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Pulling out air and going below atmospheric pressure. Usually achieved via a pump and sealed chamber.
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A space where the pressure is significantly below that of standard atmospheric pressure.
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A cleaning device moved along pool and spa walls and floors that suck up the dirt and passes it directly to the filter or a spot outside the pool and spa.
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removal or evacuation of air and gas from a given space.
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| vacuum |
The absence of matter. Period. - Requires an "Arena of Space."
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