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In the Communist era, new factories sent locally made machinery, chemicals and other goods up and down the river.
He made machinery that allowed the large-scale manufacture of dry ice, making it possible to ship fresher food to troops overseas during World War II.
One plaintiff in the class-action lawsuit, Dhanasar Raman — a native of Guyana who worked for 26 years in a factory that made machinery to produce zippers — says he cannot walk straight or sleep through the night.
That's how babies are made, machinery is produced, clocks are punched, and lungs work.
In 1875 it made machinery to condense smoke and gases for Clyde Lead Works of Glasgow.
He then moved to nearby Philadelphia, and worked for the firm of John & Coleman Sellers, which made machinery for card sticking.
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Elmarco makes machinery for Nanospider technology, a process for producing a range of organic and inorganic nanofibers.
The company spent $350m on a private American company called Progressive Tools and Industries Co (Pico), which makes machinery to assemble car bodies.
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