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tempered glass

noun as in safety glass

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The “emergency condition” allows Metro to bypass regular procurement policy in order to buy tempered glass that had been limited by supply chain disruptions.

He suggests keeping a metal tool in the car and becoming familiar with which windows are tempered glass and can be shattered with the tool.

Consumer Reports suggests sealing and weather-stripping the chimney to reduce leakage, as well as installing a chimney liner, tempered glass doors and a fireplace heat exchanger, “which warms the air and sends it back into the room.”

A 20-by-15-foot glass sculpture, composed of six panels of tempered glass, hangs from the ceiling with one side tilting down toward the floor.

Zhang said that “the X3 screen is made of tempered glass,” which unfortunately doesn’t tell us much.

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

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