Ingersoll-Rand, whose manufactured brands include Thermo King, Kryptonite locks and Club Car golf carts, has looked to be a tempting target for a breakup.
And the tomato ketchup, whose manufacture had surely bypassed the tomato altogether.
"You know, it's slightly radioactive," she said of the opalescent glass, which contains trace quantities of uranium (and whose manufacture was discontinued during the cold war).
It identifies 120 guns by name whose manufacture and sale would be banned, and it would outlaw certain modifications used to bypass the last law.
The relationship is complicated, though, because the upwind states are often suppliers of electricity and other products whose manufacture creates the pollution.
The steatite seals, to whose manufacture reference was made above, form the most extensive series of objects of art in the civilization.
The first is that because many of the goods whose manufacture we commission are now produced in other countries, those places take the blame for our rising consumption.
The president, like a major motion picture, is product, whose manufacture is best left to those who know how to fill a blank screen.
But what happens in the kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom and yard is important, from heating to cooking to using products whose manufacture produces emissions that can be harmful.
Vermicelli with "garum" paid homage to the ancient Pompeian kitchen with an interpretation (anchovies dissolved in olive oil) of the fish sauce whose manufacture brought that city much wealth.
