serve the product, and check freezers for any remaining stock.
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He was working on sorting through samples of marine creatures that are stocked away in freezers.
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Last-minute appeals yielded a bevy of commercial-grade freezers, ovens and an ice cream maker.
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The sorbet appeared in Aldi's freezers in December 2012 as part of a limited Christmas promotion.
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The meals are apportioned in color-coded trays and stored in walk-in freezers until delivery.
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ICECO Portable Freezers are basically ice chests that you never actually have to fill with ice.
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She urged consumers to check their freezers for products purchased between June 25 and July 31.
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"FSIS is concerned that some product may be frozen and in consumers' freezers," the USDA officials said.
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The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service is concerned that some products may be in consumers' freezers.
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Cavernous fridges and freezers mean that HFCs can account for almost half a supermarket's greenhouse-gas emissions.
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They are divided into four main categories: neuromodulators (freezers), fillers, biostimulators (collagen-building), and fat modulators (dissolvers).
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His right foot and left knee were placed in the company's freezers, to add to BRC's inventory.
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At the same time, they're trying to stock their freezers as they spend more time at home.
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Next to it will be a retail area with freezers full of pints and ice cream cakes.
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After the vaccine leaves such super-freezers, it remains viable for two weeks at normal freezer temperatures.
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"Imagine eight huge freezers with 22019 years of organized research," explained Cerca, who recently joined the lab.
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In the absence of power, food is spoiling in refrigerators and freezers, and supplies are also dwindling.
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They drove themselves there in a minivan packed with chest freezers to keep the ice cream cold.
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It will be going up in three freezers that will come back filled with research when Dragon returns.
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"FSIS is concerned that some product may be in consumers' freezers," the agency said in a news release.
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Seeing as standard freezers are usually set to about 0 degrees, Dippin' Dots just can't survive in them.
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Fruit lovers, check your freezers because a selection of frozen berries from Kroger and Costco have been recalled.
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The FSIS urges consumers to check their refrigerators and freezers for packages of beef that fit this description.
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The storage bay is equipped with freezers and refrigeration and will eventually be accessible 24 hours a day.
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They also had access to freezers, which gave an incentive to catch and store extra fish, depleting stocks.
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Back in April,Costcorounded out spring with the return of its 100-calorie vodka martini pops calledSkinny Freezers.
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In areas like the ice cream aisle, where freezers make space even more valuable, the problem was exacerbated.
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"It got to the point where I had both deep freezers full," the 38-year-old told CNN.
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Freezers are stocked with the pulp of açaí (the purple-berried superfruit) and pão de queijo (cheese bread).
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Each of the martini variations will be premixed and kept in one of four freezers behind the bar.
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Wise said his concern is that consumers check the online recall lists discard the products from of their freezers.
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The organization is urging customers to check their refrigerators and freezers and either throw away or return the items.
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He notes that there are no refrigerators or freezers on the North Korean boats to properly preserve the catch.
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Freezers are a miracle of modernity, a testament to how humans can forge the world as we see fit.
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They travel the world to hunt for new viruses and then store them in freezers, assembling vast phage libraries.
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Meyer also said that experts still don't know how the virus reacts to the temperatures inside refrigerators and freezers.
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But federal health officials warn that the products may be in consumers' freezers, and they should not eat them.
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According to Stanton, authorities allegedly found three dead dogs in one of Just Pups' freezers that had not been recorded.
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Health officials are warning that consumers should throw out or return any of these products they find in their freezers.
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The government "can keep their €500 a month," he said, worrying about the tons of meat spoiling in his freezers.
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TL;DR: As of March 2499.99, you can save up to 12.83% off iceless coolers AKA "portable freezers" from ICECO.
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At MD Broadway Electronics in the Bronx, Marcos Diaz said he sold out of freezers in the last two weeks.
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A few doors down from the Hong Kong was a Baskin-Robbins, dark except for the glow from the freezers.
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According to the site, that would require storing about 3,000 meals in huge refrigerators and freezers below the passenger cabin.
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In this deals round-up, you can save on gaming consoles, games, fridge freezers, washing machines, Amazon devices, speakers, and more.
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"FSIS is concerned that some product may be frozen and in consumers' freezers," according to a statement from the federal agency.
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Carrier asked USTR to exclude items including parts for refrigerators, freezers and other refrigerating or freezing equipment from the proposed tariffs.
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The rules, covering appliances such as walk-in freezers and air compressors, were made final in December under the Obama administration.
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The CDC recommends that consumers check their freezers for beef they may have stored and look for establishment number EST. 267.
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The CDC recommends that consumers check their freezers for beef they may have stored and look for establishment number EST. 27.
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Her digs in TriBeCa have a more unexpected architectural detail: walk-in freezers from the space's previous duty as a restaurant.
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Mr. Diaz, who has owned the store for 11 years, said he didn't have many freezers in stock before demand increased.
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The company's US portfolio includes plants in South Carolina, North Carolina and Minnesota where the firm produces freezers, refrigerators and dishwashers.
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Some of the money was used to buy freezers in which Robinson is storing some fourteen thousand samples of human urine.
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CVS Pharmacy shift supervisor James Quinn throws out ice cream from darkened freezers as downtown Sonoma remains without power on Wednesday.
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Given that the average age of freezers at N.Y.U. then was 38, those women would be between 48 and 53 today.
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The addition Tuesday brings the total recalled amount to 12,093,271 pounds, and authorities say they're concerned it could be in consumers' freezers.
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I quietly perform nine other brief actions, including opening freezers, and pushing a cart from right to left, then left to right.
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In a bid to find my favorite appetizers from its freezers, I decided to try a few and see what I thought.
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Any of the products being recalled should also be thrown out of refrigerators and freezers, or returned to the place of purchase.
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Police identified animal transport equipment, freezers, tiger food storage, a large chopping block, and a multitude of knives inside the isolated house.
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Each trick can be tailored to your specific tastes and sipping scenarios, so feel free to get creative in your own freezers.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy proposed Monday new energy conservation standards for walk-in coolers and freezers.
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"They're putting the ball in freezers, bringing different balls out just because the ball will be a little bit harder," Shepard said.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy will propose new energy conservation standards for walk-in coolers and freezers.
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"FSIS is concerned that some product may be frozen and in consumers' freezers," the agency said in its announcement of the recall.
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There, bulk-buying runs to Sam's to fill larders and freezers, and stock the shelves of village stores, were part of life.
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I'm the only person who really knows where everything goes in the coolers and the freezers at the store at mot times.
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The Bristol technicians have also been thinking about what they're storing in these freezers, how, and whether it needs to be there.
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Wash and sanitize countertops as well as drawers or shelves in refrigerators or freezers where recalled chicken salad might have been stored.
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When he was in LA, he was selling freezers and working in pet shops and setting up fish tanks and driving a cab.
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We don't have the money to buy and set up diesel generator big enough to run our well, walk-in cooler and freezers.
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So once a month, villages could get their vaccines and ice blocks resupplied from somewhere with freezers, and meanwhile everyone could get vaccinated.
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It's also why you should check your freezers for the recalled products on the list and make sure you cook your meat fully.
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Each of three glass-fronted freezers in one room of the gallery contains rectangular blocks of ice mounted on a vertical rod suspended.
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And although older ceramic and metal freezers might've been fire-resistant, many newer versions have too many plastic parts to withstand high temperatures.
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There's no shortage of pizza in supermarket freezers nationwide; now, pizzas made in Naples are being flash-frozen and shipped to American homes.
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About 700 pounds were in her garage, stored in commercial freezers, which she found popped open and floating in six feet of water.
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My grandmother always kept several freezers and multiple pantries loaded down with food, and hid emergency cash in a cubbyhole behind the medicine.
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"As customers prepare for time at home, fridges and freezers, small domestic appliances and laptops have seen notable increases in sales," it said.
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To enable their children to pursue their passions, parents like the Freezers most often sacrifice dining out, vacations and retirement savings, SunTrust found.
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Last summer, the local police in Karachi banned liquor stores from keeping freezers, in order to stop consumers from buying a cold beer.
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Some consumers, he said, might have bought bacon and stored it in their own freezers driven by shortage worries that may not materialize.
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With electricity out after the hurricane, Ms. Reyes's mother was called into the school cafeteria, where she worked, to clean out the freezers.
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You can't cook the food for your own funeral, unless you are good with freezers, time things well and have a morbid streak.
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So if you aren't still surviving off of 2016's loot — boxes definitely don't last for nearly that long in our freezers — don't worry.
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It's a single nondescript room: one side is lined with long tables filled with lamps, trays, and machines; the other is lined with freezers.
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The savings largely come though the replacement of older appliances such as fridges, freezers and boilers, with ones that run on much less energy.
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Local health workers and international aid groups retrofitted warehouses with power supplies, alarms and switches, sub-80 degree freezers, air conditioners, and so on.
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The FSIS advises consumers who may've purchased affected products to check their freezers to see if the labels match those involved in the recall.
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The regulations have affected appliances that are mainstays in tens of millions of homes, like refrigerators and freezers, clothes dryers and room air conditioners.
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Kitchens were opened to living and dining rooms and outfitted with Caesarstone countertops, soft-close lacquered ash cabinetry and side-by-side refrigerator/freezers.
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Just 1.5 percent of this year's energy efficiency gains were thanks to new policies, primarily for air conditioning in Indonesia and freezers in China.
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The pops come in a container of 18; and just like Skinny Freezers, they're just 100 calories (or less!) each and 8 percent ABV.
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You can cruise right over that pesky bump in the road with a selection of deals on everything from electric flossers to fridge freezers.
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During a January trial, an FBI agent testified that Rathburn took little care as he stockpiled body parts in freezers at his Detroit warehouse.
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Federal health officials say some products may be in consumers' freezers, and warned people to throw them away or return them to the seller.
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Some would probably end up in one of the fishery's enormous warehouse freezers, which are set at 20 and 30 degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
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Chinyere Okunji, who was found wandering in a lab coat and trying to open locked freezers, was charged with trying to steal US property.
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" She's learned some tough lessons about managing inventory, and she's also learned more than she cared to about freezers — "they are expensive little things.
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It will close for one of the few times in its history so employees can remove the fridges and freezers ahead of the flood.
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Schools and other institutions with the possibly contaminated fritters still in their freezers should throw them out or return them to the place of purchase.
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Beyond Meat, a former Tyson investment, previously sold plant-based chicken strips, but the company pulled the product from grocery store freezers earlier this year.
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These in-store freezers, which also pop up in the brand's stores in Tokyo, Hong Kong, Beijing, Boston, and Montreal, are something of a gimmick.
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Last summer Costco made headlines when they brought back Slim Chiller's Skinny Freezers— boozy ice pops, which contain only 100 calories and 8 percent alcohol.
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Bangkok (CNN)Authorities have discovered the remains of 1003 newborn tiger cubs in freezers at the controversial "Tiger Temple," in Kanchanaburi Province, west of Bangkok.
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Trump proposed delaying rules setting high energy-efficiency standards for products such as ceiling fans, walk-in coolers and freezers, and others earlier this month.
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The most immediate concerns for many will be documenting damage for insurance claims and dealing with rotting food left behind in unpowered refrigerators and freezers.
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Other people posted pictures of the odd objects they spotted on the beach, including toy cars, Flat TVs, freezers, Ikea chairs, computer chips and shoes.
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Among the rules being postponed by the Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy are testing procedures for walk-in coolers and freezers.
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A second method involves transporting fish out of West African ports in vast freezers on container ships, which are less rigorously inspected than other vessels.
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"Restaurants will be very busy for the first couple of weeks, as people will probably have to throw out their fridges and freezers," he said.
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"It's been a wild ride," Ms. Edelstein said as she showed off a room full of mammoth freezers that hold thousands of screened stool samples.
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The fish normally drive the rhythm of the short, intense season here, buoying the state's economy and filling home freezers in cities and rural villages.
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Mr. Rouse called it a "phenomenon" and said it's the first time in his decades-long career that he's seen small chest freezers sell out.
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He would take cakes from company freezers and pass them off to other vendors, taking a bite out of Lady M's profits, the lawsuit said.
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Fishermen and net-dippers crowd the river's mouth to grab them, filling their freezers with premium fish for only the cost of gas and gear.
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As it turns out, the $60 million home located in Hollywood's Hidden Hills is decked out with two kitchens, and multiple pantries, fridges and freezers.
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I talked to James Grifo, director of New York University's Langone Prelude Fertility Center, who broke out the numbers on the first wave of freezers.
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Freezers are where Border Patrol tosses those rounded up in sweeps, leaving refugees and immigrants to shiver in the holding rooms for days at a time.
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The more than 91,000 pounds of turkey had use-by dates of early October and shouldn't be in stores anymore, but could still be in freezers.
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Since Hurricane Andrew blew away its walk-in freezers and fridges, Zoo Miami rented freezer and refrigerator trucks ahead of Hurricane Irma to keep food fresh.
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Even before Waitrose puts that pizza in mainstream freezers, activated charcoal has been slowly gaining speed, waiting for the right moment to jump the detoxifying shark.
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Even in 1888, before supermarkets and freezers and microwaves and Seamless, almost nobody was dying of starvation when it snowed a bunch for a few days.
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The company said 64,000 such fridge freezers were made by Indesit between 2006 and 2009 when the model was discontinued, some years before Whirlpool acquired Indesit.
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"While we expect most people would have disposed of the recalled product, we urge everyone to double-check freezers and remove any affected products," Phillips said.
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Our exterminator found pounds and pounds of meat that had been rotting in unplugged chest freezers, around 35 pounds of meat with maggots all over them.
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In Southampton, N.Y., a P.C. Richard & Son employee said the company was sold out of freezers and it was unclear when it would get another shipment.
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Also bearish were softening wholesale meat prices, a possible sign that consumers are scaling back panic-buying at the supermarket after stocking their freezers with meat.
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One has a line of bold, bronze diamonds stamped on the door of its tiny, nested freezing compartment — another reminder that some freezers dwell within fridges.
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In its 2014 bid, Union Supply Direct reported that it employed inmates to, among other things, clean freezers and manufacture clear electronics sold in its package program.
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Most ice cream trucks in London have diesel engines that need to stay running in order to keep the freezers cold and the soft-serve machines swirling.
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The Energy Department later implemented one of the rules — efficiency standards for walk-in coolers and freezers, such as the ones used by grocery stores and restaurants.
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The latter calls her wife, who is trying to make sure that all of the food at the restaurant doesn't go bad without power for the freezers.
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Officials worried that some contaminated products remained in consumers' freezers and urged people to check and throw away anything that matched the beef involved in the recall.
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Now that Girl Scout Cookie season is upon us (our freezers are begging to be restocked with Thin Mints!), here's a look back at its sweet origins.
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It invested more than $200,000 to build out an empty warehouse with everything needed to manufacture food in bulk, including bottling lines, giant mixers and deep freezers.
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In the past year, 22019,410 new federal regulations covered everything from a 122-page definition of the term "solid waste" to energy standards for walk-in freezers.
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One of the most expensive rules came from the Department of Energy, which proposed new efficiency standards for walk-in coolers and freezers, according to the group.
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Many states, including Florida, have laws that make it illegal to discard or abandon refrigerators, freezers, washers and dryers or similar airtight appliances without removing the doors.
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It is the cord blood in those freezers -- stored or donated by parents in case a serious illness develops -- that's at the cutting edge of this research.
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Small piles of malonic acid, a white crystal in refined form, mark the way to a wall of deep freezers, where the champion strains await industrial vats.
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They've got freezers full of frozen meat, coups filled with chickens, tons of livestock, fruits and veggies galore, clean water tanks ... and they're solar-powered by Tesla!
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But most wild shrimp is frozen and shipped around the country, where you'll find it either in bags in supermarket freezers, or thawed and piled on ice.
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But the takeoff depended as well on the development of refrigerated storage and shipping, supermarket freezer cases and home freezers that could store more than ice cubes.
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Butterball is working with the USDA and state health departments to encourage people to check their freezers for any of these products and to dispose of them.
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Whirlpool "applauds" the decision to include finished appliances, such as refrigerators and freezers, on the tariff list, it said in a letter to the US trade representative.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy is delaying the implementation of new test procedures for walk-in coolers and freezers issued in December.
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To reach their headquarters, we had to cross their former front line: a tall blockade of sandbags, sofas, shopping carts, and sinks and freezers packed with concrete.
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Selected athletes travel from all parts of the world to compete, including a group of Brazilians who said they trained for the Minnesota conditions in commercial freezers.
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The agency urges consumers to check their freezers for the recalled products and to return the items to the store where they bought them or throw them away.
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Inspectors also cited the restaurant for several lesser violations, like not properly maintaining its walk-in freezers and not providing hot water at the employee hand washing sink.
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At last count, more than 65,000 so-called social egg freezers in the US are doing so each year, despite the costs, physical toll, and the uncertain odds.
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Her cocktails on draught and held in bottles in walk-in freezers cut down on bar tools that need to be washed, save on ice, and expedite service.
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"Although most of these types of foods may have already been eaten or disposed of, some may still be in refrigerators or freezers," she said in a statement.
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The deal will give Haier ownership of a century-old business that makes refrigerators, freezers, clothes washers and dryers under brands such as Monogram, Café, Profile and Artistry.
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FSIS expressed concern over some product being frozen and remaining in freezers, and urged consumers to throw away the meat or return it to its place of purchase.
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I'm used to having to open up and reach inside a freezer, but at Trader Joe's the freezers are open, which made it easy to grab and go.
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There haven't been any confirmed reports of illness or adverse reactions from eating the chicken nuggets, but federal health officials say some products may be in consumers' freezers.
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"We have seen very good sales of equipment for home working (laptops, printers), for home entertainment (TVs, gaming) and for home living (fridges, freezers, kitchen appliances)," it said.
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Retrofitting a shrimp boat with plate freezers is an expensive investment, but can yield shrimp with excellent flavor and texture that's well worth the extra cost to consumers.
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Like most families in the village, Oomittuk's survives on wild game; much of the living space in his small house was taken up by two big chest freezers.
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The Department of Energy (DOE) is looking to strengthen the efficiency rules for walk-in coolers and freezers one more time before the end of the Obama administration.
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Those efficiency rules for walk-in coolers and freezers do not go into effect until next summer — but the Energy Department is already looking to update the standards.
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She, along with other life-size neighbors, removed The soon to be spoiled meat from dark freezers & orchestrated an impromptu barbecue, Fired up grills, the only city light.
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Consumer goods now freed from tariffs include retractable dog leashes and harnesses, Christmas lights, bicycles, tiki torches, certain grill equipment and a variety of refrigerators, freezers and coolers.
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There's hope for a new generation of freezers who doctors say are younger and more savvy, despite being bombarded with ads for egg-freezing parties and discounted cycles.
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"I look at it like, 'This is life,' " Mr. Edwards said last week after a quick tour of his property, where freezers had been reduced to mangled, twisted wrecks.
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In one piece that hangs near the store's freezers (now given over, in part, to display), paper fragments that run along the center all function as re-contextualized advertisements.
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Opened last year, CryoZone invites customers to spend $13 for three minutes in a cryogenic chamber cooled to -110°C for fledgling freezers and -132°C for chilling connoisseurs.
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Seeds are stored in air-tight glass containers stacked in huge -20°C freezers and can be used to grow a new generation of plants in years to come.
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Clockwise from top left: the seed bank's fridges and freezers; the seed bank and lab room; seeds sealed inside a square aluminum foil pack; seeds inside the germination chamber.
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The Department of Energy (DOE) said Monday it is postponing five efficiency rules, including test procedures for walk-in coolers and freezers, central air conditioners, heat pumps and compressors.
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A Costco employee in California told Business Insider that they had noticed members removing perishable products from the store's freezers and then simply leaving them out to "go bad."
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Crews are spraying sealant over toxic ash and rubble, and the government is working on a rail plan to remove masses of refrigerators and freezers ruined by spoiled food.
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For instance, a pie maker in Utah complained that large national bakeries could fill freezers and shelves with pies at low prices, effectively pushing smaller companies to the side.
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Because decades spent in freezers had degraded many samples, Dr. Worobey said, his lab developed an "RNA jackhammering" technique similar to that used to reconstruct the ancient Neanderthal genome.
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The kitchen will include freezers, refrigerators, and dry storage space, allowing owners and chefs to park their food trucks at the Little Piggy hub for days at a time.
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"Many friends and colleagues barely have enough emergency power to keep freezers cold and incubators running," Julia Torvi, a graduate student and researcher at Berkeley, said in an email.
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In the facility's kitchen, she checked the temperatures in refrigerators and freezers, pretended to swab for bacteria on the floors and counters, looked for expired food, and took photos.
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In the kitchen, a large fluorescent-lit room filled with refrigerators, freezers, burners and a marble counter, Mr. Chan had measured the ingredients and placed them in silver bowls.
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These kinds of resale businesses come with a lot of overhead — rent, freezers and refrigerators, staff — and when they get shut down, it can be hard to get back up.
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According to Thrillist, in 2013, the company started providing special freezers to convenience stores, and now-a-days you can even get the dots shipped directly to your front door.
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These repurposed power packs can each store about 0.7kWh with output of 1kW, and two are used on board to run a built-in soft-serve machine, fridges and freezers.
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Customers who have purchased the recalled sausages are urged to remove them from their refrigerators or freezers and either throw them out or return them to the place of purchase.
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When a summertime escape from the city heat just isn't in the cards or our budgets, we can always just give in and live in our freezers for three months.
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Mbandaka, a city of perhaps 53 million where four cases have emerged, has two more freezers, a 300-liter one for ice packs and a 600-liter one for vaccine.
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The walk-in fridges of the restaurant are massive compared to the freezers because the restaurant simply doesn't serve a lot of frozen items outside of ice cream and cheesecake.
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Francis's factory, with its white-washed clean rooms, towering freezers, robots, conveyors and 100 green jumper-clad workers, was erected to fill 18,000 syringes per hour, 10 million per year.
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Every day, a 6-km (3.7-mile) line of trucks backs up into Mexico, waiting to haul everything from tomatoes to fridge freezers across the World Trade Bridge into Texas.
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Among other findings in the report, which ran 121 pages, the company used unqualified or inadequately trained personnel and stored samples in freezers that were not at the proper temperature.
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Officials must in the coming years decide whether to write new energy efficiency rules for a wide range of products like freezers, air conditioners, transformers, microwaves, ice makers and more.
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There are no reports of anyone getting hurt by the metal, but the USDA said there are concerns that some people may unknowingly still have the packages in their freezers.
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They feature dual-mode capabilities, so they can work as both refrigerators and freezers, getting as cold as 212.8ºF and keeping items cool even when outside temperatures climb above 2319.99ºF.
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For example, Ellison said customers are buying new water heaters as homes fill up with kids home from college, or additional refrigerators and freezers as they stock-up on food.
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Freezers that can keep the vaccine at 80 degrees below 0 Celsius (-112 degrees Fahrenheit) have been set up in Mbandaka and the market town of Bikoro, Dr. Berkley said.
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The products were distributed to retailers nationwide and health officials are urging consumers who have them in their freezers to throw them away or return them to their place of purchase.
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Brooklyn apartment, got a food handler's license, moved in two industrial freezers and launched an online business, selling tubs of dough in classic base flavors like chocolate chip and sugar cookie.
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Sending ice cream is sometimes possible when there is space in one of the freezers on the way up that will be filled with science samples for SpaceX Dragon's return trip.
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AT THE height of summer, workers bundled up in blue snowsuits are hauling boxes of ice lollies in and out of freezers at a small factory near Buenos Aires, Argentina's capital.
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Something small and stowable that can either augment what we have going in our freezers or make up for not having one at all without going overboard is all we need.
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There are no reports of anyone getting hurt by the metal, but the USDA said there are some concerns that some people may unknowingly still have the package in their freezers.
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So far, there have been no reports of adverse reactions to the products, but consumers who have them in their freezers are being encouraged to throw them away or return them.
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Walk-in coolers: The Department of Energy has made changes to the way manufactures must test walk-in coolers and freezers to ensure performance-based energy efficiency standards are being met.
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For example, Ellison said some customers are buying new water heaters as homes fill up with kids home from college, or additional refrigerators and freezers as they stock-up on food.
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Although circulating smallpox has been eradicated, two known stores of the virus exist in laboratory freezers — one in Russia and one at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.
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"We had about 25 boxes get immediately sent to Allentown, Pennsylvania, where they will be immediately (put in freezers), stabilized, and then freeze-dried," Maasbach said, according to a Gothamist report.
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If you get there and the queue is too long for you to deal with, you can grab a takeaway tub from the freezers and go right up to the register.
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Through that program, dozens of standards have been issued by the Department of Energy, largely without fanfare or litigation, that reduce electricity used by everything from dishwashers to walk-in freezers.
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These are places like Hawaii and Australia where locals tend to have greater access to fishing technologies — such as nets and freezers for stockpiling fish — that aid and abet intensive exploitation.
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The company stated that this particular Little Caesars is located inside a Kmart store, and that on that day, several customers complained that the store's freezers were stocked with expired DiGiorno pies.
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From cutting out booze in January to stocking freezers in the late summer, each challenge will set you up to try something potentially new – and save some dough while you're at it.
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Park executives, officials and conservation experts say tiger parks have been accumulating stocks of animal skin and bone in freezers, with the aim of selling it for medicinal use in the future.
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Photo: GettySecurity researchers revealed on Friday that the temperature control systems used in freezers at thousands of locations ranging from grocery stores to hospitals to pharmaceutical companies are subject to simple sabotage.
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You could say our freezers are stocked — stocked with booze, ice cream, and let's not forget our jeans when we want them clean without having to put them through the spin cycle.
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Opinion AS the director of the human brain bank at the National Institute of Mental Health, I am surrounded by brains, some floating in jars of formalin and others icebound in freezers.
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Rather than going through all the work of killing small game like rabbit and geese, they see the sides of mountains as giant freezers full of bigger scores like moose and sheep.
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Fasthoff told CNBC the restaurant lost revenue during the time it was closed and had to toss the food in its refrigerators and freezers that had spoiled when it didn't have power.
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Producers of cheese, beef, cured meats and lettuce told Reuters orders had dropped by half in March as buyers worried the food would perish once their freezers lost power in the next blackout.
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As The Hill's Devin Henry reports, earlier this month, the administration proposed delaying six rules setting high energy efficiency standards for products such as ceiling fans, walking-in coolers and freezers, and others.
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The police have been involved in at least two recent incidents in which people posted videos of themselves licking tubs of Blue Bell ice cream and then placing the tubs back in freezers.
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"We encourage customers to check their freezers for the potentially affected products and not to consume them but throw them away or return them to their place of purchase for a full refund."
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If you're trying to inspire yourself to do a good cleaning of your kitchen, there is no better inspiration out there than looking at the horrors contained inside poorly maintained walk-in freezers.
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Sharpie home cooks keep trays of the chef Amanda Cohen's secret-weapon stir-fry sauce in their freezers, along with bags of cooked rice, a combination that leads to great meals every time.
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I want to know how much it would cost to just go ahead and install one of those special freezers in my kitchen so I never have to step foot in a mall again.
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Wall's, whose Max, Paddle Pop and Twister ice-creams are all chiefly aimed at kids, will still be featured on in-store displays and freezers which are familiar to thousands of convenience stores globally.
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Trader Joe's freezer aisle, in particular, has a lot going for it, so it can be easy to forget that the store sells the fixings for simple meals outside of its freezers as well.
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WHO is using two freezers capable of getting below -86 degrees C in Kinshasa, the country's capital, to store vaccine and freeze the PCM ice packs, along with a power source and a generator.
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My team and I have been developing a water-from-air system using old fridges and freezers, in addition to other recycled components such as an old computer fan and a mobile phone charger.
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Two hours later, after someone complained about the cold from the freezers, the staff shepherded us up to the top floor of the supermarket via some narrow steep steps where it was much warmer.
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In March, before that freeze ended, DOE said it would continue to postpone efficiency testing procedures for compressors, as well as those for walk-in coolers and freezers, central air conditioners and heat pumps.
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It's not getting into the complexities that come along with having to ship fresh and frozen items, including refrigerated trucks, cooler bags, coordinated drop-off times, freezers in the back of stores, and more.
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Before the development of freezers, shave ice was an extravagant dessert reserved only for those who could pay for the luxury of ice carved from frozen lakes and mountains and transported at great cost.
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"The need arose for moms and babies affected by Hurricane Harvey who've lost their frozen milk stored in deep freezers," she told ABC News, so she decided to ship her supply to those in need.
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Over 2.3 billion seeds from 190 countries are stored in air-tight glass containers stacked in huge -20oC freezers underground and can be used to grow a new generation of plants in years to come.
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Unlike "rooftop" solar systems, which are increasingly common in parts of Africa but provide little juice, mini-grids provide round-the-clock electricity capable of powering machinery, irrigation systems and freezers, as well as lighting.
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So, one day, I was in Da Nang, Vietnam, and I was working unloading cargo from freezer ships where they had all the freezers in the bottom of the boat, and you would come up.
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We are seeing those issues with the experimental Ebola vaccines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo now as aid workers use small boats or motorbikes carrying portable freezers of vaccine to reach remote villages.
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LONDON, June 23 (Reuters) - Whirlpool on Friday said it was working with British authorities investigating a deadly blaze in a London tower block after police said one of its Hotpoint fridge freezers sparked the fire.
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As new samples came in, Dr. Starita's laboratory also worked their way backward through some older samples that had been sitting in the freezers for weeks, finding cases that date back to at least Feb.
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The trucks' freezers can operate with the engine turned off, but the machines that pump out soft-serve ice creams such as Mr. Whippy — the British equivalent of Mister Softee — need engine power to run.
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During the 2003 blackouts that affected most of northeastern North America, for example, it was such a tonic to be able to gather in each others' homes (and share the contents of each others' freezers).
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Sam Mason, Mohan Kumar and Holiday Kumar will start with a series of batch freezers, then add a continuous freezer, and the churning process will be on full view when the factory opens for tours.
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"Moving trucks taking our -80 freezers to @ucsf because our @UCBerkeley building doesn’t have backup power and PG&E is shutting off the power (up to 5 days?!)," Olzmann tweeted on Wednesday afternoon.
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Art Review CANNES, France — After weeks in the desert, dehydrated and afraid, refugees and migrants who are apprehended crossing the United States-Mexico border are regularly locked in what are called las hieleras: the freezers.
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Gian Carlo Alonso, CEO of Amerikooler, which manufactures walk-in coolers and freezers in Hialeah, Florida, says the cost of covering insurance for his 137-member workforce has gone up under the law by double digits.
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The USDA is concerned about people who may have bags of the nuggets in their freezers, and is asking all consumers who have the product to toss it or return it to the place of purchase.
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The one-tenth or less share of the harvests has helped the Pareci natives to buy cars and smartphones, replace hammocks with beds and equip their thatched huts with widescreen TVs, freezers and broadband Internet antennas.
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The CPSC recommends keeping children away from "old-style refrigerators, freezers, coolers or dryers that are still in use" and locking the doors to utility rooms and removing the doors from "old-style" refrigerators or appliances.
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The biomedical lab at Addis Ababa University contains hundreds of thousands of dollars of equipment acquired over the years — ultra-low-temperature freezers and sophisticated machines, resembling high-tech bread makers, that analyze genes and blood.
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The plans are part of a larger company "store optimization" to improve performance that also includes expanding freezers and coolers in 400 Family Dollar stores and rebranding 200 Family Dollar stores to the Dollar Tree brand.
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In an unrelated event, more than 2,000 frozen eggs and embryos were also left compromised at the University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center after a malfunction caused temperatures to drop in the freezers where they were stored.
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Salmon dominate the décor of the six-bedroom lodge, with paintings and wood carvings celebrating great catches of the past, and the basement has been fitted out with freezers and cleaning areas for handling the catch.
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Not only did she convince the panel we should offer the puréed product this fall, the panel then convinced her to find a supplier to make the fantastic Butternut Squash Mac & Cheese to offer in our freezers.
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Black bears have wandered into the town in greater numbers since a wildfire forced some 90,000 residents from the area earlier this month, leaving behind trash cans, dumpsters, and even thawing freezers rife with food, authorities said.
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Workers struggled to churn out three successive seatings while coping with a shortage of natural gas and an inadequate electricity supply that made it impossible to use the deep fryer, ovens and freezers at the same time.
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At LACMA, once you've procured your specially timed ticket and signed a release waiver, you enter a room modeled after the holding cells, often called las hieleras, or "freezers," where migrants are detained when crossing the border.
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Traders and slaughterhouses buying up extra stocks to sell at a higher price later have also disrupted the country's "cold chain," or the network of freezers and temperature-controlled trucks that bring meat from farms to plates.
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His M.O. was a pretty simple one: He raided the freezers, filled more than a half-dozen black bags with the delicate pastries, stacked them in a shipping cart, and wheeled them all out to his vehicle.
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In telephone interviews, David and Alexis Lerner, resident directors of a dormitory at the college who knew Hannah, said she had successfully petitioned the school to install bins and freezers for residents to collect materials for composting.
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Therefore, the store directed a Kmart employee—allegedly the lady in the video holding the cart—to unload the freezers of the offending items and temporarily store them in the Little Caesars coolers until they could be disposed of.
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In Britain just 41 "ice babies" were born in 2016 using the mother's own frozen eggs, not nearly enough for reliable statistics, so egg-freezers often cite success rates from defrosted eggs of donors, an unrepresentatively young, healthy sample.
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According to a criminal complaint, obtained by PEOPLE and filed earlier this month, Lohr was seen on surveillance video "pouring bleach into refrigerators and freezers containing consumer products" at markets in Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach, Westwood and West Hollywood.
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"Store clerks had to lock the freezers after the recent trashy trend of people going around stores, opening containers and licking the top of the ice cream before putting it back," one Redditor posted on the r/trashy subreddit.
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Two years later, the strain of virus that once coursed through Wilson's veins lives on in freezers and petri dishes a few buildings over from where she died, as researchers race to find possible treatments for the next time.
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In a corner, two big freezers stock the different fish, whose skins will soon become leather: bass, salmon, soles, trout, turbots, burbots, sturgeons, catfish, rays, mullets...The list is long—if it swims, it ends up on Marielle's workstation.
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Sejal Patel, 37, who runs the local Best Western, said even neighbors who had left under evacuation orders were reaching out — on the rare occasion when cellphone service worked — to offer the contents of their own freezers from afar.
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Besides isolation wards, toilets and showers for 50 patients, a center must have a laboratory with generators and freezers, gowning and decontamination areas, screening areas for new patients, bathrooms, kitchens and on-site housing for up to 200 staff.
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So as Mr. Walts, 53, crossed the stage that April morning in front of the local mayor; Walmart's regional manager for upstate New York; and his son, who had worked overnight stocking freezers, he had butterflies in his stomach.
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For academics too, the consequences can be maddening: One Berkeley scientist had to load his freezers onto a moving truck and send them across the San Francisco Bay to the University of California, San Francisco, which hadn't lost power.
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"Because these products were packaged nine months ago, it is highly unlikely any of the product will be found in retail stores, but it is possible that consumers may have product in their freezers," Butterball spokeswoman Christa Leupen said.
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Although she gets reimbursed a dollar an ounce for each donation given to milk banks, most of that money goes right back into buying pumps, sanitation kits, and freezers to store the milk, she says, adding that she barely breaks even.
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Near the end of my conversation with Jae Woong Wang, a researcher and spokesperson for South Korea's Sooam Biotech, he asks me to tell the world that they shouldn't stuff any recently deceased pets they hope to have cloned in freezers.
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In the case of a food storage facility in Iceland, for example, sabotage by a bad actor could theoretically result in a tremendous waste of the products it stores as well as damage to the freezers themselves, the researchers say.
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Although American food before Chez Panisse is often portrayed as a gastronomic dark age when no vegetable escaped the canneries and freezers, in Waters's childhood house the old home-grown foods hadn't been entirely replaced by the new industrialized ones.
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Beeswax and freezers: essentials for any insect optician In a paper published in Scientific Reports, an open access journal from Nature, the scientists explain that they initially tried testing the mantises' vision using circularly polarized 3D glasses like you get in the cinema.
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If the electricity can stay on—even if Con Edison, the electrical utility, is knocked offline—then at least some of the food can be safely stored on the top shelves of refrigerated storerooms and freezers, away from the threat of floodwaters.
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With the prize money, awarded by the university's NGO Leadership Program, Choi plans to buy some new freezers and blast chillers, as well as hire an additional handful of elderly workers—providing some spending money, and opportunities for friendship, for the city's elders.
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I earnestly endorse readers to keep at least a couple of each in your freezers for when you get home and want to eat something fast and simple that won't make you feel lethargic or leave a gross taste in your mouth.
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Mark Seigel, owner of Mark's Quality Meats & Seafood in NYC, says he's seeing a surge in business as wealthy clients, including F-Factor's Tanya Zuckerbrot, fill their freezers with marinated baby back ribs, 35-day dry-aged NY strip steaks and dover sole.
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Electrolux' U.S. operations were hit last year by a costly shift to new ranges of fridges and freezers and a ramp-up of production at its plant in Memphis, Tennessee, and recovery in sales and profitability there helped drive earnings in the first quarter.
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The indictment stated that they failed to maintain basic precautions to prevent infectious tissue from contaminating healthy tissue; Rathburn dissected bodies using a chainsaw, and stacked human heads on top of each other in freezers with frozen pools of blood and bodily fluids in them.
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In a statement given in May, Mark Cwynar, who was an assistant special agent in the FBI's Phoenix office, testified that during the raid he saw body parts stacked in all parts of the facility, including many in freezers, without any tags identifying them.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains a proposed rule from the National Archives and Records Administration for presidential records; new test procedures from the Department of Energy for walk-in coolers and freezers; and expanded reporting requirements for troubled banks and credit unions.
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Despite a major crackdown on the infamous Tiger Temple in 2550, where wildlife officials confiscated 2000 tigers and found freezers full of the carcasses of 93 cubs, as well as another 29 cubs floating in formaldehyde jars, the country's tiger tourism sector is booming.
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Between February 19 and March 20, foot traffic to hardware stores was up 26% in the US. Reports from workers in stores such as Home Depot and Lowe's revealed that shoppers were buying items such as freezers to store supplies while preparing for self-isolation.
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The vaccine, made by Merck and known as rVSV-ZEBOV, must be kept at 80 degrees below 0 Celsius (-112 degrees Fahrenheit), so advanced freezers and storage containers had to be deployed to Mbandaka and to Bikoro, a market town closer to the outbreak's epicenter.
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The Freezers are realistic about the odds of Elise achieving her own Olympic dreams — let alone landing a triple axel like Mirai Nagasu — but seeing their daughter develop a strong work ethic and maintain a healthy, athletic lifestyle is its own reward, Jennifer said.
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The products were shipped to retailers nationwide, so shoppers should check their freezers for boxes with the "best by" day of 29977/07/2019 lot code 8341, 01/04/2020 lot code 8713, 01/24/2020 lot code 9024, or 02/15/2020 lot code 9046.
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Retro Coca-Cola cans and Eggo waffle packages have been stocked on shelves, branded ice cream cartons and cakes are now in freezers at Baskin Robbins and an entire section of Target has been dedicated to housing backpacks, socks, toys and games featuring characters from the show.
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DOWN a dusty side road in the province of Punjab stands Shehr-e-Khamoshan, a new graveyard with freezers imported from Germany and a network of 22 video cameras that will allow relatives of the deceased to live-stream footage of funerals at the $1.5m facility.
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Most of us have ice makers in our freezers, or at least a few trays that suffice for most occasions, but for those of us who don't or spend a lot of time on boats or RVs, constantly buying and storing ice isn't only a nuisance.
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Ten Democratic attorneys general, plus New York City and a Pennsylvania regulator, on Monday notified Energy Secretary Rick Perry of their plan to sue in 60 days for stalling proposed standards for air compressors, commercial boilers, portable air conditioners, power supplies, and walk-in coolers and freezers.
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The new space will have a cafe with custom-decorated cakes and cupcakes, a wider range of products, a kitchen with ovens, refrigerators, freezers to make real cakes and a formal Cake Academy that will teach a range of baking skills, including how to make croissants.
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Some residents even get meat that way, from shops in Fairbanks, to the disdain of traditionalists who fill their freezers with moose and bear that they skin and butcher themselves, and salmon from the Yukon River, frozen white this time of year on the village's front doorstep.
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While the FSIS says there have been "no confirmed reports of adverse reactions due to the consumption of these products," they urge anyone owning the products — even those frozen in freezers — not to consume them and instead throw them away or return them to the place of purchase.
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His "frozen artworks" — materials embedded in ice and stored in industrial freezers in the gallery — signify duration in the time it takes for the water to freeze and the ice to melt, should a circuit blow, a freezer darken, and his frozen paintings be exposed to the atmosphere.
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Witness the perfect sorrow of the Goodfellas world falling apart as we find wiseguy corpses in cars, garbage trucks and meat freezers, and we hear the piano outro from Derek And The Dominoes' "Layla"—Scorsese had the song playing right there on the set, choreographing the action in time.
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That same day, I was told by my company to start working from home and social distancing, and I witnessed firsthand the eeriness of going to a normally stocked grocery store that was left with barren freezers and empty shelves where canned goods and toilet paper were once abundant.
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That same day, I was told by my company to start working from home and social distancing, and I witnessed firsthand the eeriness of going to a normally stocked grocery store that was left with barren freezers and empty shelves where canned goods and toilet paper were once abundant.
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We also have a beautiful portfolio of photographer Lewis Khan's journey to Cuba's annual firework festival and work by Dornith Doherty, who since 2008 has been documenting the world's seed banks—fail-safe freezers, built in remote locations, that protect important seeds from natural and man-made disasters.
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For vegetarians Our picks: Morningstar Veggie Burger without mayo, ketchup or pickles and garden side salad without croutons and dressing For those who want a meat-free meal, Burger King offers a Morningstar veggie burger (like the one found in supermarket freezers), topped with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, ketchup and mayo.
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In one of the best stories, a veteran in the South runs a hustle cramming people's freezers full of beef — "before they say lickety and before they say split they find themselves whipping out a pen and writing out a checkaroo for 150 buckarupees" — but winds up bested by Northern carpetbaggers.
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A particularly unfortunate result of this is that new mothers—many of whom, like Erin, would be happy to donate milk if they could—end up having to hoard their breast milk in freezers, fending off trolls named Alan in the hopes of finding an unconventional way to support their new families.
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And best of all, science often doesn't just tackle problems by kicking the proverbial can down the road, but rather by eradicating issues completely—like we did with diseases like smallpox, or by inventing freezers so our food doesn't spoil, or by flashlights so we can see outside on a rainy night.
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Among them, she can't: -- cook on an open flame -- operate pressure cookers, broilers, food slicers, cutters or mixers -- bake anything ... period -- operate microwaves that heat above 140 degrees -- transport grease hotter than 100 degrees -- work in freezers or meat coolers -- wash windows higher than 10 feet from ground level And this is interesting.
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Although Ozer created wikiFeet's content moderation system, known as "the Guild," in February 260 in an attempt to fight rampant "trolling"—people would write posts about using deli slicers on feet, storing disembodied feet in freezers, and breaking ankles, BackinBlack60 said—many users still complain, about persistent trolling and a lack of autonomy.
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Set amid an assemblage of refrigerators and freezers, Genet's sinister parable about sexual fantasies gratified in a brothel as revolution rages in the streets of an unnamed city is famously difficult to stage, but Mr. Buljan's energetic production works fiendishly well thanks to the wild, impassioned performances of a musically gifted cast.
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We passed a bank of freezers, a room with a CT scanner, and a band saw big enough to carve a small whale into chunks, and then entered a room that was furnished with supersized versions of the kind of stainless-steel tables you'd find in the autopsy room of a morgue.
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They are painstakingly going through 40,000 samples of bacteria they have stored in freezers in their labs inside the main blue and yellow building of the Walter Reed annex in Silver Spring, a suburb of Washington, D.C. Super-fast sequencers developed in the 15 years since the first human genome was mapped help a lot.
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When all the electric power was knocked out to the underground power system in Lower Manhattan on 9/11, Con Edison laid temporary power cables on street curbs that first day, as they repaired the underground damage within the critical 72 hour window after which food and drink from refrigerators and freezers goes bad.
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It is now immunizing health workers and "ring-vaccinating" all contacts of every known case, but it might try to vaccinate everyone in affected areas, said Dr. Peter Salama, head of emergency responses for the W.H.O. But that would mean building up a much bigger stockpile of vaccine and the freezers needed to store it.
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I mean, look at the kitchen that's engineered to be accessible from both inside the vehicle and out: And check out all the clever storage, adjustable sleeping for up to six people, and not one but two refrigerator / freezers: I own a tiny home which apparently makes me a terrible human being — like a Brooklyn hipster, but worse.
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Not only are there independent companies like Instacart and Shipt vying for customers, Amazon just dropped $13.7 billion to acquire Whole Foods, giving it a brick-and-mortar presence inside cities, while Walmart is ratcheting up the competition via its grocery pickup business and even today's move to start delivering groceries inside customers' freezers and refrigerators.
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This is an expansion of an October recall by JBS Tolleson, which took around 7 million pounds of beef off the market after a salmonella outbreak caused hundreds of people to fall ill in the U.S. The FSIS in the statement said it is concerned that some consumers may have frozen the recalled beef in their freezers.
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Counties activated their emergency centers and authorities urged people to have supplies of water for several days, to keep sensitive medicines such as insulin in cool places, to drive carefully because traffic lights could be out, to have a full gas tank for emergencies and to check the food in freezers and refrigerators for spoilage after power is restored.
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Amid a massive frozen foods recall involving millions of packages of fruits and vegetables that were shipped to all 50 U.S. states, Canada and Mexico, authorities who want to stem the listeria-linked illnesses and deaths worry it'll be difficult to get consumers to dig through their freezers and check for products they may have bought as far back as 2014.
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I'm not sure what's going on here to be honest, but it's genuinely heartwarming to see two supposedly opposing demographics – a young girl who looks like an extra in The Simpsons' "Homerpalooza" episode and a middle-aged man who almost definitely owns a large collection of wrestling DVDs and several meat freezers – putting their differences behind them to bop blissfully side by side at the Lit show.
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The truck must be durable, but so does the kitchen equipment inside, which has no back-up infrastructure "You build a little restaurant on wheels -- an electric generator, propane, hot and cold water, fridges, freezers -- and then, you drive it over potholes at 50 miles per hour and things break," Kirk Francis, who co-founded the now quartet of Captain Cookie & the Milkman food trucks that sell cookies and made-to-order ice cream sandwiches in the Washington, D.C. area.
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