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2. The Best-Tested Air Fryers You Can Buy - AOL

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   Good Housekeeping tested more than 40 air fryers in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances Lab, including traditional basket-style air fryers, air fryer ovens, air fryer toaster ovens ...

3. You Won’t Believe Everything You Can Make In Your Air Fryer

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   Air Fryer Rotisserie Chicken. We love a good classic roasted chicken, but it's not always practical for a weeknight dinner. This easy air fryer recipe takes most of the waiting out of roasting a ...

4. Can you cook a turkey in an air fryer? A chef weighs in. - AOL

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   "Cooking a whole turkey in an air fryer is a difficult and labor-intensive process," says Brian Jupiter, executive chef at The Frontier and Ina Mae Tavern in Chicago, Ill.

5. ARGUS-IS - Wikipedia

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   The three principal components of the ARGUS-IS are a 1.8 Gigapixels video system plus two processing subsystems, one in the air and the other located on the ground. [18] The sensor uses four lenses and 368 cell phone cameras, 5 megapixels each. [19] The system could produce one exabyte of high definition video per day. [20]

6. Armstrong Whitworth AW.660 Argosy - Wikipedia

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   The development of the Argosy can be traced back to the development of Operational Requirement 323 (OR323) by the British Air Ministry.During 1955, a specification was issued based upon OR323, which sought a medium-range freight aircraft that would be capable of lifting a maximum payload of 25,000 lb (11,340 kg), while also possessing a range of 2,000 mi (3,200 km) when carrying up to 10,000 ...

7. ARGOS (satellite) - Wikipedia

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   The Advanced Research and Global Observation Satellite (ARGOS) was launched on 23 February 1999 carrying nine payloads for research and development missions by nine separate researchers. The mission terminated on 31 July 2003. ARGOS was launched from SLC-2W, Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, atop a Boeing Delta II (7920-10) launch vehicle.