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The Americans requested all "Funnies" that were based on the Sherman M4 tank chassis, however the vehicles could not be produced in enough quantity to supply both the Commonwealth forces and American forces in time for D-Day.
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But given free trade, it would be able to produce more models because they could all be produced in large enough numbers.All these arguments revolve around re-allocating resources to produce one-off improvements what economists call the "static" gains from trade.
It was in Victorian Britain that new production methods first allowed cast iron to be produced in large enough quantities to be used in substantial building projects.
Biodiesel critics, including some environmentalists, say it will never be produced in large-enough quantities to reduce air pollution or oil consumption.
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Therefore, enough protein can be produced in the embryo from the maternal mRNA to pass through the early stages of development.
It can be produced in hell -- as long as there are enough security guards to protect its facilities.
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