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Page 172
... modern industry . Both industrialized and devel- oping countries now have modern installations capable of highly efficient fabric production . In addition to mechani- cal improvements in yarn and fabric manufacture , there have been ...
... modern industry . Both industrialized and devel- oping countries now have modern installations capable of highly efficient fabric production . In addition to mechani- cal improvements in yarn and fabric manufacture , there have been ...
Page 179
... Modern looms . Modern looms still weave by repeat- ing in sequence the operations of shedding , picking , and beating in , but within that framework there has been con- siderable development during the 20th century . Several new types ...
... Modern looms . Modern looms still weave by repeat- ing in sequence the operations of shedding , picking , and beating in , but within that framework there has been con- siderable development during the 20th century . Several new types ...
Page 726
... modern law , being rivalled in scope and flexibility only by the limited company , or corporation . Although there are many different kinds of trusts , they all include the feature that a person who is called the trustee has vested in ...
... modern law , being rivalled in scope and flexibility only by the limited company , or corporation . Although there are many different kinds of trusts , they all include the feature that a person who is called the trustee has vested in ...
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