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Kingsbury acknowledged that strategy had turned off shoppers and moved to restore some of those categories before he stepped down in January.

The manager turned off the vacuum, recoiled hoses and exhaled with relief.

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That could include turning off radiators in unused rooms, switching off lights when they are not needed, and not leaving electrical appliances on standby.

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He jumped up, turned off the music, and threw open the door.

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Users younger than 9 will have chat features turned off by default, unless a parent provides approval after age verification to use these tools.

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