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- n. Plural form of bulb.
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“These subterranean palaces and vaulted cloisters, which we call bulbs, are no more roots than the blade of grass is a root, in which the ear of corn forms before it shoots up.”
“The phase-out of inefficient bulbs is gradual — the 60-watt incandescent, the most commonly used bulb, can be sold until 2014.”
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“Installation of these high-tech LED light bulbs is easy.”
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“Update At Get Energy Smart, A. Siegel relates how Will's new discussion of compact fluorescent light bulbs is riddled with errors and misinformation.”
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“The working team claims that the heat of the bulbs is weak and does not affect the temple.”
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“Kunst says one of his favorite bulbs is Dutchman's breeches (Dicentra cucullaria), which was introduced to him by his first-grade teacher.”
“Remove the white bulbs from the green onion stalks.”
“I bring Mogul bulbs from the USA as they are unavailable here, and use either a variable transformer or voltage regulator to step the voltage down if I am in an environment of 130 volts or higher.”
“Apparently, this particular brand will often arrive broken and getting replacements for its bulbs is also a huge hassle.”
“The problem with the bulbs is that they'll break before they get to the landfill.”
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