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Meanings of conserve energy in English

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Usage of conserve energy in English
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So do marine animals adopt similar swimming strategies to conserve energy?
Wired
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A good day to conserve energy for the general classification contenders.
The South African
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Mentions other steps taken to conserve energy, including an educational program.
The new yorker
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She follows it down to slow time, pleased to conserve energy.
The Hyperion Cantos
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You'll conserve energy and time, and begin to feel more centered.
Wired
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Originally, LEDs were touted as a way to conserve energy and enhance visibility.
Wired
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He wanted to ask questions but knew the sensible course was to conserve energy.
Surrender to the will of the night
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But in her earlier matches, Venus was able to conserve energy with shorter points.
The Guardian
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And then you avoid all that, you conserve energy for what really moves you.
The Guardian
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The body compensates by reducing unnecessary activity to conserve energy.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Climbing in ways that conserve energy and enable rapid recovery is a smart thing!
Climbing Magazine
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When things are bad, you become depressed, retreat, conserve energy.
Seveneves
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We want to hear from you You buy local, organic produce, conserve energy and water.
The Guardian
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To conserve energy, migratory birds prefer tailwinds, and are willing to wait for good weather.
Wired
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Climbing in ways that conserve energy and enable more rapid recovery is a smart thing!
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Overhangs On overhanging sections, you'll need to conserve energy.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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