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Page 217
... industry , by the 17th century , attained a high degree of perfection in the manufacture of the fine materials that were then captivating Europe . Nor did Lyons fail to shine in the intellectual realm . Printing was introduced as early ...
... industry , by the 17th century , attained a high degree of perfection in the manufacture of the fine materials that were then captivating Europe . Nor did Lyons fail to shine in the intellectual realm . Printing was introduced as early ...
Page 434
... industrial diversity and thus a more secure ( and locally expanding ) manufacturing base . The entire metropolitan city ( or county ) of Greater Man- chester has experienced major economic changes . The textile industry has been reduced ...
... industrial diversity and thus a more secure ( and locally expanding ) manufacturing base . The entire metropolitan city ( or county ) of Greater Man- chester has experienced major economic changes . The textile industry has been reduced ...
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... industry it is possible to salvage almost all parts of the fruit not used as food . Oranges grown mainly for juice ... industry is difficult because separation by colour is necessary before it can be recycled . If colour separation can ...
... industry it is possible to salvage almost all parts of the fruit not used as food . Oranges grown mainly for juice ... industry is difficult because separation by colour is necessary before it can be recycled . If colour separation can ...
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