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“He bought six of the pork sandwiches, ate one right away at the restaurant, and carried the rest home to Burnsville, Minn., in an ice-packed cooler.”
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“George Washington read Paine to fist-pounding patriots who crossed an ice-packed river on a freezing night to plant a flag for freedom.”
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“- If the power is out for more than two hours, try to move meat, fish, poultry, eggs and other perishable items to an insulated, ice-packed cooler.”
“The sights, so far, have been of ice-packed corn fields.”
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“It was a homogeneous scene, devoid of contrasts or bold contours, dreary, desolate, and monotonous, -- the ice-packed sea, the slow slope of the beach, the background of low-lying hills, and over all thrown the endless mantle of snow.”
“-- If the power is out for more than two hours, try to move meat, fish, poultry, eggs and other perishable items to an insulated, ice-packed cooler.”
The Washington Post: Tips on determining if food is safe during power outage
“- If the power's out for more than two hours, try to move meat, fish, poultry, eggs and other perishable items to an insulated, ice-packed cooler.”
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“I dragged a barstool up next to the bike and propped my ice-packed knee on it and proceeded to pedal with my good leg and both arms until I reached 150 beats per minute.”
“It's especially bad in Nebraska and Kansas, with Interstate 70 completely ice-packed in western Kansas.”
“He carried not one but two boxes of ice-packed fruit on his shoulders to the nearest van, but he never went back inside.”
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