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- noun Common misspelling of
terawatts .
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Examples
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By comparison, all of human civilization uses around 15 terrawatts of power, or one six-thousandth as much.
Steven Cohen: Steve Jobs and the Power of Technology Steven Cohen 2011
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By comparison, all of human civilization uses around 15 terrawatts of power, or one six-thousandth as much.
Steven Cohen: Steve Jobs and the Power of Technology Steven Cohen 2011
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Since the 1970s, nuclear energy has produced terrawatts of carbon-free energy, but it has also created an ever-growing stockpile of radioactive waste.
Corbin Hiar: Dancing in the Dark: The Danger of Letting Business Lead on Climate Protection 2010
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Since the 1970s, nuclear energy has produced terrawatts of carbon-free energy, but it has also created an ever-growing stockpile of radioactive waste.
Corbin Hiar: Dancing in the Dark: The Danger of Letting Business Lead on Climate Protection 2010
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Since the 1970s, nuclear energy has produced terrawatts of carbon-free energy, but it has also created an ever-growing stockpile of radioactive waste.
Corbin Hiar: Dancing in the Dark: The Danger of Letting Business Lead on Climate Protection 2010
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Since the 1970s, nuclear energy has produced terrawatts of carbon-free energy, but it has also created an ever-growing stockpile of radioactive waste.
Corbin Hiar: Dancing in the Dark: The Danger of Letting Business Lead on Climate Protection 2010
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Since the 1970s, nuclear energy has produced terrawatts of carbon-free energy, but it has also created an ever-growing stockpile of radioactive waste.
Corbin Hiar: Dancing in the Dark: The Danger of Letting Business Lead on Climate Protection 2010
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Since the 1970s, nuclear energy has produced terrawatts of carbon-free energy, but it has also created an ever-growing stockpile of radioactive waste.
Corbin Hiar: Dancing in the Dark: The Danger of Letting Business Lead on Climate Protection 2010
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Since the 1970s, nuclear energy has produced terrawatts of carbon-free energy, but it has also created an ever-growing stockpile of radioactive waste.
Corbin Hiar: Dancing in the Dark: The Danger of Letting Business Lead on Climate Protection 2010
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Since the 1970s, nuclear energy has produced terrawatts of carbon-free energy, but it has also created an ever-growing stockpile of radioactive waste.
Corbin Hiar: Dancing in the Dark: The Danger of Letting Business Lead on Climate Protection 2010
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