The proliferation of air conditioning enabled building designs that were wholly dependent on air conditioning.
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One such Chinese company is Broad Air Conditioning, a maker of specialized central air-conditioning systems that are more energy-efficient but also considerably more expensive than most central air-conditioning systems.
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"Air-conditioning is reaching where it hasn't reached before," said Don Prather, the technical services manager with the Air Conditioning Contractors of America.
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In my experience, guests were surprised in the summer that the house lacked air-conditioning, even though the listing never said it had air-conditioning.
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What's worse: shivering in the sexist air conditioning of your office, or shivering in the sexist air conditioning of your office while you're wearing ugly shoes?
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"A lot of my team is under the weather with the change of weather and the air conditioning in the hotel and the air conditioning here," Baker said.
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Ask Real Estate My partner and I rent a market-rate apartment with a built-in heating and air-conditioning unit, but the air-conditioning component does not work.
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The board passes a spending plan for installing central air-conditioning, dividing estimated costs between the co-op as a building project and the individuals who want air-conditioning now.
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For example, during severe heat events, those who cannot afford air-conditioning or who must labor outdoors are considerably more vulnerable than those who have access to indoor air-conditioning.
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As well as the rooms featuring natural ventilation, mixed-mode air conditioning, and solar panels, the treehouses will be cooled using chilled water instead of traditional air conditioning compressor units.
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"When you add up home, commercial, and public building air conditioning, as well as vehicle air conditioning, it's about 500 million tons of carbon dioxide per year," Cox told me.
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He really knows a lot about air conditioning and you are really nodding a lot as he explains the difference between a Kelvinator and a Goodman whole house air conditioning unit.
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The couple believes they were exposed to the chemicals through the air conditioning system; Knull recalls seeing a maintenance worker spraying Palm plants that covered air conditioning units outside their room.
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Rather than arguing that air conditioning makes us lazy, he argued that living without air conditioning in the modern era was pretty much impossible in many places because of climate change.
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Little advice -- don't check behind the air conditioning unit.
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Colt's car doesn't have functioning air-conditioning in Las Vegas, Nevada, so Larissa thinks he should get a car that has air-conditioning because…they are in the middle of the desert.
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By doing all of this, air-conditioning has contributed to the intensive energy demand that worsens climate change that, well, forces us to rely on air-conditioning, a feedback loop environmentalists fear.
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If you have an outdoor air conditioning unit, cover it.
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For people without air conditioning, air purifiers are another option.
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The train's air conditioning could fail in the summer heat.
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Authorities warned people to stay inside and use air conditioning.
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N) Carrier air conditioning unit and General Motors Co (GM.
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If I was inside without air conditioning, I'd be sweating.
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For rising temperatures you need air conditioning and cold storage.
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It even comes with furniture and an air conditioning unit.
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Sleep under the stars, but leave the air conditioning on.
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Johnson Controls' portfolio includes heating, air conditioning and industrial refrigeration.
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The air conditioning unit was on in the living room.
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They were asked to curtail the use of air conditioning.
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Passengers said they were without food, water or air conditioning.
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However, as air conditioning use grows, so too will emissions.
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The default is therefore to switch on the air conditioning.
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For instance, I sleep in a room without air conditioning.
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It'll be open and pumping air conditioning between 6 a.m.
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HFCs are chemicals used primarily in air conditioning and refrigeration.
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The Jetta's air conditioning could keep meat fresh for weeks.
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Third, school air conditioning appears to largely solve the problem.
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Got in a car with air conditioning and a seat.
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The air conditioning can get really cold in the summer
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This was especially impressive since we don't have air conditioning.
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The vast majority of these units are without air conditioning.
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So I have to cool the room with air conditioning.
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Some are in floodplains or lack heat or air conditioning.
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But the museum was dark, without electricity and air conditioning.
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You'd see signs: 'Air conditioning, doorman and elevators — luxury building.
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The room was basic but comfortable and had air conditioning.
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The air conditioning was turned off and the windows opened.
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With Monmouth, you had to go outside of air conditioning.
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Across the world, the air conditioning market is big business.
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First, not all women worldwide have access to air conditioning.
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Environmentalists and the air conditioning industry alike cheered the deal.
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The Brown decision and air conditioning opened up the South.
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Better lighting and air conditioning aim to keep employees healthy.
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"Not everyone certainly has access to air conditioning," Knowlton said.
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Richer populations in Asia can afford to invest in air conditioning and other mitigating measures, he said, "but using air conditioning adds to warming, making it worse for those who cannot afford such luxuries."
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"The study does not take into consideration advances in medical technology or the increasing installation of air conditioning, as air conditioning in Europe is currently far less prevalent than in the United States," Sublette said.
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So if it's unconstitutional to have no air conditioning for grown prisoners, it is *definitely* unconstitutional to have no air conditioning for millions of our nation's school children as well as adults who serve them.
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Her air conditioning was not working, the medical examiner's office said.
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The power grid failed, leaving tens of thousands without air conditioning.
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We are so used to having air conditioning, cellphones, and internet.
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The event included professional sound and lighting, air conditioning, and dancers.
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Schools in hotter areas would spend a fortune on air-conditioning.
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We are over-dependent on air conditioning ("Global cooling", August 25th).
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They also need it to keep their air-conditioning systems running.
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You are about to meet a legend of personal air conditioning.
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Turn off all the air conditioning in Washington in the summer.
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The bedrooms and living and dining rooms have air-conditioning units.
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Now nearly everyone relies on air conditioning - and plenty of it.
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Or, you know, poach it indoors, where there's air conditioning. Ahh.
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A room with air conditioning will cost you nearly double that.
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Turning on the air-conditioning would just bring the smell inside.
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Even the air-conditioning units hanging from the roof are modified.
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He also suggested adding window screens and air conditioning, where possible.
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The room had no air-conditioning, like most in the prison.
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But the environment there is as regulated as the air-conditioning.
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Building and air-conditioning represented 2000 percent and 22017 percent, respectively.
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Low ceilings, narrow doorways, is there air-conditioning in the summertime?
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The Malizia has no showers, no kitchen, and no air conditioning.
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He pointed at an air-conditioning unit, disappointment on his face.
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There was no air-conditioning and only one set of elevators.
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Yours in air conditioning, Margot and Tejal Margot, What's the Plan?
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The oxygen machines were operating but the air conditioning was not.
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That includes new electrical, heating and air-conditioning, and plumbing systems.
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I can't afford to run my air conditioning in the summer.
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We have air-conditioning and solar panels which make it affordable!
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Last year, the building switched over to air-conditioning in April.
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During the renovation, they also installed air-conditioning and an elevator.
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The rooms also have air-conditioning and plenty of closet space.
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We were tired and hot, happy to get into air-conditioning.
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His voice became quiet; the bus's air conditioning seemed suddenly loud.
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He had a house here, with air-conditioning, and a car.
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"This was a cargo plane, with no air-conditioning," he said.
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Of that, the air conditioning, a ducted split system, costs $65,210.
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The transformer that powered the air-conditioning system, however, was dead.
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It took 15 minutes to get the air-conditioning back on.
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In warm climates, the air conditioning is recirculating air all day.
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How many people will be without air-conditioning in that world?
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My car had no air-conditioning and my windows were down.
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Maintenance workers disassemble the air conditioning evaporator to ensure clean airflow.
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The beds felt incredibly soft, and the air conditioning was chilly.
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" Zumret texted: "They're in the hotel arguing about the air-conditioning.
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Hotter climates will raise demand for cold storage and air conditioning.
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All rooms have air conditioning and leaf-shaped rattan ceiling fans.
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" Washington added, "If it's unconstitutional to have no air-conditioning for grown prisoners, it is *definitely* unconstitutional to have no air-conditioning for millions of our nation's school children as well as adults who serve them.
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For months he has attacked Carrier Corporation, a maker of heating and air-conditioning systems, which announced in February that it would close two Indiana factories and transfer about 1,400 heating and air-conditioning jobs to Mexico.
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The majority of buses, trains and, in theory, many trams have air-conditioning, but don't expect the latter to provide much respite: With doors opening constantly, even those trams with air-conditioning don't feel all that cool.
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The majority of buses, trains and, in theory, many trams have air-conditioning, but don't expect the latter to provide much respite: With doors opening constantly, even those trams with air-conditioning don't feel all that cool.
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Americans are also likelier to have housing with air conditioning and screens.
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So the coffee machine doesn't work, the air conditioning makes some sounds.
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Tina said she woke under the air conditioning unit in their room.
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Atlas new home has a summer house with heating and air-conditioning.
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All this and much more below:Can You Get Sick From Air Conditioning?
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We do not have air conditioning, which would inflate this bill otherwise.
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Yet air-conditioning has done more than most things to benefit humankind.
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The occupiers I met included cowboys and barbers and air-conditioning repairmen.
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Some people were rescued after a window air conditioning unit was removed.
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Pop took down the top, and turned the air-conditioning to high.
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Here's why this is important (beyond your ridiculously-high air conditioning bill).
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The capabilities and technologies exist to provide an alternative to air conditioning.
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Whether it's a Mercedes-Benz, or whether it's an air conditioning unit.
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If not, well, wear it anyway and pray for strong air conditioning.
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MACCALLUM: Get rid of the air conditioning, that&aposs an excellent point.
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There was no air-conditioning in the New York subway system then.
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USPS trucks are not equipped with air conditioning, CBS Los Angeles reported.
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There are air conditioning units in the kitchen and in each bedroom.
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"It will be nice to sleep in air conditioning tonight," she said.
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Beyond diagnostics, it'll also cover door windows, air conditioning and other settings.
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We widely use air-conditioning, and we tend to screen our windows.
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By 1970, cars were comfortable, with options like radios and air-conditioning.
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It also announced details of five stadiums with built-in air conditioning.
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With power limited to the station's generator, there is no air conditioning.
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There is no central air conditioning and some luggage carousels don't work.
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A fan that is a lifesaver if you don't have air conditioning
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Those who can afford to stay in tents equipped with air conditioning.
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"The air-conditioning and the heating system weren't working," he told me.
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At one point, we were forced to shut off our air conditioning.
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If we want to live, we need some indoor air-conditioning, stat.
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"It had no air-conditioning and original 1929 bathrooms," Mr. Magowan said.
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Almost half of ERCOT's summer peak demand comes from residential air-conditioning.
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The attempt to normalize homosexuality is there akin to air-conditioning hell.
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Daikin, based in Osaka, Japan, makes both air-conditioning hardware and chemicals.
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In addition, air-conditioning uses hydrofluorocarbons, which contribute substantially to global warming.
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Add layer to protect against office elements (central air-conditioning; the leering).
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There was no air-conditioning and it was a very dusty place.
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The tents sleep 20 soldiers and have no electricity or air-conditioning.
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Overnight, they use the machine to run air-conditioning in each bedroom.
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We had no air-conditioning, and some folding chairs on the stage.
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She's the service manager for a heating and air-conditioning company there.
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In cities, underground chilled water pipes offer one alternative to air-conditioning.
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In our office we have air-conditioning, but we don't use it.
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We had no air conditioning, no relative humidity, no controllable heat whatsoever.
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Plus, a new $9,000 air conditioning unit wasn't exactly in our budget.
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"I've mostly stopped using air conditioning and the electric oven," she said.
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An air-conditioning company, Carrier, planned to move 2,000 jobs to Mexico.
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Then Trump blamed Obama for problems with the White House air conditioning.
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No single organization tracks how many districts and schools have air conditioning.
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He made sure to point out that the warehouse has air conditioning.
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Doug Young is the President and COO of Lennox International, a global provider of climate control products for the heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration markets and a former Chairman of the Air Conditioning Heating Refrigeration Institute (AHRI).
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According to historians and others, the widespread availability of air-conditioning has allowed for more development in the hotter parts of the country — the South and the Southwest — where air-conditioning use is the highest in the country.
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Abonde couldn't find the air-conditioning controls and called Cota, who looked up the house and told her that the home didn't have air-conditioning and that she had signed a lease agreeing to the house as-is.
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Mr Trump offers something closer to that nostalgic tradition, only with air conditioning.
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Rising temperatures don't just drive demand for air-conditioning units and better vaccines.
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Unlike other years, there was no break between air conditioning and heating use.
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Air conditioning is a gift — one that belongs to humans and koalas alike.
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Utilities: Wifi, heat/air conditioning, electric, and water are all covered in tuition.
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Rationing of electricity forced offices to cut back on lighting and air conditioning.
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He climbed into the car, the air-conditioning a shock to his skin.
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Many of its antiquated buildings lack air-conditioning, and sewage regularly backs up.
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An article in the Washington Post excoriated "the deluded world of air-conditioning".
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Mr. Pigott said the husband had a heating and air conditioning contractor business.
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The Sport trim doesn't come with air conditioning, which we consider a necessity.
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Now Tabascans can at least endure the humidity with fans and air-conditioning.
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Almost all the people I knew lived housebound, thirsty and without air conditioning.
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The puppies were alone in the parked vehicle without air conditioning or water.
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If sleeping without air conditioning or outdoors, sleep under a mosquito bed net.
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MIAMI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Miami is a city that lives on air conditioning.
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Hospitals, many of which have wards without air conditioning, heaved under the strain.
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Many of the victims were elderly people who were not using air conditioning.
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Generators and air conditioning tend to make people stay at home a lot.
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He said the substance was spread through the facility's central air conditioning system.
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The others remain on backup power systems, and most are without air conditioning.
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We've also got air conditioning running from a car battery through this bucket.
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They were also popular in air conditioning units, refrigeration, fire suppression, and insulation.
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S: I went to fabric recently and their air-conditioning is seriously good.
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Half of these students had rooms with air-conditioning, and half did not.
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Sure, not having air-conditioning could be dangerous (or unthinkable) on sweltering days.
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Those there are hoping to escape a crowded terminal with no air conditioning.
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Its main airport is barely functioning, with limited flights and no air conditioning.
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He turned off the air conditioning and marked the date on his calendar.
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In what year did the Senate chamber get its first air conditioning system?
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Heat waves caused power outages that left tens of thousands without air conditioning.
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We spend money on quality of life things, not air conditioning or taxes.
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The air conditioning, microwave, and refrigerator all run on solar energy and batteries.
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Many of the island's hundreds of schools have no screens or air-conditioning.
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Without central air conditioning, residents were kept in hallways near the cooling units.
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Some 93 percent, or 686,000, of homes completed in 2016 had air-conditioning.
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As incomes and temperatures rise, so is demand for air-conditioning, she said.
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On their list were aging boilers, iffy air conditioning systems and leaky roofs.
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The 1918 house had no central heating, no air-conditioning, and spring water.
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Shut off the gas at the meter, and turn off the air-conditioning.
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These aren't like air-conditioning units you might see outside houses, for example.
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We had to invest significantly to clean out all the air conditioning vents.
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Some have air conditioning and include breakfast, at $30 to $40 a night.
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Heat Wave Air-conditioning has been remarkably good at creating demand for itself.
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You can't have sex, use air conditioning, or take a bath or shower.
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Qatar is air-conditioning the outdoors because of climate change, GQ Magazine reports.
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What they do: Install or repair heating, central air conditioning, or refrigeration systems.
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Some modern touches were brought in as well, like central air-conditioning. Mrs.
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Much to my relief, the air-conditioning inside the T.C.U. was functioning well.
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"Nature's air-conditioning is broken," the National Weather Service told the Seattle Times.
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Each house will have a thatch roof, four beds and no air-conditioning.
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It's basically free air conditioning, and you'll have way less grass to mow.
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Workers were replacing generators and air conditioning equipment on the roof, officials said.
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Or that U.S. taxpayers spend $4.5 billion each year air conditioning American troops?
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Some of the poorest Americans, of course, do not even have air conditioning.
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People who reside in poor vulnerable neighborhoods consistently use relatively little air conditioning.
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China News said the co-pilot had shut off the air conditioning units.
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All the bedrooms except the staff quarters have air-conditioning, Mr. Barran said.
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If that number sounds exaggerated, think of four billion Asians installing air-conditioning.
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Sometimes I wonder what will be the air conditioning of my dying days.
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Mr. Gold of Pinecrest said his generator had provided power for some portable air-conditioning units, the refrigerator and freezer and a lot of fans, but the primary air-conditioning unit was not working in the days after the storm.
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School went on as scheduled in New York City, which has invested about $29 million to install air conditioning units in all its classrooms by 2022 and currently 80 percent of instructional spaces have working air-conditioning, according to city officials.
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Many buildings don't have air conditioning and aren't designed with passive cooling in mind.
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Windows have screens, and homes have air-conditioning, keeping infected mosquitoes away from people.
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Many of the victims have been elderly people who were not using air conditioning.
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The company's Carrier air conditioning subsidiary will still move another 550 jobs to Mexico.
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Air from wet air conditioning systems is inhaled and causes infection in susceptible people.
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They finally determined that the monkey had escaped in the air conditioning duct work.
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They're all affected by the fact that there is no power, no air conditioning.
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With erratic air-conditioning, he has often lacked enough warm clothing to avoid shivering.
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With erratic air conditioning, he had often lacked enough warm clothing to avoid shivering.
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The company uses a patented, non-electric air chiller in its air conditioning design.
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Floridians are desperate to run their air-conditioning units and recharge their cell phones.
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As I walk through it, I see a man testing the air conditioning system.
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For instance, we didn't have air conditioning on the bottom floor of our home.
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Air-conditioning, the authors think, will be responsible for almost 2500,20 of those deaths.
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There would be many more air-conditioning units, but each would use less energy.
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All the bedrooms have air-conditioning units, as do some of the common areas.
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A druggy blast of air-conditioning greeted us as we walked in, bells tinkling.
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Others are flirting with leaving Paradise, maybe just because they want some air conditioning.
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With homes deprived of air conditioning by power cuts, people crowd the beaches nonetheless.
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The Founders erected the city on a swamp, and the Capitol lacked air conditioning.
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The resort's unique "SWAC," (seawater air conditioning system) reduces energy demands by almost 70%.
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Air-conditioning to take the edge off the tropical heat and humidity is rare.
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The time you spent a summer night in an AirBnB with no air-conditioning.
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Air flows through it to cool the batteries, and feeds the air conditioning system.
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"It's the walls," said Ms. Kremenova, noting that the home is without air-conditioning.
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Hotels and some home owners, like the Saudi royalty seen here, have air conditioning.
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Mr. McNeil is a residential plumbing, heating and air-conditioning contractor in Penn Yan.
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"Air-Conditioning a Hit on Subway," read one headline in The New York Times.
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Hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs, are often used in air conditioning, refrigerants, aerosols and foam-blowing.
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Monday morning's fire was caused by an air conditioning unit, officials told CBS 3.
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All that air-conditioning releases about 100 million tons of carbon dioxide each year.
|
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The request for air conditioning came from three death-row inmates with medical problems.
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Batteries power the drive system, as well as braking, power steering and air conditioning.
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But India's scorching summer was two months away and there was no air conditioning.
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We used to ask, for example, what kind of air conditioning do you have?
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The past decade has seen a recasting of air conditioning as an ironic villain.
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It said the extreme heat was affecting the air conditioning on board its trains.
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Ms. Saar, who lives in Berlin, has an old Volkswagen Golf without air-conditioning.
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The vent in the ceiling means there's no need for an air-conditioning unit.
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Now, the terminal was lit and the windows were damp from the air-conditioning.
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The air-conditioning whirring away, pumping stale air into the already energy sapping atmosphere.
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First, ask your management if anyone else has added air-conditioning to their units.
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"Thank God for air-conditioning," I think as I put on the Santa suit.
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High-efficiency chillers will provide air conditioning for some buildings and cooling for equipment.
|
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Without air-conditioning, temperatures soared dangerously, and operating rooms were closed as generators failed.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Does your home have air-conditioning?
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They are capable of powering air-conditioning for parts of the buildings, he said.
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Ms. Forghani added that an air-conditioning unit in the home had been malfunctioning.
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They may work outside, and they may struggle to cover their air-conditioning bills.
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A failed air-conditioning system guaranteed that the heat was all too, well, oppressive.
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Very few nursing homes had generators powerful enough to keep the air-conditioning running.
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They prefer a more manicured Bangkok, with air-conditioning, malls and Instagrammable dessert cafes.
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Last year, UPS came under scrutiny for not having air conditioning in its trucks.
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The screens "keep the air-conditioning in," he said, and the pesky bugs out.
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Without an air conditioning system Miró could work in complete silence, as he preferred.
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Losing services like air conditioning can exacerbate risks like heart attacks when temperatures rise.
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Many modern buildings are designed to look good and function well with air conditioning.
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The 21-year-old air-conditioning repairman also copped to lying to federal officials.
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I remember the trip well, particularly a three-day drive down US-21743 (before interstate highways) in a station wagon with five kids without air conditioning, and a stay in a motel in Cocoa Beach, also without air conditioning, in mid-June.
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The employees allege they have experienced exhaustion, dehydration and injuries while working without air conditioning.
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But without air conditioning, Puerto Rico's tropical climate is hitting the upper 80s this week.
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And unless you live on the coast, there is also no need for air conditioning.
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Some guy from the bride's father's work Richard seems like an excellent air conditioning repairman.
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They're full of expensive computers and industrial air conditioning that require massive amounts of electricity.
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Environmentalists who call air-conditioning "a luxury we cannot afford" have half a point, however.
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The air conditioning was off, leaving the three dozen or so rescuers hot and sticky.
|
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She added contemporary elements like an elevator, recessed lighting, two skylights and central air-conditioning.
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His dark blue windbreaker was zipped up against the chill of the powerful air-conditioning.
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Shopping malls, open-plan offices and data-processing centres are all inconceivable without air-conditioning.
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Then all the sudden this morning I hear Cruz, he said, 'And Carrier air conditioning.
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They were jagged holes in areas that corresponded to sprinkler heads or air-conditioning ducts.
|
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Thank to Willis Carrier, the inventor of air conditioning, lawmakers no longer have to leave.
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"I love only hot rooms and hate when the air conditioning is on," she wrote.
|
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With the power-hungry air-conditioning turned off, the heat in her flat is stifling.
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The air-conditioning unit is broken; a single bare light bulb hangs from the ceiling.
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Like today, middle-class Americans typically had washing machines and air-conditioning, telephones and cars.
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The drone's cabin is fitted with built-in air conditioning and 4G Wi-Fi internet.
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There is no air conditioning in the house, and power outages have become the norm.
|
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The air-conditioning unit rattled overhead, and the wobbly hammock was more challenging than relaxing.
|
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Air-conditioning units on sale there require half as much energy as is typical elsewhere.
|
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Electricity for the region's air-conditioning units is largely provided by coal-fired power stations.
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The next victims were isolated, poor, and elderly Parisians living in apartments without air conditioning.
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The heat has settled in over a region where many homes don't have air conditioning.
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Among the amenities listed on Airbnb are air conditioning, an indoor fireplace and hot water.
|
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So crank that air conditioning and settle in — the beach will still be there tomorrow.
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State-of-the-art technology, air conditioning, concealed televisions and WiFi are all fully deployed.
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Still, I have to ask: what kind of air conditioning setup does this woman have?
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Earlier this year, the air conditioning company laid off 300 workers at the Indianapolis factory.
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After the train got moving, the air conditioning kicked on, though it wasn't very strong.
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The new heating and air conditioning units will be operable in January, the newspaper noted.
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According to a spokeswoman, "A transformer malfunctioned and destroyed cables leading to" the air conditioning.
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The mist may come from air-conditioning units for large buildings, hot tubs or showers.
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Americans love their air conditioning, even though the rest of the world finds it excessive.
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Electricity demand typically jumps over the summer as households and businesses crank up air conditioning.
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An inverter provides power to other necessities like air conditioning and lighting in the cabins.
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Turning off the air conditioning or opening the sunroof just became a three step process.
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That association represents 90% of U.S. air conditioning manufacturing and 70% of the global industry.
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But there are some conveniences that some humans simply cannot do without, mostly air conditioning.
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But surely not the air conditioning unit-sized oscilloscope at the front of the picture?
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It even comes with air conditioning if that sea air isn't cool enough for you.
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The luxe digs also come with a fully equipped kitchen, air-conditioning, and security guard.
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All you have to do is take a look at Carrier air conditioning in Indianapolis.
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The top down was essentially a ventilation solution, as cars weren't equipped with air conditioning.
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Few, if any of the reopened schools have generators, or internet access, or air-conditioning.
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Whenever we turn on our air-conditioning, an overwhelming smell of marijuana permeates the house.
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All you have to do is take a look at Carrier Air Conditioning in Indianapolis.
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Ventilation equipment, air conditioning machines, and fertilizers used for growing the plants were also seized.
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When it gets hot, we turn on the air-conditioning or go to the beach.
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Despite paying obscene amounts of money to live here, none of us have air conditioning.
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Although the building was designed to be passively cooled, it also has central air-conditioning.
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In most places, those are hot summer afternoons when everyone turns on the air conditioning.
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The Prudential Center was lit like the basement of a steamy club without air conditioning.
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If the person who invented air-conditioning didn't win the Nobel Prize, he should have.
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The generators would cut in and out, and with them, the lights and air-conditioning.
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The company transports workers to the Damac Hills site in buses that lack air-conditioning.
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It is hot in here, the air-conditioning not yet on, the heat remembering winter.
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"Components being tested include the cot bed system, air conditioning unit, and "Arctic Tern windows.
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Their one-bedroom apartment has floor-to-ceiling windows, granite countertops and central air conditioning.
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They set up a stadium with an open roof and air conditioning—and it worked.
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His daughters once complained of being unable to sleep because the air-conditioning was broken.
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Air-conditioning demystifies nature's miracles, and contributes to a culture characterized by disconnection and overconsumption.
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I definitely miss running water, cooking on a real stove, and heat and air conditioning.
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Others praised the decision, saying some schools lack air conditioning, or are semi open-air.
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That includes smoke alarms, door locks, smart plugs, security systems, and heating / air conditioning controls.
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The nursing home lost power in the storm, cutting off air conditioning to the facility.
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And quite a lot of cold borscht was served in that era before air-conditioning.
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Among vacationers from the U.S. and Australia, air-conditioning and heat was the top response.
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So she's lying on the bed, and there's an air conditioning vent on the ceiling.
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Developers and landlords often include air-conditioning in the projects that are transforming this region's cityscapes, but Brent Jacobs, whose family has run a heating and air-conditioning business in Portland since the 1950s, said individual customers cited an array of reasons for their orders.
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I miss the air-conditioning immediately and begin to regret every single thing about my outfit.
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The air conditioning made him a bit cold, he said, but he got used to it.
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The only thing you do is you turn on the air-conditioning and hope it works.
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Even the air conditioning we'll need to beat the heat is likely to make things worse.
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This includes living near pollution sites and in housing developments without sufficient insulation or air conditioning.
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Wearing protective clothing, using insect repellents, and keeping your house cool with air conditioning also helps.
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There was no air-conditioning, and they couldn't open the windows because there were no screens.
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Gree, an air conditioning manufacturer, and Chinese electric car maker BYD have done so as well.
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Inside the air-conditioning hums throughout the seven exhibition spaces and all the lights are on.
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The center had been without air conditioning, Broward County Mayor Barbara Sharief told reporters on Wednesday.
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They were able to crawl out of the building when police removed the air conditioning unit.
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Studies in Denmark showed that air-conditioning schools improved children's ability to learn mathematics and languages.
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The United States' best defense against Zika is its air-conditioning and window screens, scientists said.
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So Wood instead went to school to study heating, air-conditioning and other construction-related skills.
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Two things I envy right now, people with short hair, and people working in air conditioning.
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In addition to upgrading your air conditioning, you should also look at your water heating system.
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At the camp, gymnasts slept in cedar log cabins with air conditioning, bathrooms, and showers inside.
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We expect steady profitability for its home appliance and air-conditioning operations over the long term.
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Old wooden screens with latticework now help to hide the modern heaters and air conditioning units.
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Citizens of his imagined future enjoy air-conditioning, clean energy, credit cards and virtual-reality entertainment.
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The resulting blackout caused widespread losses of water and air conditioning, as well as school closures.
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Tractors are still mostly Polish-made Ursuses, but now come with air-conditioning and sound systems.
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So far, the most popular ones control heating, air conditioning, water heaters and recharging electric cars.
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Air conditioning in Europe is also scarce, exacerbating the misery among travelers and people at home.
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In the summer, because there is no air-conditioning, this place gets up to 120 degrees.
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Authorities and news media repeatedly urged people to stay inside and turn on the air conditioning.
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Officials at the time indicated it was in the building's heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system.
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The children wore winter jackets and hats indoors because of the air conditioning in the center.
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You can also ask HomePod to control HomeKit devices and adjust the air conditioning or lights.
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Please let's not forget I was 12 and particularly fond of quiet places with air conditioning.
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"The house we're renting now was built in 1901 and doesn't have air conditioning," she says.
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Inside homes, there's no air conditioning, no refrigerator to keep food or even a beer cold.
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Scores more were hospitalized after being left in the extreme heat without water or air-conditioning.
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Researchers attributed the Texas advantage to air-conditioning, windows that shut and less crowding within houses.
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As the world gets warmer, humans need more air-conditioning, thus perpetuating a nasty feedback loop.
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In the basement, he happily observed that the ceiling was lower, and the air-conditioning weaker.
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The use of air-conditioning has been shown to produce lower particle-matter concentrations inside carriages.
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Schools re-opened, and for weeks we attended class without access to air conditioning or fans.
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Of the townhouse where their owners once lived, little remained but a battered air-conditioning unit.
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But in some places, such as India, the measure may make air-conditioning unaffordable for millions.
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The widespread use of air-conditioning and window screens helps reduce the risk of mosquito bites.
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"The dividing line for me was I didn't want another window air-conditioning unit," he said.
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Our science reporter looked at the environmental toll of air conditioning and found some good news.
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Perhaps most significantly, for broiling employees, the place finally got central air-conditioning, also in 2005.
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A renovated two-bedroom rented for $1,900 a month, including all utilities except for air-conditioning.
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The three A's — air-conditioning, airlines, assimilation — are said to have been the resort communities' downfall.
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But mostly, they're not coming from your air-conditioner, though air-conditioning poses other environmental problems.
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We can thank air-conditioning, window screens and cold weather for that, things mosquitoes don't like.
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I say I'm going to get another couple cords of wood this summer for air-conditioning.
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Museums require strict climate control to prevent artworks from being damaged, necessitating near constant air-conditioning.
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Apartments were compact, which also coincided with the availability of portable air-conditioning units, he said.
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Some homes and schools lack window screens and air-conditioning, exposing residents to almost constant bites.
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Without air conditioning, residents were kept in hallways near the cooling units as the days passed.
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The air conditioning would break when it was 95 degrees, or right at 7:30 p.m.
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One level deeper: Air conditioning now accounts for about one-fifth of electricity used in buildings.
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Experts say that it is crucial to ban HFCs before the Indian air-conditioning boom begins.
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The nursing home's air conditioning systems had no power, and the heat inside had risen dramatically.
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The other three flights were grounded due to problems with their air conditioning and entertainment systems.
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"It doesn't have central air-conditioning or elevators, and is really not handicapped-accessible," he said.
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And what about air conditioning, in a city where summer temperatures regularly hover around 100 Fahrenheit?
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Temperatures in the area can reach over 100 degrees, but the tents do have air conditioning.
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Renovations to galleries will include upgraded heating and air-conditioning systems and a new glass entryway.
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Those emissions would contribute to global warming, which could further heighten the demand for air-conditioning.
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Most of all, he craved some creature comforts — namely, a washer-dryer and central air-conditioning.
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The waters wrecked floors, walls, ceilings and all the building's electrical, mechanical and air-conditioning systems.
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An indoor display will also illustrate how people kept cool before the invention of air-conditioning.
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Officials have also proposed that Tokyo shopkeepers keep doors open to let the air-conditioning out.
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But he sees the chandeliers in the clubhouse, the air-conditioning equipment in the surrounding villas.
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On trams without air-conditioning, women fanned themselves and children, slicked with sweat, across the aisle.
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We traveled with the windows open, since it was warm and there was no air conditioning.
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Air-conditioning, which encouraged residents to remain inside, was another reason terraces went out of favor.
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An office with an air conditioning running might be about 50 decibels, Thrun says for comparison.
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Amenities include an air conditioning unit and heater that keeps both the cabin and water warm.
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We knew people who lived a little more rustically, with no washer, dryer, no air-conditioning.
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Store associates worked summers in New York with no air conditioning and winters with no heat.
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For women at the mercy of sexist office air conditioning, there's also a cold, blue face.
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So even though it might be harming us in the long run, we need air conditioning.
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The bride's parents own a heating and air-conditioning company in Norco that bears their surname.
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The most significant innovation of the new Armstrong Stadium is its lack of commercial air conditioning.
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Roofs leaked, plastic water lines burst and heating and air conditioning failed, former manager Whittington said.
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Last year, a crane dropped an air-conditioning unit 28 stories to the street in Midtown Manhattan.
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The share of Indians with air conditioning is still small, roughly 5 percent, but it's growing fast.
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Here is what she did not see: apartments with an elevator or air-conditioning or a doorman.
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Check-in is a breeze and we are thankful to be in cool air-conditioning once again.
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According to their website, gymnasts sleep in cedar log cabins with air conditioning, bathrooms, and showers inside.
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There's no air conditioning, but the jitney driver will stop anywhere on their route if you ask.
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Bugs do all their business in water—so bacterial diseases from 'dry' air conditioning never really happen.
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Martin's Beamer was forced off the road and ended up colliding with an outdoor air conditioning unit.
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Despite the air-conditioning, it's swelteringly hot, apparently a function of all the equipment waiting for us.
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The musty South Florida air hung thick; the sketchy airport Sheraton air conditioning system offered no relief.
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Bottom line: it's better to keep your dog inside with the air conditioning on hot summer days!
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And though generators kept the lights on, the air conditioning units are not running, the women said.
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Daffin had evacuated with his clothes, guns, fishing pole, ammunition, and a brand new air-conditioning unit.
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There was no air-conditioning, so one had stripped down to her bra in the muggy heat.
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She wished to be called "Ms Franklin", to be paid cash and to be spared air-conditioning.
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Not the company that made your old projection TV or your air conditioning unit, but the automaker.
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Today, Brent works at a local steel plant and does occasional heating, ventilation and air conditioning work.
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"I could sell it for a couple of thousand more if it had air conditioning," he says.
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In a family car, the air-conditioning compressor can easily absorb a fifth of the engine's output.
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It was not immediately known whether the victims had air conditioning or whether the units were working.
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They told us there was no air-conditioning on the flight and we had to get off.
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Passengers on the Eurotunnel, which connects Britain and France, endured five-hour delays with no air conditioning.
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The truck reportedly had no working air-conditioning, and temperatures topped 100-degrees Fahrenheit, ABC News reported.
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It makes products such as high speed trains, air conditioning plants, energy transmissions systems and gas turbines.
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"You can't rely on big buildings with air conditioning," Amon told reporters at the San Francisco event.
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"Turn off the lights, turn off the AC." Central air conditioning units uses 3.5 kilowatts per hour.
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Also, air conditioning is much more common in the United States, and the mosquitos dislike cool air.
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" Keep mosquitoes outside: "Use air conditioning or make sure that you repair and use window/door screens.
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The source of the mist can be air conditioning units in large facilities, showers or hot tubs.
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Slavish adherence to unfounded and outdated rules of thumb that cause mis-programming of air conditioning systems.
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There were 48,193 room air-conditioning units sold in 1946, which rose to two million by 1957.
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I remember there was no air conditioning, and this was summertime, so it was hot as hell.
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It can be pared with Nest Thermostats to control when the heat or air conditioning goes on.
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Newsan's six plants in Tierra del Fuego also put together TV sets, computers and air-conditioning units.
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My window opened to a quiet courtyard, and the air-conditioning was powerful, a rarity in France.
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The climate was so mild I didn't need any expensive heating or air conditioning machinery at all.
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What would those of us who work in offices do without air conditioning on a hot day?
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More recently, several elderly people died in Ft. Lauderdale when a nursing home's air conditioning system failed.
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Emergency generators will power the limited operations, and there will be no air conditioning, the operator said.
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The in-flight entertainment system and air conditioning have remained on, and they have food and water.
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The air conditioning seemed weak and I did not feel or see the cabin pressurize as expected.
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The landlord refuses to replace the unit, saying he is not responsible for air-conditioning, only heat.
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The staff had worked for three days to keep the residents cool after the air conditioning failed.
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At one point their interviewer turned on an air conditioning unit because she noted they were sweating.
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To bring the mercury down, the university is working on plans for a new air-conditioning system.
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The smoke pollution poses an unusual quandary for sweltering Alaskans, most of whom live without air conditioning.
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And they will always be able to afford air conditioning, no matter how high electricity rates climb.
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Respondents cited qualities such as low noise level, air conditioning and USB charging that the buses deliver.
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My skin really struggles on the road with all the air conditioning, makeup, city pollution, and planes.
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With no air conditioning, the small, and very clean, classroom with light blue walls was rather hot.
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I have an admin role at an air-conditioning company and I'm training to become an engineer.
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"In the South, almost everybody has air-conditioning," said Jeffrey S. Edwards, a lawyer for Mr. Cole.
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His father is the chairman of Rabe Environmental Systems, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning contractors in Erie.
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While most Africans lack air-conditioning, African negotiators said rapidly battling climate change was a higher priority.
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The airport had no electricity or air-conditioning, and immigration and customs officials appeared hot and exhausted.
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Air-conditioning inside the tunnels would help with this, but that would require wider, more expensive tunnels.
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Diermaier replaced crash cymbals with what looked to be the side paneling of an air conditioning unit.
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The Colonial-era home has been updated with central air-conditioning, zoned heating and an expanded kitchen.
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In the days before readily available air-conditioning, the Texas heat made an impression on young Gene.
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Air conditioning, another miracle, reduced the pools of perspiration that glistened when the lights burned too brightly.
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It's true, air-conditioning equipment can be in areas that are out of sight, out of mind.
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The air-conditioning was cold; I turned it off, opened the windows, and birdsong filled the room.
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Outside, golf cart–sized air conditioning units torn from the roof lay facedown in the courtyard pool.
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Do you think countries in those regions will eventually have as much air-conditioning as American households?
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It's best to use air-conditioning if you can, as mosquitoes are less active in cooler air.
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When dangerous heat waves arrive, access to air conditioning can be a matter of life or death.
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Parts of the office will be poorly lit, and the air conditioning or heat will shut off.
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CENTRAL AIR Central air-conditioning is the most popular type of cooling system in the United States.
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With temperatures in the upper 80s and with no air-conditioning available, tourists were ordered to evacuate.
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They run it now, as Chidambara Vilas, 25 bedrooms luxuriously retrofitted with air conditioning and private baths.
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It is my favorite season in Hong Kong, finally cool enough to get by without air-conditioning.
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A gas-powered furnace, installed by the previous owners, provides forced-air heat and central air-conditioning.
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The home has two separate central air-conditioning systems, a Nest thermostat and a Kevo smart lock.
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In the summertime, when I step from heat into air-conditioning, I still picture the movie theater.
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Some people were so desperate for air-conditioning, they even went to see the new 'Transformers' movie.
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How do we offer air conditioning, housing, transportation, healthcare and more to every human on the planet?
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The dogs reportedly died when the air conditioning in the room they were staying in stopped working.
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The air conditioning in the store was not working, and for a while, neither was the toilet.
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Be sure to inspect your air conditioning unit and roof for leaks and to prevent serious damage.
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Fixed air-conditioning units regulate the temperature for the animals, who would typically live in the tropics.
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People read newspapers and sat in cars with open windows, because they did not have air-conditioning.
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But hotels, with their air conditioning, white walls, and generic art, reminded me too much of hospitals.
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The fountains, sound system, lights and whisper-silent air conditioning can all be controlled remotely by iPhone.
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I found myself in my car, the air-conditioning on full blast, sobbing into my steering wheel.
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Or what if demand rises faster than expected (say, because global warming causes air conditioning use to soar)?
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It won't include United Technologies' elevator and air conditioning units, which the company will spin off in 2020.
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Alex explores the reasoning behind the price tag, which doesn't even get you air conditioning, or a trunk.
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These are called cooling towers, and almost every large building has one (or more) that provide air conditioning.
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From reports about poor air conditioning to timed bathroom breaks to constant video surveillance, the list runs long.
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It frequently occurs in areas with water systems like air conditioning units, cooling devices and hot water tanks.
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This includes using mosquito repellant, wearing long sleeves, keeping windows closed, using air conditioning and eliminating standing water.
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Another way to protect yourself is to stay in hotels and houses that have air conditioning, Kramer said.
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He was small and could kick out window air conditioning units and squeeze through the space they left.
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"We were like, 'We'll never ship unless we ship an air conditioning unit with the thing,'" she joked.
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There's a crying baby, I'm wedged between two larger people, and we're all sticky despite the air conditioning.
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They used a normal production vehicle outfitted with low rolling resistance tires with the air conditioning turned off.
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He had been staying in the car without air conditioning outside the Walmart memorial, near his wife's cross.
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My bedroom would be nearly 90 degrees Fahrenheit without air conditioning, but it wasn't even particularly hot outside.
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If you don't have air conditioning, try cooling off in a public building like a library or museum.
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They cancel out all the ambient noise in my apartment or noise from the air conditioning and whatever.
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The air conditioning was on full blast as volunteers handed out scantrons for a math and reading test.
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And why not donate to your local library, so it can fix its air-conditioning among other things.
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HFCs are potent greenhouse gases commonly used in refrigeration and air conditioning instead of other ozone-depleting substances.
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The comforts of Canada were long gone with no air conditioning and no running water in the bathroom.
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For Indians, that typically means a car or scooter, a television, a computer, air conditioning and a fridge.
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She avoids parks, dashes from her car into buildings and steers clear of any areas without air conditioning.
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In 2013, Toyota recalled 800,000 vehicles after spiders crawling inside the air conditioning units caused airbags to deploy.
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There was no air conditioning, the beds were soaking wet and people were outside in the pouring rain.
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Dave Long, a repair man, told WPLG that the building's air conditioning unit fell out during Hurricane Irma.
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"A lot of people when they get here, they're very cold, because of the air conditioning," he says.
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Taiwan suffered a massive power cut affecting 5.9m households, leaving many without air conditioning in the summer heat.
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Or they're in a backseat position, or they're brought in like the help, like the air conditioning repair.
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The cabin fits one person and a small backpack and even has air conditioning and a reading light.
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He said the space, which, despite the heat, does have air-conditioning, was cleaned three times a day.
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These are the five important structural elements: roof; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC); plumbing; electrical; and foundation.
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The ability to regulate your body temperature easily and at will (ocean soak, air conditioning, do it again).
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The first of these devices turned off the newly mandated emission systems when people used the air conditioning.
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I need to get in the air conditioning and just rest so I could be ready for tomorrow.
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LG already includes this in other home appliances it makes, such as air conditioning units and even TVs.
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Most Americans have easy access to air conditioning and wind screens, to help shield them from mosquito bites.
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HFCs, used in air conditioning and refrigeration, have climate change potential far greater than that of carbon dioxide.
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Families in Nauru live in tents without air conditioning in a country known for year round sweltering heat.
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Today, at least eight died after a nursing home was left with no air conditioning in Hollywood, Florida.
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Access to air conditioning and cool spaces is important to avoid heatstroke and other health impacts, it said.
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TODAY'S NUMBER $3 million That's how much India and billionaire Richard Branson are offering to reinvent air conditioning.
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The apartment has air-conditioning and ample storage, in the form of multiple closets in the main hallway.
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Confused, I listened for my son's cries but heard only the dull, anonymous hum of hotel air-conditioning.
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Many in areas facing excessive heat this weekend have no air conditioning, and cities have opened cooling shelters.
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Before booking accommodations for our honeymoon, we asked apartment owners about elevators, flights of stairs, and air conditioning.
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In 85033, New York City allocated $29 million to install air conditioning in 11,000 classrooms within five years.
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And they're not going anywhere, because heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems don't just keep us comfortable.
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The K-20 Fully Loaded also comes with a ceiling fan and a 5,000 BTU air conditioning unit.
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The two researchers manipulated the air-conditioning, toggled on the windshield wipers and then cut the car's transmission.
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Maya tries to concentrate on her lesson in a sweltering, overcrowded Title I classroom, with no air-conditioning.
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When the dogs were scared during the storm, Phillips used air conditioning and music to keep them calm.
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In Japan, a taxi driver takes a nap in his car to make the most of air conditioning.
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Air conditioning, central or individual units, is ideal, but sufficient availability of electrical fans can do the trick.
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The house, which has air-conditioning units in each bedroom and ceiling fans throughout, is being sold furnished.
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" Jim in Memphis wrote: "My neighbor, who is on disability and SNAP (food stamps) has no air-conditioning.
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So we're here to answer some questions you might have about HFCs, air-conditioning and this new treaty.
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Twenty-four of the students lived in six-story buildings built in the 1990s and had air conditioning.
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In September, residents of a Florida nursing home died after Hurricane Irma knocked out the facility's air conditioning.
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One factor driving the negotiations was the rapid growth of air-conditioning in nations like China and India.
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Ms. Weinstein said Ms. Christopher was given a medical transfer within a month of the air-conditioning complaint.
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You go out for a stroll in the one of the many shopping malls for some air-conditioning.
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"There is no air conditioning or mosquito nets," she said, requesting that her name not appear in print.
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Flamengo CEO Reinaldo Belotti said the fire was caused by energy spikes that ignited an air conditioning unit.
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One optimistically hopes the government will have more funds to pay for air-conditioning in their broiling workplace.
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Ms. Fragale said she had followed the county's advice and shut off her air-conditioning and stayed indoors.
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So the race is on to find greener alternatives as demand for air conditioning rises around the world.
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We wouldn't have skyscrapers, clean rooms for building advanced computer chips, shopping malls, or multiplexes without air conditioning.
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"I am very certain that Jesus would not have stayed home enjoying the air-conditioning," Ms. Wong said.
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The ice used to provide you air conditioning will be frozen at 10 pm or at 7 am.
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The new shelter had air-conditioning, which the couple believed the city thought would help Mr. Masondo's condition.
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The study could not provide explanations, but "there might be more need for air-conditioning," Dr. Estiri speculated.
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I would like to install central air-conditioning in my prewar apartment, but I want something minimally invasive.
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But a spokesperson said running uphill with air conditioning on or running other appliances would cut that range.
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It had no air conditioning, no bathroom and no windows, so Hanlon poked two skylights through the roof.
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The rules don't change just because it is cumbersome or expensive to switch from heat to air-conditioning.
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The bright white rocky soil outside hurts my eyes and the van's air-conditioning isn't working, of course.
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The nursing home under scrutiny in Florida had a generator, but it did not power the air-conditioning.
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Instead I've worked at several air-conditioning companies over the years and have been with Trane since 2002.
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The energy agency predicts much of the growth in air-conditioning will occur in India, China and Indonesia.
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The generator everyone wants, he said, is a $6,000 model that can run a home air-conditioning system.
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There is no air-conditioning, but motorized out-swing windows in the cupola provide ventilation in the summer.
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Kirsten said blankets, because even in a truck's cab without air- conditioning in August, she would be cold.
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Low-income communities are also less likely to have air conditioning or access to pools or cooling centers.
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Instead of installing air conditioning on the wall or ceiling, for example, vents are installed in the floor.
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Unlike other inmates, Bashir's 3x3 meter cell has two fridges, air conditioning and a bed, the source said.
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The West Coast's natural air-conditioning of Pacific Ocean wind hasn't been able to blow the smoke away.
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A comfortable room with a private bath and a functioning air-conditioning unit can be had for $40.
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That misconception vanishes when he explains that his boats have concession stands, bathrooms, and heating and air conditioning.
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Some — mostly boys, researchers say — will land high-paying jobs as welders, electricians, plumbers or air-conditioning technicians.
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So has interest in air-conditioning, an amenity that generations of people in the Pacific Northwest proudly shunned.
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Another happy boy, in a hospital, is helped in his recovery by air-conditioning equipment manufactured by Carrier.
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Decades after air-conditioning made much of the Sun Belt livable, it has now become standard nearly everywhere.
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Windows couldn't be opened even if you wanted to — requiring people, again, to turn up the air-conditioning.
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The opposite issue emerges in the summer when students face scorching temperatures with unreliable or nonexistent air conditioning.
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So the race is on to find greener alternatives as demand for air-conditioning rises around the world.
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The rent includes gas and electricity; the charge for air-conditioning is $26.65 per window unit per month.
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At Otisville, Cohen has been working on the prison's heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, CNN previously reported.
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Decades ago, the tree functioned as a meetinghouse, a space for shade in a Florida without air conditioning.
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Ceiling fans supplement the central air-conditioning, and floors of hand-scraped engineered wood provide a rustic aesthetic.
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Additionally, the air conditioning unit was on its way out, evident by its rusting frame and sporadic performance.
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"It's a beautiful day, and you're getting air-conditioning for free," said Rita Greeley, his mother-in-law.
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The railway maintenance station has started cleaning and disinfecting the air conditioning system on the trains more frequently.
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The Kampong House was the first zero carbon house before the age of air conditioning and artificial light.
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Guests who felt negatively pointed out issues with the professionalism of staff, broken air conditioning, and expensive prices.
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The elderly may rely more heavily on medical appliances and be more vulnerable to heatstroke without air conditioning.
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Work has begun to replace the West Wing's 27-year-old heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system.
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SLRV designed the camper to have all of the comforts of home, including ducted air conditioning and heating.
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They only want a break, some air conditioning, a shower, a hot meal, and a chance to breathe.
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The plane's engines were not operating, Booker said, but an auxiliary engine that provided air conditioning was working.
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Demand for air conditioning units is forecast to grow to 4.5 billion from 1.2 billion by mid-century.
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The Crosby Independent School District shut down heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems at all of its campuses.
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Demand for air conditioning units is forecast to grow to 4.5 billion from 1.2 billion by mid-century.
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It announced its first commercial product on Wednesday: a smart heating and air conditioning system called Dandelion Air.
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"Central air conditioning with a proper filter might get some of the potential contaminants," Jerrett said by email.
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Ms. Hosoda said this was the first summer her family had kept the air conditioning on all night.
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The facility does not have air-conditioning, and indoor temperatures in the summer can rise past 100 degrees.
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To save money, she gave her dog to her brother and cut back on groceries and air-conditioning.
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About half of the homes in the area don't have air conditioning, leaving residents vulnerable to extreme heat.
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Screened-in windows and air conditioning units are common here, and they keep mosquitoes out of our homes.
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Pilots follow roughly the same seven steps used on the first 737 nearly 52 years ago: Shut off the cabin's air-conditioning, redirect the air flow, switch on the engine, start the flow of fuel, revert the air flow, turn back on the air conditioning, and turn on a generator.
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The caliphate's cubs may one day be fixing air-conditioning units, cutting hair, mending cars and repairing mobile phones.
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People should also remove standing water around their homes and use air conditioning rather than opening windows when possible.
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This is part of the reason why those without air conditioning are more vulnerable to heat-related health problems.
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The bungalows out back are nicely decorated; the office is modern, with tinted sliding glass doors and air-conditioning.
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The air conditioning had gone out in Maranatha Church in Plains, Georgia, and the audience fanned their faces feverishly.
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We've used it to send rockets to the moon, and to invent wondrous things like pizza and air conditioning.
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George GrayProfessor and Interim Chair, Environmental and Occupational Health, George Washington UniversityYes: air conditioning systems can make you sick.
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This is particularly concerning in poor, urban areas where people don't have air conditioning and leave their windows open.
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Not only was it hot in Sayulita, Mexico, but the rooms where they stayed did not have air-conditioning.
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This robot just drove him from London to Stoke without crashing—is functioning air-conditioning too much to ask?
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Police searched the home and discovered a large wooden chest directly under the air conditioning unit in the bedroom.
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AIR-CONDITIONING doesn't feel like much of a luxury in parts of India, but the taxman begs to differ.
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The lights are on and medical machinery has power, the doctor said, but the generator can't power air conditioning.
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His father was the owner and operator of a heating and air-conditioning business that was also in Fairview.
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The hobby involves driving at slow, constant speeds without breaking or stopping, and, crucially, without running the air conditioning.
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So demand for air-conditioning is pushing countries to build not just more power plants, but more polluting ones.
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My dogs live in this two-story doggy mansion that has air conditioning, heating, designer furniture, and a chandelier.
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And some experts are worried that some poor neighborhoods, where air-conditioning is less ubiquitous, may be more vulnerable.
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United Technologies is in the process of spinning out its Carrier air conditioning unit and its Otis elevator business.
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It is the middle of spinning its Otis elevator business and its Carrier air conditioning unit into separate companies.
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Custom touches such as brown leather, a one-off steering wheel, and Vintage Air air conditioning system reside inside.
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Nobody would study, everyone was working to earn some electricity and an air-conditioning system as soon as possible.
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His air conditioning will also be over twice as efficient with geothermal than it was with conventional a/c.
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Reaching 15 metres up to the eaves, it holds pallets of air conditioning equipment, sportswear, toiletries and health foods.
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Male and female performers in sequinned outfits or brightly coloured regional costumes shiver backstage in the freezing air-conditioning.
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The drawings are like stills of memory: a woman gazing out the window, framed by an air-conditioning unit.
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Pitch black, besides a few cars on the street with people charging phones and trying to get air conditioning.
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In hot spots such as Delhi, air-conditioning can make up half the power load on a summer's day.
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We are trying to use the air-conditioning unit less often, but it is really hot in here. Sept.
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"The residents can… control their lighting, their heating, ventilation, air conditioning usage, all within a single panel," Thorpe said.
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Demand was stronger than usual after a summer heatwave meant reserves were drawn down to power extra air-conditioning.
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LG said its home appliance and air-conditioning division proved to be the "linchpin" with a rise in sales.
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"You can't rely on big [data center] buildings with air conditioning," Amon told reporters at the San Francisco event.
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But what if we could weaponize air conditioning units to help pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere instead?
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They had lights, air-conditioning, working bathrooms, ample food, water and medicine, and constant attention from hundreds of volunteers.
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Residents were advised to remain indoors, close all doors and windows and turn off air conditioning and heating systems.
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Earlier this year, passengers at Hamburg airport were affected after a corrosive substance leaked through the air conditioning system.
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This includes using insect repellent, wearing long sleeves and plants, and staying in buildings with screens or air conditioning.
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Desperate times, desperate measures The heat has settled in over a region where many homes don't have air conditioning.
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And one hallmark of the summer movie season endures: Even bad movies are worth it for the air-conditioning.
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The danger was exemplified Wednesday, when eight people died in Hollywood, Florida, after their nursing home lost air conditioning.
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Without air conditioning, the walls of the operating room were dripping with condensation and floors were slippery, he said.
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In cities that suffer extreme heat, the middle-class is increasingly laying out for air conditioning, the report noted.
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Renovated a year ago, the apartment has an automation system including home entertainment, blinds, lighting, air-conditioning and security.
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His father is a project manager in Columbus, Ohio, for Trane, the maker of heating and air-conditioning equipment.
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UTC's booming aerospace business, for instance, is much more attractive than Carrier, which makes heating and air conditioning systems.
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They tend to buy smaller recreational vehicles with retro designs, but are equipped with Wi-Fi and air conditioning.
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The hall was stifling for lack of air-conditioning in a place were power is restricted and never reliable.
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If the air-conditioning needs to run continually to cool the interior, the engine will restart or stay on.
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This, it will be explained upon asking, is a makeshift form of air-conditioning known as the Beijing Bikini.
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Yui controls seat functions through inflatable "air bladders" and air conditioning systems and that are embedded into the seats.
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"They look at what kind of tyres were fitted and whether the air conditioning is switched on," Diess explained.
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The doors to the screened-in porch were open; the air-conditioning was off; the margarita machine was on.
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In the background are their parents' ficus plants, their landscape paintings, the air-conditioning unit, a tangle of cords.
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But when he complained, he says he got transferred to a different unit — one that didn't have air conditioning.
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The air conditioning frequently broke, and there never seemed to be enough people on hand to run the restaurant.
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High demand caused power outages throughout city and left 215,500 customers in the dark -- without fans or air conditioning.
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"It's not about air-conditioning, it's about controlling humidity," said William Racky, vice president for field operations at Hunt.
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It took a two-ton air-conditioning unit off of the Pensacola arena and ripped it off the roof.
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Yet, it's still cool enough at night to sleep with the windows open, instead of running the air-conditioning.
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The Shakopee warehouse had no air conditioning on the work floor at the time, and some days were sweltering.
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Refrigeration and air conditioning used to require vapor compressors, chemicals like Freon, fans, water chillers or passive heat sinks.
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There's no air conditioning, but the jitney driver will stop anywhere on his o her route if you ask.
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Amy Lodovico, a sales manager for a heating, ventilation and air-conditioning manufacturer who lives in South Hadley, Mass.
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It has no heat, air conditioning or noise insulation, all meant to foil anyone from getting too comfortable inside.
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The Klampers liked the place until they saw how close air-conditioning equipment was to the apartment's private terrace.
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When it's hotter than Satan's asshole outside, you crave sweet relief inside a cold, dark room with air conditioning.
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At Coachella you have the VIP lounge, you can meet up with your friends, there's air conditioning, great food.
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If not, because of the afternoon heat and lack of air conditioning, classes can only go till 12:30pm.
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In southern states, where most hurricanes in the US first hit land, air conditioning is vital to patient comfort.
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Without the proper ventilation and cooling systems — like air conditioning units — a tiny house can quickly create harmful mold.
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Johnson Controls produces automotive parts such as batteries, as well as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning equipment for buildings.
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If air-conditioning is present, it is often available only in common areas such as hallways and dining rooms.
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Principal Lee, in track pants and a Gucci bag, invited models into the cooler air-conditioning of her office.
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Transit systems are required by law to have ventilation and air conditioning to reduce the spread of airborne viruses.
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The 4,660-square-foot space has new windows, polished concrete floors, an exposed ceiling and tenant-controlled air conditioning.
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As for what makes the building work, there will be new heating and air-conditioning systems and new elevators.
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Aside from the room housing the chicks, which has air-conditioning, the house is humid and almost completely empty.
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A renovation completed in 2016 added a swimming pool and modern amenities like air-conditioning and central floor heating.
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He told me it's hard not to be happy in summer in a place that never needs air conditioning.
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One who came five days a week for 25 years always asked that the air-conditioning be turned down.
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Or they were until a huge power failure across several counties left the shelters without light or air-conditioning.
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Air conditioning, almost as essential as air in sticky, subtropical Florida, was mourned from the Keys to the Panhandle.
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No matter what, air-conditioning will be a major issue in the fight against climate change, Dr. Birol said.
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The press box had windows, ergonomic chairs, low-pile carpet, heating, air-conditioning and state-of-the-art microphones.
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It does not have air-conditioning, but Mr. Dalgleish said it is efficiently cooled by an air-venting system.
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A sinkhole collapsed on the side of their building, swallowing six air-conditioning units — and, possibly damaging the building.
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The next day, the glycol mix flows out of the coils and into a closed-loop air-conditioning system.
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In a region known for its enviously mild, low-humidity summers, people have increasingly and quietly embraced air-conditioning.
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The National Research Council of Canada estimated the rooftops can lower a building's air conditioning use up to 75%.
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"It's better not to have air-conditioning," she said, "so we can feel the real effects of climate change."
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Yes, central air-conditioning was a must for Mr. Lopez, 41, and she herself insisted on stairs and space.
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The only semblance of air-conditioning is an occasional breeze, allowing for a dress code of shorts and sandals.
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They hurt worker productivity—or, if companies spend on adaptation, like air-conditioning to keep employees cool, increase overheads.
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She'd come from a home with air conditioning to sleep on a mat on the dirt with snakes outside.
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Dr. Richard Lebowitz, a rhinologist at NYU Langone Medical Center, emphasized the importance of changing air-conditioning filters regularly.
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Not so welcome was the air conditioning on full force in the gym, despite lingering mounds of snow outside.
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Smarter Living: When it comes to cooling your home, you basically have three options: windows, fans or air conditioning.
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Though she overlooks a commercial thoroughfare, Fort Hamilton Parkway, the traffic and sirens are masked by the air-conditioning.
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According to Barreca, one simple measure could lower pregnant mothers&apos risk of heat-related early labor: air conditioning.
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A staffer will spend the night and place ice around their cages in case the air conditioning goes out.
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The two were thinking of adding air conditioning in the solarium, which readily overheats, but ran out of money.
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Workers tapped into existing geothermal wells for the air-conditioning, which will help reduce operating costs by 25 percent.
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In turn, residents may consume less air conditioning and ease the strain on the grid when it matters most.
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In southern states, where most hurricanes in the U.S. first hit land, air conditioning is vital to patient comfort.
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Remember the Indiana-based heating and air conditioning company, Carrier Corporation, that received $7 million in incentives last year?
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Elderly people grew up without air-conditioning, and now that they live on pensions, many are also cost-conscious.
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United Technologies said it will spin off its Otis elevators and Carrier air-conditioning businesses tax-free to shareholders.
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As air conditioning spread through movie theaters, offices, and homes in the 20th century United States, heat-related deaths plummeted.
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Cooling centers will be available to residents who find themselves without access to air conditioning, as well as hydration stations.
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The restaurant's décor — dark wood paneling and photos of Old Hollywood stars — has remained as frozen as its air-conditioning.
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G's retirement party (50 years in one school district!) and discovered that she uses window fans instead of air conditioning.
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This also lets Uber compensate drivers better if they're willing to forgo the small talk or crank the air conditioning.
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It can wake you up, manage your schedule, and control other Internet-linked devices like the TV and air conditioning.
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Air conditioning is not a guarantee in a dorm room and the first two months of school can be scorchers.
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One alternative to air conditioning, called passive daytime radiative cooling (PDRC), offers cooler temperatures with little-to-no energy expended.
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In a country without the ubiquitous air-conditioning infrastructure that the U.S. is accustomed to, the heat can feel inescapable.
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It feels a little odd to be loading up on starch and gravy with the air conditioning on full blast.
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While there's still no air conditioning, the home now has running water, a refrigerator and a bed, KHOU-TV reported.
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Unfortunately, he hit the wrong switch, shutting off the air-conditioning system, which affected the oxygen levels in the cabin.
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If you don't have access to air conditioning at home, head to a public air-conditioned place if you can.
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ABOUT 6% of the electricity generated in America is used to power air-conditioning systems that cool homes and offices.
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Workers with Big Dog Rescue descended on the location and found an emaciated mutt pinned beneath an air-conditioning unit.
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It may be higher in developing countries, where consumers are further from satiating their appetite for travel or air-conditioning.
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Police searched Dewald's grandmother's home and discovered a large wooden chest directly under the air conditioning unit in the bedroom.
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And those tours where you sit inside a gleaming SUV with the air conditioning blasting while it's 110 degrees outside?
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Sealing up any leakage in heating and air conditioning ducts or crawl spaces can also help to stem energy losses.
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Luckily the building was isolated, and maybe there was also an air conditioning system turned on, somewhere in the stairwell.
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Electricity demand surges during the summer months each year as temperatures rise and air conditioning load on the grid increases.
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There&aposs a "safe room" with air conditioning for students and faculty to go when it&aposs hard to breathe.
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"You ought to try turning on the air conditioning or we are not going to get you paid," Trump said.
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Several people died Wednesday morning when an air conditioning issue forced the evacuation of a Florida nursing home, PEOPLE confirms.
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And then there are more mundane burdens, such as the extra outlay on air-conditioning in response to rising temperatures.
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The device started operating in December, in the middle of a hot summer, when demand for air-conditioning is high.
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Production at the nation's utilities fell 3.6%, as a milder than usual June led to less demand for air conditioning.
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Across Europe, sweltering commuters took to Twitter to complain of being stranded on stopped train services with no air conditioning.
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In September, the company and Air Force inspected the tiny rooms where heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment is housed.
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The city will open recreation centers on the weekend to give access to air-conditioning, according to a news release.
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I mean, this is the only country in the world where you can live in an apartment with air-conditioning.
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It has two wood-burning fireplaces, central air conditioning, an attached two-car garage, and a partially finished basement, on .
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But places where air-conditioning, screened windows and mosquito control are the norm are unlikely to see outbreaks flare up.
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This happens during extreme heat waves when air conditioning use spikes and all natural gas-fired electricity generation is required.
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Developing countries like India have long worried that a too-aggressive phase-out would make air conditioning unaffordable for millions.
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They also see applications for electric cars, where less light means less air conditioning, and longer driving times per charge.
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That's why experts recommend to sleep under mosquito nets in high-risk areas even when air-conditioning is switched on.
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Paxton said it could cost TDCJ up to $20 million to retrofit the Unit with a permanent air conditioning system.
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On Thursday, Trump and Pence will head to Indianapolis to unveil details about their deal with air-conditioning giant Carrier.
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"At VMI, there are five guys sleeping in a concrete room with no air conditioning and wooden cots," he says.
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He has also pressured American companies like air-conditioning firm Carrier Corp into scaling back investment plans in the country.
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That was one of my issues with the Echo Buds, which tended to overamplify things like an air conditioning unit.
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Based on estimated usage, that leaves about 6 million people sweltering in the Florida and Georgia heat without air conditioning.
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The weather service also suggests finding a place with air conditioning, drinking plenty of water and wearing light-colored clothing.
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If you're in the US, stay close to air conditioning or cold water — this weekend is going to get hot.
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"He told me the best thing about my place was the air conditioning," said Josefina Hernandez, 58, with a chuckle.
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The world's air-conditioning stock, both residential and commercial, more than doubled to 1.6 billion units between 2000 and 2016.
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People are waiting in a main terminal that -- because it is running on limited emergency power -- has no air conditioning.
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One day A.N.A. soldiers will be sitting in the shade of those trees, saving on air conditioning in the barracks.
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The air conditioning vents apparently were of no use either, since they were blowing more hot air in people's faces.
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A few hours north of Cologne, the German ICE train air-conditioning failed as the temperature outside hit 97 degrees.
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A proportionately gigantic windshield provides a view out the front and air conditioning and a 43-inch television come standard.
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The air-conditioning and heating units in the apartments are vented outdoors through louvers built into the building's brick facade.
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The place was packed, as were the local bars, where mostly young people cooled down with drinks and air-conditioning.
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That work is tougher in poorer, denser neighborhoods, like those in Baltimore, where more residents lack screens and air conditioning.
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The roof was closed and the air conditioning was switched on, making the environment inside the building cooler and dryer.
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Vornado Small Air Circulator Fan, $34.99 at AmazonIf you don't have air conditioning in your dorm, you need a fan.
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I am a social worker, and they are perfect for my visits to homeless shelters and houses without air-conditioning.
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Welders were working to install a new air conditioning unit under a dining car in this photo taken in 1980.
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The shelter-in-place orders residents to stay indoors, close doors and windows, and shut off any air conditioning units.
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For those without air-conditioning, the use of screens on doors and windows is also recommended to keep mosquitoes out.
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On top of that, a combination of extreme humidity and a lack of air conditioning made press conferences almost impossible.
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It had all the trappings of a proper club—air conditioning, a fully stocked bar, security and a door person.
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Air conditioning remains uncommon in schools and cooler parts of the country, making it difficult for many to find relief.
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They passed out from heat stroke—the windows barely opened, for security reasons, and the air conditioning was always broken.
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We put off gardening and hosting cookouts, keep our windows closed, and rely on costly air conditioning to keep cool.
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During the summer, you can trim your air-conditioning bill by strategically using window shades to block sun, she said.
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Labor costs will be greatly reduced and a special air-conditioning system and custom LED lighting will also provide savings.
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South Avenue had flourished in parallel with Carrier, the air-conditioning and refrigeration company that had its main operations nearby.
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They are comfortable enough with their air-conditioning and podcasts, their 50 wins and four-seed, but they are stuck.
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Demand for power in the city surged as people cranked up air conditioning causing sporadic blackouts in stores and restaurants.
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The insects created their own air conditioning systems that circulated hot and cool air between the mound and the outside.
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A tweet from the Fire Department indicated that the fire was in the building's heating, ventilation and air conditioning system.
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The email cited failing brakes and faulty air conditioning in the police cruisers, ill-fitting bulletproof vests and low wages.
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Like many buildings — including several others along the Chicago River — Trump Tower uses a heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system.
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Beast Mode also has an air conditioning and vent unit that can run up to 9.5 hours through the night.
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Families might also want to ask whether a nursing home has a backup generator to power its air-conditioning system.
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This has led to more "cooling degree days," or days when average temperatures are warm enough to necessitate air-conditioning.
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Rick Scott's cellphone on Monday evening and left a voice mail message about the air-conditioning issue at the home.
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But for now, he says he is taking a break from the walk to enjoy a bed and air conditioning.
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THE WINDOWS AND DOORS If you have window air-conditioning units, take them out and store them until next summer.
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Does it include a walk through the woods, a swim in the ocean or a nap in the air-conditioning?
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York International — which makes air-conditioning systems, furnaces and the like — reported importing steel assemblies and complete products from overseas.
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I stayed in an old pub by the river, with long verandahs, tiny rooms, no air conditioning, and great bartenders.
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The department has begun an investigation of air-conditioning equipment in the neighborhood, looking for signs of the Legionella bacteria.
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You know, where the bathrooms are, how to turn on the air-conditioning, how to lie under oath — the basics.
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It also is likely to have made its way through open windows, air-conditioning ducts and other building ventilation systems.
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If they're not, they are still more likely to have air conditioning, and thus not as desperate to cool off.
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The list included air-conditioning, but also Interstate highways, cars, enclosed shopping malls, sprawl and mass-produced suburban tract homes.
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The same holds true, he adds, for a recent graduate who earned a certificate in heating, ventilation and air-conditioning.
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Tropical diseases will move north, and life will be very uncomfortable without both very good air conditioning and medical treatment.
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The convoy stopped at the edge of the village, and Walker emerged from the car's air-conditioning into the sun.
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France relies more heavily on air conditioning than Germany which is more northerly and has far fewer units per capita.
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"He updated the property with air-conditioning and many other modern conveniences, but he didn't destroy the interior," he said.
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They added a powder room and coat closet, installed central air-conditioning throughout and renovated the third-floor laundry room.
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The third contributing factor was found to be ground-level air-conditioning units on the north end of the stadium.
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In 1938, his family moved to Dallas, where his father started a company that installed heating and air-conditioning systems.
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New Yorkers are also familiar with ticket machines that are broken, cars without air-conditioning and escalators that don't move.
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The bride's father retired as the owner of RK Mechanical, a commercial refrigeration and air-conditioning business in Wallis, Texas.
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Most negative feedback relates to issues during a previous construction period with problems related to air conditioning, water, and cleanliness.
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There's an aquarium there and I think that would be a good way to spend some time in air conditioning.
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The heating and air conditioning company will invest $16 million to keep its operations in the state, the report said.
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Or do you spend it on high probability, lower consequence items such as working on electrical systems or air conditioning?
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Maria felt certain that once the executives found out about the air conditioning, they'd send someone to fix it immediately.
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The legislation would give the EPA authority to ban hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), potent greenhouse gases used in refrigeration and air conditioning.
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BMW is suing two of its suppliers over price fixing on air conditioning components, the German carmaker said on Wednesday.
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It is the second-largest air conditioning factory in the United States and will employ an estimated 3,000 American workers.
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Studies have found that reduced lighting demand in the evening is essentially canceled out by greater use of air-conditioning.
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In Brooklyn, Peter Vlasov, 55, an air-conditioning technician, spent the afternoon holding court at Cafe Max in Brighton Beach.
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But the pay is still bad, S. said, and the main work space doesn't have windows, air-conditioning or heaters.
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That's what the humble heat pump represents: a way to shift heating and air conditioning from fuel combustion to electricity.
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From reports about poor air conditioning to timed bathroom breaks to employees being under constant surveillance, the list is long.
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Gaza's 173 million residents were forced to get used to 20-hour blackouts and scorching summer days without air conditioning.
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I had to keep the air conditioning on all summer long while I built houses for the Gingerbread Architect project.
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Air conditioning units hum through the tents; when the temperature outside rises above 98 degrees, the kids are kept indoors.
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To stay cool for the rest of the summer, Whirlpool is offering 29% off one of their portable air conditioning units.
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Daikin Industries, an air conditioning manufacturer that paid out millions in a settlement in Alabama last year over contaminated drinking water.
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That's an opportunity for United Technologies, which—in addition to its defense products—makes air conditioning, refrigeration, and energy efficiency systems.
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Most of this energy is for electricity, which is mostly used for lighting and air conditioning in residential and commercial buildings.
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"This is a normal occurrence onboard all aircraft when the air conditioning is operated in high humidity conditions," the statement said.
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Year after year, I've struggled with a minor, erratic sniffle that refuses to go away until air conditioning season has passed.
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