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Translations electric cord → سِلك كهربائي šňůra ledning Kabel εύκαμπτο καλώδιο πρίζας cable eléctrico sähköjohto fil électrique savijanje cordoncino 電気コード 전선 snoer ledning giętki przewód izolowany cabo eléctrico flexível, cabo elétrico flexível гибкий шнур sladd สายไฟ kablo dây mềm 松紧带 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Consider Electric Cord Piece, 1967 (remade 2003), in which a doubly male electrical cord snakes across the floor to join two female outlets, and My Last Museum Piece (Flies to Honey), a 2003 reconfiguration of a 1969 project that consists of a seven-foot-diameter inflated clear plastic ball whose inside has been smeared with honey and hosts a swarm of tiny flies feeding from its gooey walls. Suppose an electrician and a mathematician were reviewing a new product and analyzing the number of shocks that occurred when the product's electric cord was plugged into a socket. The children, who were then 6 to 14 years old, were seized in July 2001 from their home when they told West of beatings with a fly-swatter handle, a belt and an electric cord that sometimes left marks. |
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