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Examples
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It's like going from a one-bar connection on a cell phone to five bars.
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My grandparents' three-storey house was heated by two one-bar electric fires and an open coal fire.
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Bought by AOL in December 2005, this video-search site favors the one-bar search that Google made popular.
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For fifty shillings a week I had a grubby room, with a one-bar electric fire to heat it, a minute one-ring cooker, a single bed, an ancient chair and a moth-eaten rug.
John Lennon, Cynthia 2005
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It abated as the temperature dropped from nearly 300K in the outer reaches of the atmosphere to a brisk seventy-four at that magic one-bar level.
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There was a one-bar electric fire in the room, but the heat was having no difficulty escaping through the cracks in the door and window.
Set in Darkness Rankin, Ian 2000
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Instead, there was a one-bar electric job, just about glowing with warmth, and there were two radiators.
Strip Jack Rankin, Ian, 1960- 1992
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Breakfast was a cheerless affair with a little one-bar electric fire fighting an unequal battle and all of us trying to stop our teeth from chattering.
Every living thing Herriot, James 1992
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They can't really help each other, either, as Tami's one-bar cell phone call to Julie in a moment of sexile shows.
Slate Magazine Emily Bazelon 2011
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(This is confirmed by the one-bar Autochartist Initial Trend reading.)
FXstreet.com 2010
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