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cold

[kohld] / koʊld /




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Active or “hot” production lines that are already running typically take between eight and 12 weeks to make missiles, while cold lines building the technology from scratch can take 12 to 28 months.

From Barron's

Active or “hot” production lines that are already running typically take between eight and 12 weeks to make missiles, while cold lines building the technology from scratch can take 12 to 28 months.

From Barron's

Whether you’re working from a box or from scratch, swap cold coffee for water.

From Salon

Ms McCullough told the court that if she "said anything" that McCullagh "didn't like" or "disagreed" with, he would have "given her the cold shoulder".

From BBC

By contrast, he said, the new BYD battery could charge in less than 12 minutes from 20% to 97% even in extreme cold when the temperature was minus 30 degrees Celsius.

From The Wall Street Journal