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1. We had come to the Ahmedabad Textile Industries Research Association's
2. He crossed a very small bridge to the canopy of an apartment tree in a textile neighborhood
3. The pub is a small and rather dirty place in the base of a hillside neighborhood that had been in the textile trade since the lash was grown here
4. It was now grimy stone and concrete factories where textile machinery was made and maintained
5. source of cotton to supply the English textile factories, and this was a matter of business survival
6. American industries that profited off the slave trade included banks, insurance companies, and the textile industry
7. The textile industry depended on cotton grown and picked by slaves
8. Today, it exhibits, however, a chronicle of vertiginous rows of jewelry, textile, colors, sounds, aboriginal gastronomy, fragrances and above all flowers, which the Indians consider a symbol of prosperity
9. Owen obtained the chance to buy the New Lanmark textile Mill, in Scotland
10. had a textile factory and the whole city's economy is based on this
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12. She said, "I've read these Englisc were noted for what we'd call textile arts—weaving, embroidery, and so forth
13. He also made it a point to visit Manchester, the textile capital of UK
14. This campaign was so successful that demand for English cloth fell and they had to close textile mills
15. Azucena had the gift of making appeared out of nothing the most beautiful garments that the textile industry could ever imagine; not even Versace in his best times could have designed so elegant and pompous, simple and stately, coloring or monochrome, conservative or showy, opaque or brilliant, long or short garments which such delicacy and pledge! In other words there were no limits that the creative and textile magic of Azucena could not cover, in terms of textures and designs
16. So, she escaped to the City of the Gates and lived there as the daughter of a textile merchant
17. You may remember that he visited here several years ago just before the war started in order to secure a supply of cotton for his textile mills; now it appears that he’s in the service of the Crown, but that’s beside the point
18. Germany had control over practically all European industries, including textile industries that were capable of supplying the Wehrmacht with anything necessary
19. And by 6,000 BC the pottery and wool textile trades were being practiced in Catalhoyuk in what is today Turkey
20. the textile industry that mechanization made great early strides, with some of the first machine production powered by water wheels and animals, but as textile machinery became more
21. day at the textile mill
22. Since textile technologies of that time were dependent on the oil products derived from whales, the belief was that society would fall back to the stone age, unable to recover
23. Various designs and makes of materials of balls are available but the standard professional ball is hollow inside, rubber cover and fibre textile surface
24. A man that was working in a textile factory had married his cousin, but what a pity! From their first night together and right through their relationship, he failed to consummate his marriage
25. The textile mill owners station their supervisors at the ballot boxes with lists of the names of all the male employees, and as each mill worker arrives they are recorded on the list as voting and then handed a ballot that has been previously marked for all the candidates that the mill executives wish to have elected
26. Or more accurately: the Science of the Oil Corporations, the Science of the Chemical and Textile Corporations… and there it is used mainly to invent, create and produce more toxic, more poisonous, more expensive substances to sell to the richest businesses, to make more unnecessary consumer products, that are lousier than the old ones, and that nobody really needs
27. Breathing in, she realized that the scent coming from the textile was quite familiar
28. Its sheaves of conducting wire were insulated within a gutta–percha covering, which was protected by a padding of textile material enclosed in a metal sheath
29. They could perform jobs and learn skills in the commercial laundry, the barbershop, sheet metal and welding facility, woodshop, textile repair section, graphic arts studio, and even an embroidery shop that made nametapes for various military purposes
30. He’d spent the night in a diner in Ozone Park, Queens, drinking refill after refill of coffee, watching the sun come up over the old textile factories
31. Hamilton Woolen Company, another example in the textile field, is a case of individual rather than of general improvement
32. In July we decided to close our textile operation, and by yearend this unpleasant job was largely completed
33. , an investment partnership of which I was general partner, bought control of Berkshire Hathaway 21 years ago, it had an accounting net worth of $22 million, all devoted to the textile business
34. The company's intrinsic business value, however, was considerably less because the textile assets were unable to earn returns commensurate with their accounting value
35. In early 1967 cash generated by the textile operation was used to fund our entry into insurance via the purchase of National Indemnity Company
36. Some of the money came from earnings and some from reduced investment in textile inventories, receivables, and fixed assets
37. This pullback proved wise: although much improved by Ken's management, the textile business never became a good earner, not even in cyclical upturns
38. Further diversification for Berkshire followed, and gradually the textile operation's depressing effect on our overall return diminished as the business became a progressively smaller portion of the corporation
39. We remained in the business for reasons that I stated in the 1978 annual report (and summarized at other times also): "(1) our textile businesses are very important employers in their communities, (2) management has been straightforward in reporting on problems and energetic in attacking them, (3) labor has been cooperative and understanding in facing our common problems, and (4) the business should average modest cash returns relative to investment
40. " I further said, "As long as these conditions prevail-and we expect that they will-we intend to continue to support our textile business despite more attractive alternative uses for capital
41. I should reemphasize that Ken and Garry have been resourceful, energetic and imaginative in attempting to make our textile operation a success
42. A recent Business Week article stated that 250 textile mills have closed since 1980
43. The domestic textile industry operates in a commodity business, competing in a world market in which substantial excess capacity exists
44. In fact, in comparison with employees of American industry generally, our workers were poorly paid, as has been the case throughout the textile business
45. Over the years, we had the option of making large capital expenditures in the textile operation that would have allowed us to somewhat reduce variable costs
46. But the promised benefits from these textile investments were illusory
47. Thus, we faced a miserable choice: huge capital investment would have helped to keep our textile business alive, but would have left us with terrible returns on ever-growing amounts of capital
48. A refusal to invest, however, would make us increasingly non-competitive, even measured against domestic textile manufacturers
49. textile company both 21 years ago and now
50. " Likewise, a textile company that allocates capital brilliantly within its industry is a remarkable textile company-but not a remarkable business