GUANGZHOU, China — After three decades of torrid growth, China is encountering an unfamiliar problem with its newly struggling economy: a huge buildup of unsold goods that is cluttering shop floors, clogging car dealerships and filling factory warehouses.
Bicyclists travel along the Amstel River, passing a windmill, farm and factory that makes both cheese and clogs.
Decaying waste, polystyrene scraps, yellow factory effluent and dead animals seemed to clog every channel.
The Russian-born Max Kibardin posed that question, not just with the ultra-light versions of Tyrolean clogs and elegant, handpainted soles created in an Italian factory, but also in a collaboration with the American artist Ike Ude.
In their introduction Ms. Benstock and Ms. Ferriss add that the word "sabotage" is derived from sabot, the French word for the wooden clogs that 18th-century mill workers threw into the factory machinery "as an act of defiance".
In Britain, Japanese animation is seen as either schlocky "manga" that clogs up the shelves in video stores, or the cheap factory animation that ruins children's television.
In addition, using the multivariate Clog-log 2 model milk replacers and proprietary concentrates from factory 1 were significantly associated with the flock status (Table 3).
One morning he crawled out from under the outside wall of the factory, after scraping out soot with his hands from a clogged flue.
Odette, who had been a good (if insubordinate) student (who, when reprimanded by the principal, bit her on the nose and the cheek, scarring her for life), ended her schooling at fourteen and worked in a factory; she wore ragged hand-me-down clothing and men's wooden clogs.
IN this city where Toyota Priuses clog the roads and battery-powered Tesla Roadsters and Chevrolet Volts can be spotted at the organic farmers market, the engine factory in a gritty industrial neighborhood near San Francisco Bay is a throwback to the automotive past.
