After being censured, hounded, and then exonerated by the authorities for writing an exposé of a grisly Polish factory intended to be a Communist showcase — a story curiously unmentioned here — Kapuscinski was rewarded with his first foreign assignment.
Although it sounds like a disease, perhaps a modern variation on chicken pox, the MOX plant is actually a factory intended to take plutonium waste from the nuclear bomb complex and turn it into fuel for civilian nuclear reactors.
With the goal of being helpful to all of its writers, the Factory intends to conduct seminars, some led by members themselves.
With his friend Li Lii Xuejian, Zhaoo renovates an abandoned bus that sits in an overgrown area behind the factory, intending to rent it out as a trysting place for young lovers with nowhere else to go.
He has since introduced some changes in collective farms and factories intended to increase productivity, according to South Korean news media and recent visitors to the North.
In another visit, at a house, a parolee said he was making good money at the nearby Madelaine Chocolate factory, and he intended to keep it that way.
Hershey's Chocolate World Visitor Center in Hershey, Pa., and Kellogg's Cereal City USA in Battle Creek, Mich., are huge, Disneyfied theme-park attractions with simulated factory tours apparently intended for children who are so enthralled by American industry that they yearn to see a pretend version of it.
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From the day it opened the gates on the $50 million factory, McDonald's had intended to hand out its functions to other businesses and eventually shut it down, said Khamzat Khasbulatov, the director of McDonald 'sin Russia.
She and her German schoolfriends would harvest horse chestnuts in autumn, gather them into sacks and drag them to the Haribo factory gate; they were intended as a seasonal treat for the deer on the nearby Riegel family estate.
Most building construction on Columbus Avenue followed the arrival of the Ninth Avenue el in 1881, and the fancy pediments on many former factory buildings were originally intended as rooftop advertisements, to be seen by riders on the trains passing overhead but all but invisible from the sidewalk below.
