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ventilation

noun as in the act of providing or changing the air

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noun as in fresh air

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The agency said it suspects the cause was poor maintenance and inadequate ventilation in the inverter battery area, which caused overheating and combustion.

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Ms Rösler, perhaps anticipating the WHO's call for adaptation, called for school buildings, many of which are due for renovation, to include new ventilation systems, and even air conditioning.

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The US State Department has said Eswatini's prisons face problems of overcrowding, poor ventilation, and deficiencies in dietary nutrition and health services.

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The area where they relocated included a refuge station that had adequate food, water and ventilation to "support an extended stay", the operator said.

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According to her wrongful eviction lawsuit filed in May, the house had a slew of problems: faulty electricity, leaks in the bathroom, bad ventilation, and a broken heater, air-conditioning unit and garage door.

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