It could spark or short-circuit the battery or other electrical parts and could cause an explosion. |
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If this is not maintained, it is possible to come in contact with the operating voltage or to cause a short-circuit. |
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I know that the Chair will consider the matter and rule on the Conservatives' new approach, which is to short-circuit the House of Commons. |
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Do not disassemble or impact the battery as it may cause electric shock, short-circuit, and fire. |
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This would, of course, short-circuit our plan of fostering gradual, but enduring growth. |
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This will reduce any chance of damage to the unit in case of a short-circuit. |
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But the college can't just short-circuit the contractual fair-hearing process. |
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The electrical systems on the walls started to short-circuit before exploding in a chain reaction. |
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Later inspection indicated that the seal between the lid and case failed, allowing moisture to enter and short-circuit the batteries. |
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In Florida, he said, the most common reason air conditioners break down is because fire ants short-circuit the electrical components. |
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Officials said the fire was caused by an air conditioner short-circuit that ignited bedding and curtains and spread quickly through the prison. |
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They want to short-circuit a selection process, and I can kind of understand why. |
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The incident renewed concern an attack would damage confidence in the US economy and short-circuit an economic rebound. |
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He is being deliberately obscure and difficult because his work attempts to short-circuit the way you are thinking. |
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There are 45 million people who have still got to choose and I am not going to short-circuit that. |
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One reason fire ants are so troublesome is that they commonly short-circuit electrical equipment of all kinds. |
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Mulch could also cause power lines to short-circuit and temporarily paralyse the rail network. |
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Southwestern Washington tabled a similar resolution, saying it would short-circuit the ELCA study. |
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It turned out that there was a short-circuit when a bolt rattled free and connected with the carbon of the boat. |
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Today's new rich would not shrink from spending a few thousand bucks as bribes to short-circuit the queue. |
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This website aims to short-circuit this game of political Chinese whispers. |
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Can Sentinel cause a short-circuit if there is a fault? |
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We tried to short-circuit that process by teaching leadership. |
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This will short-circuit all their synapses. |
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Will his capture short-circuit the reconstruction? |
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A steel dart would short-circuit the sensor. |
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You short-circuit those sensitivities that writers develop. |
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Also, if allowed to drain completely, they can short-circuit and make recharging dangerous. |
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He uses a meaning-making medium to short-circuit the possibility of meaning. |
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In case of short-circuit, the stabilizer is a current source and tries to blown the fuse of the short-circuited line. |
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The machinery poses a risk of fire due to the unfixed internal wiring, which might cause a short-circuit. |
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In the event of failure, other than a short-circuit, of one direction-indicator lamp, the others must continue to flash but the frequency under this condition may be different from that specified. |
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Those kinds of accusations are used as a trump card, thrown on the table to short-circuit the responsibility for an alternative dispute mechanism and being involved in a proper resolution of the issue. |
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The rest of the connected loads will have their continuity assured due to the triggering of the protection, only the line affected by the short-circuit will remain. |
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When enabled, the headless X server can short-circuit inquiry-only requests, removing the need to forward these requests across slow connections to X server displays on user desktops. |
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Lithium metal may also be plated out as crystalline dendrites that ultimately penetrate the separator and cause an internal short-circuit of the cell. |
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This sort of sustained engagement can short-circuit racially triggered instances of the confirmation bias, wrote Dobbin. |
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We were running up and down shouting and calling, pulling at gates, knocking on metal fences, even trying to short-circuit electric fences to set off alarms. |
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One way to short-circuit the current culture war debate would be to propose substantial tax relief and extra benefits to married parents who successfully raise their children. |
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We need to know how to short-circuit this process and do the right thing. |
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This type of starter inserts a resistance in the rotor circuit, the effect of which is gradually reduced until it disappears completely by a short-circuit at the end of the starting period. |
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You do not need to follow your entire sales cycle if the customer wants to short-circuit it for you. |
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My mother, determined to short-circuit my outcry, would match my objections by pointing out an inherent reward for doing such work. |
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It accordingly seems unreasonable to require the Passport Office to short-circuit a proven method of operating in a financially responsible manner. |
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