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electricity

noun as in energized matter, power

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About 22,000 properties in Northern Ireland remain without power on Saturday morning following damage to the electricity network caused by Storm Amy.

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Classical music was the extreme music of its time, and proved you don’t need electricity, amplification or even gory lyrics to be heavy.

Only about one-third of Madagascar's 30 million people have access to electricity, according to the International Monetary Fund.

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A cut-out, or service termination, is usually located near the electricity meter.

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Labour is focusing on building out the UK's renewable energy and is aiming for clean power to meet 95% of electricity demand by 2030.

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