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Definition of chiller
1 : one that chills
2 : an eerie or frightening story of murder, violence, or the supernatural
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That includes seven spots that are either ovens or warming drawers, stations that keep serving dishes either hot or cold, a bottle chiller, beverage station, espresso station and a Teppanyaki grill for Japanese-style cooking.
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If so, The Mist could be a satisfyingly complex chiller, scaring viewers not just with unexpected jumps and amped-up creepy crawlies, but with the more human monsters who are all trapped together inside, waiting out the weather.
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The program offers the incentives for customers planning to make upgrades to their existing facilities such as high-efficiency lighting, A/C units, chillers, motors, pumps, variable frequency drives and custom categories as well.
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The store also has added more multideck chiller space for produce and other items.
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Applied Medical in a statement said other sustainable initiatives at its Orange County facilities include using a fuel cell, a cogeneration system, a water chiller system, and programs to reduce packaging waste.
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Carrier chillers used in commercial buildings, Otis elevators and Pratt & Whitney jet engines _ share technology that calls for greater energy efficiency and reduced emissions.
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Carrier chillers used in commercial buildings, Otis elevators and Pratt & Whitney jet engines _
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For those who miss the early days of Bonnaroo and its significantly chiller vibes of the early 2000s, Pilgrimage will strike that chord thanks to the smaller crowds and all-ages atmosphere.
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