The domestic system sprouted as a result of when businesses began importing raw cotton, employing spinners and weavers to make it into cloth from their home.
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Farming was the main industry of this broadly independent and self-supporting rural area, with locals supplementing their incomes by hand-loom woollen weaving in the domestic system.
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In 1976 COMSAT deployed Marisat, three geosynchronous satellite systems providing mobile services to the United States Navy and other maritime customers, and Comstar, a domestic system.
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Gaspar Makale managed the practical sessions as well as arranging for the field-trips during which course participants installed solar electric domestic systems in the Karagwe district.
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Merchants and artisans hired teen-aged indentured servants, paying the transportation over from Europe, as workers for a domestic system for the manufacture of cloth and other goods.
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He said the meeting would determine what was defined as a European or an Asian country and whether their domestic systems should be considered before accepting them.
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Moody's cited their important and profitable domestic systems, limited exposure to intra-Asian flying and large networks that permit them to redeploy aircraft out of Asia to other routes.
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In small domestic systems, the water may be pressurised by a pressure vessel or even by an underground cistern ( the latter however does need additional pressurizing ).
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The cotton industry which replaced a domestic system of handloom weaving became more important with the building of Kirkhall Lane Mills ( Westleigh New Mill ) in 1836.
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Northwest, which has more flights to Asia than any other U . S . carrier, would also bolster American's domestic system with its hubs in Minneapolis and Detroit.
