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ampere
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    "Audacity," he exclaimed to himself, "as inspired, perhaps, as a Lavoisier's or an Ampere's, the audacity of a Vinteuil making experiment, discovering the secret laws that govern an unknown force, driving across a region unexplored towards the one possible goal the invisible team in which he has placed his trust and which he never may discern!"†  (source)
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    The drill expects 28.8 V and pulls 9 amps.†  (source)
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    A few of the eighth-grade Tech Crew kids helped plug in the amps and carry microphone stands.†  (source)
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    A row of dials slung under the dash registered amps, oil pressure, and tach (whatever that was).†  (source)
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    Isabel had taken in hand a volume of Ampere, presented, on their arrival in Rome, by Ralph; but though she held it in her lap with her finger vaguely kept in the place she was not impatient to pursue her study.†  (source)
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    Next to it is another semi, full of amps and other sound gear.†  (source)
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    That amps me up.†  (source)
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    You turn down the amps and you calm down the mother, let them know you aren't there for them, then scoop up the kids and put them outside, then you dial up to ten and go back in and finish the job.†  (source)
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    He amps up the commentary while sliding the pieces around (despite my pointing out they're my pieces, since I'm on defense).†  (source)
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    In the barn, someone has set up speakers and amps and even two enormous, industrial-sized lamps, which make everyone close to the stage look starkly white and hyper-real, and everyone else dark and indistinct, blurry.†  (source)
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    They turned the amps up so loud the window panes were rattling.†  (source)
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    It sounded awful, and the amps began to whine on either side of the stage.†  (source)
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    We were so nervous that we turned the amps up too loud, creating a frenzy of feedback that made the neighbors complain, and then we overcompensated by playing so low that we couldn't hear one another's instruments.†  (source)
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