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wind in

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wind something in
to reel something in. She wound in the rope that was tied to the anchor. Liz wound in the cable that raised the awning.
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Ask yourself, what is the average speed of the wind in the area you live in?
This could change as our technology evolves, but most experts suggest using wind in the context of a renewable energy system that has an expansive capacity for reserving the energy.
 
 
 
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