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boiler

noun as in caldron

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noun as in furnace

noun as in heater

noun as in incinerator

noun as in kettle

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noun as in stove

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While rebalancing energy policy costs could lower electricity bills, it could increase them for householders using gas boilers.

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Biniek compares it to buying a house, where a buyer prioritizes features like location and price and maybe never gets down the list to which brand of boiler is installed.

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A small percentage of installations - 6% for external and 2% of internal insulation - posed an "immediate health and safety risk" from faults such as exposed live electrical cabling or blocked boiler ventilation, it said.

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“Hey, sugar,” says a young woman as I near the warehouse’s main bar, a wraparound establishment themed to a large boiler.

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A gas boiler, cooker and meter were kept for examination by police, the jury heard, but tonnes of debris were taken to a recycling centre and disposed of.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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