Too many thunderstorms went unwatched, too many gentle breezes unnoticed.
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We can become nobody again, for a brief moment, unwatched, unworried.
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" McGlue is forever "in the mud, drunk and tired and unwatched.
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Facebook and Messenger already synchronized the watched/unwatched state of Stories.
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For every success story there are thousands of indie films that go unwatched.
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In most modern city centers, no person or patch of sidewalk goes unwatched.
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"And now he's going to be out there in society, unwatched and uncontrolled."
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We, too, are slightly disembodied, free to examine these faceless yet somehow individualized portraits unwatched.
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Humans struggle to monitor multiple screens at once, with the result that much CCTV goes unwatched.
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But guards can't be everywhere all the time, and most areas are left unwatched by authorities.
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Tkachuk was left unwatched in front of Johnson and he redirected Hamilton's shot from the point.
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Out there, we were unwatched by lifeguards, sunning and snogging in glorious privacy right out in public.
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She may kiss and bite her knee, watched or unwatched, inserting a beige loafer as an eschewed dildo.
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My interview with him sat unwatched until earlier this year, when I tracked down the tape containing it.
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Thanks to the lingering effects of March Madness, a fantastic N.B.A. highlight went unwatched by too many people.
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The new video cameras have improved surveillance, but the site is so big that plenty of areas remain unwatched.
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Ambitious but unloved, talent-packed but unwatched, it'll be laid to rest in the Great TV Graveyard in April.
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And while that fretful, critical self is in sleep mode, if I'm lucky, something happens to the unwatched writing.
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Or catch up on unwatched episodes of "Orange Is the New Black" before a new season begins June 303.
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He dissected the contraband market — the marijuana, painkillers and cellphones thrown over unwatched fences or brought in by employees.
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And although some films continue to top critics&apos lists as holiday favorites, other movies may be better left unwatched.
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However, the other landing page Hulu had been considering, "Unwatched in My Stuff," is still available just a few swipes over.
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Hawkins's videos seemed destined for that largely unwatched corner of the YouTube-verse reserved for uploaded dance recitals and first pitches by third graders.
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In these moments on film, you can see the face fall open and reveal a whole person, whoever she is when she's turned inward, unwatched.
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At the end of "Beim Schlafengehen," as she sings of a "soul unwatched" soar into immortality, her voice lights the sky with defiant, unbounded joy.
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" At the time, the company said it was considering both a "Hulu Picks" option or an "Unwatched in My Stuff" screen as a replacement for "Lineup.
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Three decades and hundreds of unwatched channels later, that clunky television bundle is falling apart, frayed by standalone streaming services including Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Video.
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This is just a guess, but the pre-inaugural programming that is all over television at the moment feels as if it might go largely unwatched.
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Other changes touted at CES, like adding expanded metadata next to content (genre, rating, year) or the ability to mark content as "unwatched," haven't made an appearance.
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Martin suspects that Kellie Rynn was placed in a basinet with another infant or too many blankets and left unwatched, well-known mistakes that can lead to suffocation.
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Each episode will display information like the show's length, synopsis, publish date and title, and will let you play, pause, mark as watched/unwatched, and add to your queue.
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As Mashable reported last year, three decades and hundreds of unwatched channels later, the clunky television bundle is becoming less popular, frayed by standalone streaming services including Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Video.
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You'll also be able to mark content as unwatched, which could help if you've fallen asleep while watching TV, for example, or someone else watched the show while logged into your profile.
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This latter option is a small but useful tweak that takes you to an area where you can adjust your suggestions and watch history – meaning you can mark something as watched or unwatched.
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The encrypted video stream would be continually archived, unwatched, in a datacenter and could only be accessed if multiple parties holding pieces of the split key agreed to approve a request for access.
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It's also the kind of show that people don't really dare to let sit unwatched in their DVR queues, lest Twitter (which didn't exist when "The Sopranos" signed off) ruin it for them.
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Image: NetflixNetflix, our collective trash heap of mostly unwatched or unwanted content, would like you to know that despite a tidal wave of speculation that it's not going to start serving you up ads.
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If IBM had been completely unwatched by regulators, by enforcement, doing whatever they wanted, I think IBM would have held on and maybe we'd still be using mainframes, or something — a very different situation.
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How many of us still have the Good Wife series finale sitting unwatched on our DVR, mostly because we read spoilers online, saw that the ending left most fans cold, and decided not to bother?
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If Facebook got really smart, it'd even understand who had watched what where, so you wouldn't see the Story you just viewed on Facebook show up unwatched at the front of the Instagram Stories section.
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Those interviewed said the path from Minneapolis typically begins with a connection to drivers, usually Somali friends of friends who have often driven to North Dakota, and know the back roads and unwatched bush trails to Canada.
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Instead of paying a company like Comcast a small fortune for hundreds of unwatched channels and comically-terrible customer service, streaming providers are offering lower costs and greater flexibility without pissing customers off on a daily basis.
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But that can be tricky as a parent, too—after all, you're just a person, with your own set of problems and biases and deadlines to meet, not to mention the unwatched episodes of Scandal stacking up.
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If unwatched YouTube videos, unfriended Facebook pages, and brand pariahs on Twitter constitute the Lonely Web, then this was something lonelier still—a solitary empire cultivated over years, built in tribute to the object of its creator's affections.
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In its place, Hulu will trial two different variations: a "Hulu Picks" collection, which is curated by staff, and an "Unwatched in My Stuff" option that will show you things you have on your list but haven't yet watched.
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In the article the bystanders get called out for not acting but little was said to incriminate the parents of these teens who let them hang out unwatched, in large groups, or the teachers who didn't work to understand what was happening beneath their noses.
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But a huge number of households in the U.S. — over 90 million — are still stubbornly sticking to buying big bundles of mostly unwatched networks, with shows primarily presented in linear fashion and interrupted by interstitial ads, even if they also use the newer devices and services.
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But a huge number of households in the US — over 90 million — are still stubbornly sticking to buying big bundles of mostly unwatched networks, with shows primarily presented in linear fashion and interrupted by interstitial ads, even if they also use the newer devices and services.
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In Malcolm Gladwell's article about the consequences of marijuana legalization and promotion, he omits a vital detail: the Drug Enforcement Administration categorizes marijuana, like heroin, as a Schedule 1 drug—a substance with no medical value and a high potential for abuse ("Unwatched Pot," January 14th).
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Most Canary users rely on notifications, Watch Live, and their timeline images to determine what is happening in their homes or businesses, which means that hundreds of millions of recorded videos travel through our platform unwatched, making the system slower, and costing Canary a significant amount in cloud expenses.
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There was no dragon guarding her, and she might wander unwatched about the garden, unvexed by the family tyrant's whim.
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A similar case is port knocking. In usual communications the timing of requests is irrelevant and unwatched. Port knocking makes it significant.
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In 1923 the light characteristics were changed. In 1945 the light was electrified. It was also changed into an automatic, unwatched light that exhibited the original characteristics. The structure was abandoned and boarded up.
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At night, they escape the building using an unwatched staircase from the roof. They ride to the restaurant. Raffles takes Bunny to a private room, and they feast. As they finish, a tradesman named Mr. Robinson arrives.
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Rip currents in Taiwan resulted in one death after a boy went into the water unwatched. Six hikers also went missing. Power to all 505 residences of Chiangchun was also lost during the storm. Average amounts of of rain were recorded across southeastern parts of Taiwan on June 21.
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He asks Quinn to watch over Devra. Quinn leaves Devra unwatched to return to question the men about his missing girl but is again unsuccessful. He is increasingly agitated about being intimidated by the men. Strange and Quinn meet at the beauty salon and find that McKinley has abducted Stokes.
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The McKay Island Lighthouse was built in 1907 to serve the timber industry. It had 5 Keepers of the Light, Angus McNeish, Merrit Strum, Joseph Harvey, Gord Inch, Mr Wing. It became an unwatched light in Oct 1955. On Oct 25th, 2009 the range light was converted to solar power with LED bulbs.
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Gardiner, p. 93 The Raid on Saint Paul was an important demonstration of Rowley's ability to strike at the French anchorages directly. Landing men at unwatched beaches, the British soldiers, sailors and Royal Marines of the landing party were able to storm the defences from the landward side and rout the defenders.James, p.
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The Keeper class buoy tender USCGC Anthony Petit (WLM-558), based in Ketchikan, Alaska, is named in honor of the fallen lighthouse keeper.U.S.C.G.C. Anthony Petit. In 1946, in the wake of the tsunami disaster, a temporary unwatched light was established. The new permanent structure was completed in the early 1950s, and the temporary light was discontinued.
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Today, regrowth covers much of Woody Island. The North Bluff light was converted to an unwatched automatic light on 21 June 1937 running on gas. The keeper was no longer employed but remained in the house. The North Bluff Lighthouse was closed on 17 June 1959, at the same time, the Middle Bluff Lighthouse was automated, running on gas.
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For the beginning of their third run, Get Loweded is tackling the Golden Age of Television. They now are set between 1957 and 1963 supposedly airing on the DuMont Network. They are staging a "late night television show" which was unwatched at the time, but later became a favorite of a video store clerk. They produced a "mockumentary" about this show to explain the premise.
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Aric Cushing is the first to discover two previously 'lost' works that surrounded her short and brief period writing Gothic and ghost fiction, which are included in the compilation, and were never re-published after their original publication dates in the 1890s. The stories are "The Unwatched Door" and "Clifford's Tower". In 2014, Aric edited and published "Lost Essays" (), a collection of Gilman's commentaries.
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There are two stories as to how Sugartown got its name. The first is that a wagon overturned while crossing the creek, spilling its expensive and delicious cargo into the creek, thus giving birth to both the name of the creek and the town. The second story is that an early settler allowed an unwatched pot of sugar cane juice to cook too long, turning the boiling syrup into sugar.
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In 1922 Trwyn Du became the first Trinity House lighthouse to be automated, when it was converted to unwatched acetylene operation. The lamp was converted to solar power in 1996 and the lighthouse was modernised extensively at that time. At present the Lighthouse has a 15,000 candela light that flashes once every 5 seconds and can be seen away. Additionally, a 178-kilogram fog bell sounds once every thirty seconds.
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Over the time, the home was rented to different people and in the next century, the Avila home took many other forms of use. The home was used as a hotel, housing, lodging, and was a temporary home for the U.S. troops. There was a period in time where the Avila Adobe was spent vacant and unattended during the first century. During the years of the late 1920s, the home was neglected and unwatched.
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Learning of Troubridge's arrival, Ganteaume departed his anchorage in the Dardanelles on 2 January 1796, leaving the battered Justice behind. Slipping past the British squadron, he steered for Toulon, arriving, without having encountered another British force, on 5 February. The blockade fleet under Jervis had shifted southward to Minorca and so Toulon was unwatched when Ganteaume arrived. Following repairs, Justice was able to follow a few months later, reaching Toulon without incident in July.
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The first automatic radiobeacon in the United States began service in 1928. Radiobeacons are still in use today, although most have recently been decommissioned as improved electronic navigational aids have become available. An automatic time clock for operating electric range lights came into use in 1926, and by 1933, a photo electric-controlled alarm device had been developed to check the operation of the unwatched electric light. A lightship staffed by remote control was equipped by the Lighthouse Bureau in 1934.
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The summit of the fell carries a unique construction, a combined slate platform and cairn. The popularity of this climb has resulted in the resident sheep being quite tame, and they show no fear in rifling unwatched bags for food. The extensive view from the summit on a clear day includes much of the southern Lake District, Morecambe Bay, Blackpool Tower, Winter Hill in the Pennines, the Lancashire coast and the Isle of Man. Perhaps the highlight is the close-up view of Dow Crag.
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He does, however, manage to get away with her wristwatch, though she chases him down to get him to confess. While talking with Ray, however, her purse and suitcase, both unwatched, are spirited away by an unseen thief. Bereft of all her possessions and money, she's stranded in Seattle. Ray promises to help her get back on her way, but his means of raising funds is to sell his inventory of stolen watches– watches so poor that the fence is willing to pay only a fraction of the money Ray promised Sandy.
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She was called again when Project Radio Noise was revived to be used for Project Level 6 Shift. However, when she noticed the Sisters clones had something of a conscience, she was unable to see them as objects anymore. She attempted to stop the experiments by using envelopes containing cash cards to lure in witnesses in the unwatched alleyways, where the Sisters would fight Accelerator. :She does not appear to have any powers, but uses good acting to invoke fear into people and make them believe she has a deadly one.
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62 Every important part of the true believer's persona and life must ultimately come from their identification with the larger community; even when alone, the true believer must never feel isolated and unwatched. Hoffer identifies this communal sensibility as the reappearance of a "primitive state of being" common among pre-modern cultures.Hoffer, 1951, p. 63 Mass movements also use play-acting and spectacle designed to make the individual feel overwhelmed and awed by their membership in the tribe, as with the massive ceremonial parades and speeches of the Nazis.
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Nevertheless, it's because of their collaboration that Dr. Hell finally achieves one of his goals: to obtain Super Alloy Z and build a mechanical monster with it, Balmos Q7. His plans are spoiled when Ashura disobeys his orders out of jealousy and leaves Mazinger unwatched, who manages to escape from Fortress Bood and destroys Dr. Hell's monster. Before his death, Ashura faces a group of Iron Crosses, loyal to Brocken, that had planned to kill him without Brocken's knowledge. When he finds out about this, he rushes to stop them, although Ashura had already taken care of them.
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Two houses were constructed, a principal lighthouse keeper's house close to the tower, and a one-story assistant keeper's house a bit further. In 1908 the power source was upgraded to coal gas with an intensity of 1,500 cd and a range of . A report from 1913 says that the light is unwatched and the keeper's house is empty, though officially the station was only demanned in 1920. According to records, in 1920 the light was further upgraded to acetylene gas carbide lamp, the characteristic was changed to a group flashing and the light was automated.
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The British literary scholar Christopher Ricks relates the following lines to Tennyson's childhood home at Somersby Rectory in Somersby, Lincolnshire, particularly the poet's departure after the death of his father. :Unwatched, the garden bough shall sway, :The tender blossom flutter down, :Unloved, that beech will gather brown, :This maple burn itself away. Arthur Conan Doyle quotes the lines "Oh yet we trust that somehow good/ will be the final goal of ill" and the two stanzas beginning "I falter where I firmly trod" in his novella The Tragedy of the Korosko (1898), where the poem is called "the grandest and the deepest and the most inspired in our language".
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Through the night of the 4th, the team made their movement north and reached the objective officials referred to as "objective north" at sunrise. As the team searched they discovered enemy rations, uniforms and a motorcycle all of which were destroyed by partner Nigerien soldiers. After completion of the second mission the team was ordered to return to base, before returning the team commander ordered an overhead ISR assent to continue monitoring the area in order to gather intelligence on possibly enemy routes leading into Mali, in turn leaving the team unwatched as they departed toward Tongo Tongo at 8:30 am (local time).
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Some of them are benevolent, curing men of diseases and delivering them from misfortune. Others are malevolent, stealing children, even abducting adults, and bringing misfortune.Moore, A.W., The Folk-Lore of the Isle of Man, Brown & Sons, London, 1891 It was an old custom to keep a fire burning in the house during the night, so that the Fairies might come in and enjoy it. It is said that on dark, dismal and stormy nights, in the mountain parts of parishes, the people would retire earlier to rest, in order to allow to the weather-beaten Fairies the unwatched enjoyment of the smouldering embers of the turf fire.
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After the San Felipe hurricane on 13 September 1928, the crew nicknamed themselves "The Acacia Construction Company" because of the number of repairs they performed. She ran aground off Fajardo, Puerto Rico, in September 1932, during a hurricane, probably the San Ciprian hurricane, but was safely refloated. The ship's main mission was in to place and repair aids to navigation equipment, in which they maintained approximately 255 during her time in service. The crew supported shore lights, unwatched lights, lighted buoys, unlighted buoys and beacons, and radio beacons on both the Panama Canals Atlantic and Pacific sides, the western Caribbean, Morro Puercas and the Jicarita Island Lights.
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One of the biggest attractions of Surco is the old Church San Juan Grande, which is currently under reconstruction. In earlier years this church remained unwatched and with no care from the municipality of Surco and was inhabited by locals in poverty. It is said that this old church was communicated to the Santiago Apostol Cathedral a few miles from there in old Surco by a sort of underground passages built by the Jesuits to be used in case of war or danger. What is a fact is the old skulls and little babies bones found by curious people who walked in the catacums.
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They then go save the Young X-Men from the Y-Men. Ink saves and heals Dani Moonstar with the caduceus tattoo and defeats the Y-Men with his Phoenix powers, explaining that he believed the Phoenix Force to be omnipotent, thus granting him the ability to remove the Y-Men's tattooed powers.Young X-Men #9 It is decided later that Ink will stay with the X-Men and train, Cyclops not wanting someone to run around with Phoenix-like powers unwatched. Moonstar and Sunspot explain that inking powered tattoos saps Nunez's willpower and that adding the Phoenix Force tattoo to Ink pushed him too hard, leaving Nunez comatose.
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These may end up leading to behaviors similar to those observed with the flash-gas phenomena: problems in oil regulation throughout the cycle;Kotza International, The Problem of Flash-Gas excessive and unnecessary misuse of power and waste of electricity; malfunction and deterioration of several components in the installation; irregular performance of the overall systems, and in an unwatched situation, ruined equipment. Another important and common application of subcooling is its indirect use on the superheating process. Superheating is analogous to subcooling in an operative way, and both processes can be coupled using an internal heat exchanger. Subcooling here serves itself from the superheating and vice versa, allowing heat to flow from the refrigerant at a higher pressure (liquid), to the one with lower pressure (gas).
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Sacramento in 1849, when the city was an economic center of the California Gold Rush In 1848, when gold was discovered by James W. Marshall at Sutter's Mill in Coloma (some northeast of the fort), a large number of gold-seekers came to the area, increasing the population. In August 1848, Sutter Sr.'s son, John Sutter Jr., arrived in the area to assist his father in relieving his indebtedness. Now compounding the problem of his father's indebtedness, was the additional strain placed on the Sutters by the ongoing arrival of thousands of new gold miners and prospectors in the area, many quite content to squat on unwatched portions of the vast Sutter lands, or to abscond with various unattended Sutter properties or belongings if they could. In Sutter's case, rather than being a 'boon' for Sutter, his employee's discovery of gold in the area turned out to be more of a personal 'bane' for him. By December 1848, John Sutter Jr., in association with Sam Brannan, began laying out the City of Sacramento, 2 miles south of his father's settlement of New Helvetia.
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