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insulation

noun as in the act of insulating

noun as in an insulator

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“Should a job loss affect the household directly, or should a recession affect the economy broadly, households just have less insulation to deal with that.”

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Some insulation has come from booming AI tech sector share valuations, creating a profound wealth effect in certain households across the US, calculated by JP Morgan economists as worth $180bn per year.

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Nearly a third, or 29%, of the homes that were given internal insulation also need fixing, it said.

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Normally, oligodendrocyte precursor cells develop into mature myelin-producing cells that repair nerve insulation.

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With a home audit, a certified contractor or auditor assesses your appliances, heating and cooling systems, insulation, lighting and writes up recommendations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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