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But Grant didn't want to be carried away — nobody scoops up Cary Grant — and he didn't want an electrical powerhouse.
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The first stage of the facility was completed in 1969 as a 348-foot (106-metre) high earth and rockfill dam with a crest length of 2,264 feet (690 m) and an installed electrical capacity of 1,750 megawatts, housed in a powerhouse in a central concrete gravity section of the dam.
Mitochondria, you may recall from biology class, are the little powerhouses within cells that convert food into electrical energy, partly through a complex process called "oxidative phosphorylation".
HONG KONG (AP) — A jailed tycoon who was once China's richest businessman failed on Tuesday to mount a shareholder revolt against the new management of the electrical appliance chain he founded and built into a national powerhouse.
Southern Company Services, described by the watchdog Sunlight Foundation as "a major lobbying powerhouse," received stimulus money under the Obama administration's Recovery Act -a $165 million Smart Grid Investment Grant to modernize electrical infrastructure.
Powerhouse Theater, Waveny Park.
Erdrich — a powerhouse.
Photograph: Powerhouse Museum Collection.
Electrical sockets.
It's a performance powerhouse.
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