The reason I'm vegetarian is because of the mass industry of it.
A convergence of policy at the mandatory and regulatory ends of the spectrum is needed to drive mass industry transformation.
Hair jewellery in nineteenth-century America and England … seemed to merge and fuse together antithetical poles: human beings and objects, possessors and possessed, spirit and matter, mass industry and the most sacred personal emotions.
On the face of it, the city's leadership would appear to have had some success in managing the local impacts of the transition from mass industry to a retail and "knowledge" economy based on workers in high-tech industry, business services, media and IT, plus the shop workers, call-centre workers, cleaners and security guards who serve them.
In the 10-page letter, the company predicted in 2013 that a mass industry flight would result if laws to regulate tar sands, cut power plant pollution and accelerate the uptake of renewable energy were passed, because of the extra costs and red tape they allegedly entailed.
He describes the dialectic of foreign absorption Marxism, mass industry—and cultural reversion to earlier, darker periods of Russian history, notably that of Ivan the Terrible, whom Stalin so admired".Natasha's Dance", well written, nicely illustrated and with helpful maps, is clearly pitched at non-specialists keen to know more.
Luckily, it had a tried-and-true mass industry providing its content: Bollywood.
In chemical mass industry, around 50% of the biomass of pulpwood logs was converted into cellulose and paper products and the rest was used as biofuel.
"In any other era," says Mackrell, "she would have ended up on the streets or in a factory, but the existence of cinema as a mass industry gave her the chance to reinvent her life".
For example, when a sawlog was processed in sawmill, less than 50% of its volume become sawn wood, and the rest (sawdust, surfaces of logs) was used in mass industry or as biofuel.
