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A coil that is coated in residue has to work harder to condition air, which drives up energy costs and shortens the life of the equipment
Attempts to prevent becoming wire happy included setting up classrooms and offering courses in what became known as barbed wire universities. Some camps contained libraries of up to 15,000 volumes (everything but spy and escape stories) and prisoners maintained a list of all of the books they read during confinement
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Thought maybe its my bed
By the time the battery has been through enough cycles that it wont hold a decent charge anymore, something else usually one of the buttons has worn out
