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This is mostly a general example, which isn\'t permitted. Could someone familiar with the work rewrite the part about Doras and put it in?
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This is mostly a general example, which isn\\\'t permitted. Could someone familiar with the work rewrite the part about Doras and put it in?
* Advertisements for Eveready\\\'s \\\"Renewal\\\" line of rechargeable alkaline batteries had this line. That they were rechargeable \\\'\\\'alkaline\\\'\\\' batteries was their main selling point; up to then, rechargeable batteries used nickel and cadmium.
I think this one\\\'s a bit of a shoehorn. If anything, rechargeables \\\'\\\'lose\\\'\\\' a fractional bit of power each time; that\\\'s why they eventually wear out. I can see why them being alkaline being pushed, though; some things, like the first couple generations of Gameboys, didn\\\'t/don\\\'t like to play nice with nickel-cadmium rechargeables. At best, they won\\\'t even work.
* Advertisements for Eveready\\\'s \\\"Renewal\\\" line of rechargeable alkaline batteries had this line. That they were rechargeable \\\'\\\'alkaline\\\'\\\' batteries was their main selling point; up to then, rechargeable batteries used nickel and cadmium.
I think this one\\\'s a bit of a shoehorn. If anything, rechargeables \\\'\\\'lose\\\'\\\' a fractional bit of power each time; that\\\'s why they eventually wear out. I can see why them being alkaline being pushed, though; some things, like the first couple generations of Gameboys, didn\\\'t/don\\\'t like to play nice with nickel-cadmium rechargeables. At best, they won\\\'t even work.
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This is mostly a general example, which isn\'t permitted. Could someone familiar with the work rewrite the part about Doris and put it in?
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This is mostly a general example, which isn\\\'t permitted. Could someone familiar with the work rewrite the part about Doras and put it in?
