The cabin was unpressurized, unheated, and could only hold one pilot.
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For control purposes, a third set of panels was left unheated.
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The dormitories are unheated, though it is extremely cold even in spring.
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Now she can't afford to pay for electricity, so her apartment is unheated.
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The books were moldering under inches of dust in an unheated, uncooled limbo.
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Not in the tropical lushness of the main glasshouse, but outdoors in unheated frames.
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An unheated three-season porch with an attached storage room is off the den.
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"You could say he died of a three-story unheated walk-up," Mr. Healy said.
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Police say they were given rotten food, clothes picked out of trash containers and unheated housing.
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In Brooklyn, he was sleeping on the floor of the unheated warehouse that was Etsy's office.
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While sunny, the space is unheated and a bit of a challenge on 40-degree days.
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By now, Ms. Mathis has spent two winters in an unheated apartment, huddled under electric blankets.
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The room has electricity but is unheated and has been used as a seasonal work space.
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Halfway up a precipitous, dogleg staircase is the tingzijian, an unheated room often rented to bachelors.
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That his brussels sprouts and carrots might freeze inside the unheated barn where they were kept.
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Any number of unheated European squats with a toilet two floors down disconnected from any running water?
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Now he is sleeping in a cramped, unheated cell with limited access to lawyers and family members.
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That said, research suggests that hot yoga isn't necessarily better for you than unheated types of yoga.
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A wood stove warms the living room and kitchen, but the rest of the house is unheated.
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Immediately to the right of the foyer is a three-season unheated sun porch with courtyard views.
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He disappeared into an unheated cell, to be interrogated without lawyers and receive only fleeting visits from family.
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It has visited unheated barns and calorie-rich Pizza Ranches, overstuffed church pews and saloons in unincorporated towns.
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Refugees lived in unheated barracks and used open latrines, the contents of which blew about in rough weather.
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According to Gettle, the children were found in an unheated bedroom that lacked furniture including beds, the outlet reported.
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The family converted an unheated carport into a home for the siblings and implored Extreme Makeover to help them.
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According to Gettle, the children were found in an unheated bedroom that lacked furniture including beds, the outlet reports.
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They develop a rich red mahogany color, and then age for about a year in the unheated, uninsulated smokehouse.
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"He was writing it in that unheated room above the garage" in the house they rented in Great Neck.
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Such poor conditions, from unheated buildings to outdated textbooks, only serve to make the focus on preventing school shootings more absurd.
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In the morning, Edward Gallison moved the bundle to an unheated storage room in the back of the second-floor apartment.
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This year, Dr. Hunter published a study that found that unheated yoga is just as good for your heart as hot yoga.
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Verano got his first look at them in 2002, when he visited an unheated Cusco museum 11,000 feet high in the Andes.
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An unpressurized and unheated cockpit that lacks the creature comforts of traditional aircraft posed enormous difficulties for pilots Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg.
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One species of worm grew 70 percent faster on a panel heated by 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit, compared with its growth on unheated panels.
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Filter-feeding animals called bryozoans doubled their growth on heated panels, crowding out other species that seemed to fare well on unheated panels.
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He had been kept overnight in the couple's unheated Long Island garage as the temperature outside plunged to 19 degrees, the police said.
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"Thomas Valva was subjected to freezing temperatures in the home's unheated garage overnight when the outside temperature was 19 degrees," Commissioner Hart said.
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A study published in the European Journal of Medical Research found that raw honey (the unheated, unfiltered kind) could treat even severe scalp problems.
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The ferris wheel is next to Allas Sea Pools, which, as the name suggests, is a selection of public pools, both heated and unheated.
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I'm not sure I'm brave enough to do lengths in the unheated pools in winter, but I loved the idea of the warm one.
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Ghosn, a former titan of the global auto industry, has spent more than 100 days detained in a small, unheated room since his Nov.
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Carole Ghosn claims in the letter that her husband is being held in an unheated cell, where the lights remain on around the clock.
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Apart from extending swimsuit season, what's also great is that, as satisfied Amazon reviewers note, O'Neill's Thermo-X is excellent for unheated swimming pools.
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One night we searched for her history book inside the unheated attic bedroom that she shared with two foster sisters and a biological one.
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It was unheated, and the floor was strewn with broken glass, but adults weren't allowed, and there was free food and intermittent Wi-Fi.
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And many greens can thrive under covered, unheated greenhouse conditions, growing fresh well into the colder months without the need for carbon-intensive heating.
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It was a shocking sound, the percussion of hundreds of dangerously neglected prisoners freezing in a building that had gone unheated for over a week.
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His fingers were swollen, his body was sore, and there had been no time to practice before facing an expectant audience in an unheated chapel.
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Instead, she worked as a live-in maid for white families, doing the wash, serving meals and, in one case, sleeping in an unheated attic.
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This follows a last ditch appeal by prosecutors to keep Ghosn in prison, where he has been confined to a small, unheated room since his Nov.
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It's early June, and the rehearsal room, in a rustic lodge on the shores of Lake Dunmore, in central Vermont, has been left unheated, somewhat optimistically.
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In another building on campus, Ian Gates and his team are turning sticky bitumen from the tar sands into pellets that can be transported in unheated railcars.
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Simone de Beauvoir used it as her letter-box, its warmth a reprieve from the unheated hotel room she lived in on the nearby rue de Seine.
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The yogurt sits in an unheated oven with the light on for a few hours until it sets, then he puts it in the refrigerator to chill.
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The former Nissan executive is being held in a 75-sq-foot (6.97-sq-m) unheated cell and being denied daily medication, his wife said in her letter.
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Although that tie-up began with the crash of two tractor-trailers and resulted in many people sleeping in unheated vehicles, no one was killed or seriously hurt.
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Yasutaka Kakimoto, 55, and Yukari Kakimoto, 53, who live in Osaka, in central Japan, kept their daughter in an unheated structure next to their house, according to police.
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They lived in a Pyongyang home that went unheated through most of the winter, raising their own vegetables and chickens to compensate for a collapsing food rationing system.
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The memory boxes are displayed in glass cases in an unheated, subterranean expanse under harsh lights, subjecting visitors to physical discomfort as they read family members' heartbreaking accounts.
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His presence in an unheated detention cell shone an unflattering light on Japan's justice system, and now his dramatic escape to Lebanon promises to be no less impactful.
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The roar was real enough: it came from a blower, which, the atelier being unheated, the students would place at my feet, to stop me from getting hypothermia.
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It does require a power source, but Riki and Ryo told me that you can hook it up to a car for basic power to run it (unheated water).
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One must be zealous — and drunk on one's youth (and perhaps other things) — to spend dozens of nights in an unheated tent for the sake of a good view.
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When the displaced people arrived off the buses from Athens, following harrowing journeys over land and sea, they were shown to basic, unheated army tents and simply handed a blanket.
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I listen to Tove Lo and do high-knees in between sets to stay warm, since the garage is unheated and my car thermostat says it's 44 degrees in here.
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The former titan of the global auto industry was released from the Tokyo Detention House, where he has been confined to a small, unheated room since he was arrested on Nov.
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The Solar Impulse can only carry a single passenger in its unheated, unpressurized cabin, and typically flies at speeds of around 30 mph (that's 18 times slower than a regular airplane).
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The office was in an unheated building with no telephone service, like the rest of this town, which is best known for its refugee camp for Syrians fleeing the Islamic State.
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Li's chance to escape his fate came at age 11 in 1972, when four cultural advisers from the Beijing Dance Academy came to his school, an unheated classroom made of mud.
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The half-acre wooded lot also includes a small, unheated building made from boards recycled from an old shed that could be used as a writer's studio or summer sleeping room.
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The couple allegedly left Valva's son, Thomas, overnight in the unheated, unfinished garage of their Long Island home last week, Suffolk County Police Commissioner Geraldine Hart said in a press conference.
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In Boston, a hundred and forty prisoners in chains and leg irons were marched through the city's streets, then locked up in an unheated prison on an island in the harbor.
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And in my unheated bathroom this winter, it was nice to get out of the shower and wrap up in a toasty towel instead of the usual room of cold air.
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According to The Associated Press, the bear soaked in Hough's unheated hot tub (jets on and everything,) slurped up his beverage, and then took a nice little nap under a shady tree.
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At the railroad stop, the lover of the downtrodden buys fourth-class tickets so he can be with the peasants, but hours in the drafty, unheated railcar give Tolstoy chills and fever.
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The job facing the unit was formidable: Millions of pieces of mail had piled up in Birmingham in unheated, poorly lighted warehouses where rats had been attracted by undelivered packages containing food.
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You can store wood in an unheated garage, but do not store more than a week's supply in the house, as the wood could attract insects, according to Michigan State University Extension.
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But she and her boyfriend, who grooms the slopes at night, could not afford anything near Vail, so they settled for the winter in an unheated basement in Gypsum, about 40 miles away.
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Over the past decade, for example, Russia has repeatedly cut natural gas supplies to neighboring Ukraine in the dead of winter, prompting fears that homes would go unheated and factories would be idled.
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In her unheated metal container, furnished only with blankets, we meet Masoomah from Baghlan, a province in northern Afghanistan that has seen Taliban insurgents make inroads this year in that country's unending war.
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When her money ran out, Ms. Enos could be found outfitted in a woolen scarf and fingerless gloves at her hastily acquired second job, selling tickets in the unheated Playwrights Horizons' box office.
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He was starving in his unheated garret, and the offer of sustained employment far from the upheavals of the civil war would have been hard for him (and his pregnant wife) to refuse.
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Size: 1,20183 square feet Price per square foot: $233 Indoors: Entry is through an unheated porch, into a living room with narrow-strip wood floors and a vintage-tile fireplace surround and hearth.
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"It was so bright and there were so many people," he recalled with a slow grin, sitting on a sofa in the sparse, unheated two-room studio in Seoul where he records his videos.
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After a hot yoga class, when you're dripping in sweat and your heart is pounding, you may have a greater sense of accomplishment than if you were to do an unheated class, she says.
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The former titan of the global auto industry is set to be released from the Tokyo Detention House, where he has been confined to a small, unheated room since he was arrested on Nov.
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"We were kept in an unheated and visibly filthy tent, with no call light, no trash can, no biohazard bin, no electrical outlet, and, most concerning, no regular checks by staff," said the nurse.
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Laur Duvall, a 26-year-old who makes huge drawings from performance art pieces, had been bouncing between cheap sublets while renting an unheated Sunset Park garage as a studio for $500 a month.
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Her time in the unheated shacks at L'Impasse Ronsin—and, later, in the cold belly of the Sphinx—exacerbated a case of rheumatoid arthritis, which grew so bad that at times she couldn't walk.
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Then, at the appointed shower hour, several others built fires to heat the water tanks that do (or do not) ensure a comfortable bathing experience for the 333 students who live in unheated cabins here.
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Almena was the master tenant of a big unheated industrial warehouse, but the space he offered Harris was two doors down in the same building, a storage space subleased from Custom O's auto body shop.
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Then, at the appointed shower hour, several others built fires to heat the water tanks that do (or do not) ensure a comfortable bathing experience for the 81 students who live in unheated cabins here.
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When the skin side is done, after six minutes or so, "flip it like an over-easy egg," Mr. Anderer said, onto the unheated pan and allow the flesh to cook from its own residual heat.
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In these stories, Teffi rarely acknowledges that she has a body, much less a previously pampered female one, enduring cattle cars, unheated rooms and ceaseless periods of waiting in the elements while in late middle age.
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After checking in, Joe Richards, an owner of the facility, showed Mr. Jacinto into a small unheated room and set him up with a 10-minute safety video that warned of the many dangers of skydiving.
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And yet Ghosn had some success positioning himself as a victim of a legal system with a 99% conviction rate, one which had him locked in an unheated cell for months hoping to extract a confession.
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TURIN, Italy (Reuters) - A rainstorm buffets unheated apartment blocks on the outskirts of the northern Italian city of Turin where more than 1,000 impoverished African migrants huddle in rooms built to house 300 competitors at the 2006 Winter Olympics.
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It was the autumn of 1946, a year after the end of the Second World War, and he was a 12-year-old boy, the crown prince of a defeated land, sitting in an unheated classroom on the outskirts of Tokyo.
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CreditCredit21966 Alberto Giacometti Estate/Licensed by VAGA and ARS, New York; Vincent Tullo for The New York Times His studio was more of a shed, really: a leaky, unheated ground-floor room of just 240 square feet in working-class southern Paris.
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Though Migration Minister Ioannis Mouzalas said in Janaury that "no migrant or refugee is in the cold," the voluntary humanitarian worker Pru Waldorf, of Calais Action, told me that 700 refugees remain in tents in Samos alone, with up to 1,000 more in unheated dormitories.
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Erik af Klint and his family lived at Karlavagen 56, the family home on one of the district's broader avenues, where his son Johan recalls his great-aunt's paintings were stored, rolled up in boxes in an unheated attic for more than 20 years.
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A bear who couldn&apost apparently bear the temperatures any longer was recorded lapping up a margarita and hanging in an unheated hot tub at a California home over the weekend — proving the furry mammals have more in common with humans than science may have taught us.
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The $299 price tag for the Chaval Supernovas isn't cheap, especially compared to a good pair of unheated snowboarding / ski gloves (Burton sells Gore-Tex leather gloves for about $100) that can be augmented with disposable hand-warmer pads for as little as 50 cents a pair.
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The difference between the two artists is apparent in the main part of Mr. Sachs's exhibition, which is installed in a rather dank, unheated gallery, with concrete-block walls and exposed industrial beams, wherein rugged, abstract Noguchi sculptures carved from big chunks of basalt are usually displayed.
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At Marni, a pair of models came down the runway in patchwork striped blankets that must have inspired those in attendance to replicate the look later in the week: While in Paris, designers with outdoor or unheated venues were considerate enough to provide blankets to guests.
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In 2014, the students doing his program squatted in an abandoned, unheated shopping mall in Leipzig; last spring, in Milan, they slept on the floor of a gallery; and, three years ago, in Shanghai, they installed their student exhibition amid counterfeit "Prado" bags at a street market.
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Then there are the ear cuffs, punk in their sensibility but impeccable in their execution: the Marcia, with its thin strip of diamonds, sits perfectly suspended from the cavum, hugging the lobe just so, while a 4.78-carat unheated pink sapphire appears to float outward into the air.
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I met David in the late 21924s in San Francisco, shortly after he had moved from New York, following a series of evictions from live/work spaces he had carved out in unheated storefronts in post-industrial semi-wastelands, before the real estate industry had given them names like Tribeca.
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The drug is described as a "peanut-derived investigational biologic oral immunotherapy drug," but the active ingredient is simply defatted peanut flour that is carefully measured and packed into capsules or foil sachets of varying doses that are easily opened so the contents can be mixed into unheated food and consumed.
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Ghosn, a former titan of the global auto industry, was expected to leave the Tokyo Detention House after a court late on Tuesday rejected a last-minute attempt by prosecutors to keep him in prison, where he has spent more than 100 days detained in a small, unheated room since his Nov.
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He sided with corporations and against workers in a variety of cases, including one in which a Kansas State professor was fired for requesting more leave after a cancer diagnosis, and one involving a truck driver who was fired for abandoning his malfunctioning truck after waiting in a freezing, unheated cabin for three hours.
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And there was the extremity of their fraudulent overtime, many tens of thousands of dollars for each — they were being paid while at the beach, while spending weeks doing exurban home renovations — all of it draining the treasury of a city where, as the trial was taking place, thousands of children were shivering in unheated classrooms.
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After closing up the inn at night, he would set up dozens of barrel samples at a table in the back of the restaurant and methodically mix them, paying close attention to their age, alcohol level, even where they had been sitting in the warehouse (temperature affects how a whiskey ages, and temperatures vary widely in an unheated warehouse).
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