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- adjective Not
faced ; not taken on orconfronted .
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Examples
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The installation here shows foam insulation, but for a gas-fired boiler or water heater, use unfaced fiberglass pipe wrap, held in place with either foil tape or wire.
Weekend Project: Insulate hot-water pipes to cut down on heat loss 2010
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The installation here shows foam insulation, but for a gas-fired boiler or water heater, use unfaced fiberglass pipe wrap, held in place with either foil tape or wire.
Weekend Project: Insulate hot-water pipes to cut down on heat loss 2010
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We do understand and we will do what is necessary and that is where the unfaced truth rears its ugly head.
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Marianne Williamson notes in her book on healing America's soul has it that the three biggest unfaced crimes of the country have been against the Native Americans, the Blacks and the Viet-Namese although there is so much more that we have done which we have not faced.
Justin Frank: Politics on the Couch: Splitting and Reparation -- Part One 2008
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Supplemental attic insulation can be as easy as buying unfaced no kraft paper attached rolls and unrolling them in the attic.
Archive for » 2007 » February : Green Building Elements 2007
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The black unfaced locomotive doing endless pressups with its greased wheel-pistons.
The locomotive Adam Roberts Project 2007
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The black unfaced locomotive doing endless pressups with its greased wheel-pistons.
Archive 2007-06-01 Adam Roberts Project 2007
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Supplemental attic insulation can be as easy as buying unfaced no kraft paper attached rolls and unrolling them in the attic.
Insulation Choices 2007
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From outside, since the street crossing which it commanded was on a lower level, its great wall was thrust upwards from a basement of unfaced ashlar, jagged with flints, in all of which there was nothing particularly ecclesiastical; the windows seemed to have been pierced at an abnormal height, and its whole appearance was that of a prison wall rather than of a church.
Swann's Way 2003
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Many who are too clear-sighted to neglect home duties, yet leave this difficulty unfaced, in that they look for all the pleasure of their life outside home, and within that home allow themselves to live in an atmosphere of friction and peevishness.
Stray Thoughts for Girls Lucy H. M. Soulsby
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