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Insulated running bottles will never keep water as cold as vacuum-insulated metal bottles.

The perils of a heroin addiction for a user who is without the means to "insulate" themselves from disease and crime are many.

With Watergate closing in, Nixon fired Haldeman and Ehrlichman in a fruitless effort to insulate himself.

We insulate ourselves from such natural volatility at our own peril.

Both candidates push the zombie notion that an energy-independent U.S. can insulate itself from global disruptions.

They also insulate and isolate conservatives from real-world policy debates.

Insulate each pipe, except the part in the room to be heated, with asbestos or some other covering, to keep the heat in it.

It was not necessary to insulate this with anything heavier than friction tape, as this was to be only a temporary installation.

In my pocket I had a roll of insulating ribbon, rubber used to insulate wires; with that I bandaged him.

Let a charged jar be placed on a glass plate so as to insulate the outer coat.

These, when dry, insulate almost, but not quite as well as solid paraffin.