After he had spoken for about three hours he became conscious of the fact that his gutta-percha buttons were melting, and that he was about to be divested of part of his wearing apparel.
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Any ornamentation is merely a reflection of the Highlander's lack of confidence in paper money which resulted in him embellishing much of his personal wearing apparel with silver and cairngorm stones which are of value.
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Other sectors that pulled down the VoPI were : wearing apparel with a 34 . 5 % decline; paper and paper products, down 40 . 6 %; and transport equipment, down 26 . 7 %.
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SEVENTY per cent of Hong Kong's total domestic exports of manufactured goods were accounted last year by four major industries : textiles; wearing apparel; machinery, equipment, apparatus, parts and components; and consumer electrical and electronic products.
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Although the law bans students from wearing apparel like the Jewish skull cap and large Christian crosses, it clearly targets head scarves, viewed as a sign of rising Muslim fundamentalism and a threat to modern-day France's secular society.
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The exhibition has about 1, 000 locally-made products with a substantial amount of local content and includes textiles, wearing apparel, bags, accessories, furniture, printing material, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, toiletries, plastic, electrical equipment, foodstuff items and other consumer goods.
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"All my wearing apparel I give to my son Henry and the remainder of my estate, the whole being to my sons John and Henry, I give to my children my daughter Agnes having a double part ."
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The Macedonians raced into it, slaughtering all the men whom they met and plundering the residences; many of the houses belonged to the common people and were abundantly supplied with furniture and wearing apparel of every kind & ."
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The following areas predominate in terms of business numbers : publishing and graphic arts, manufacture of metal products ( except machinery and equipment ), manufacture of furniture and other manufacturing industries, wearing apparel and fur industry, and food product industry.
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However, the Derby Mercury published on 21 September states that James Maclean was held in the " Gatehouse, Westminster for robbing Josiah Higden of a Portmanteau containing divers wearing apparel " and that the Salisbury Stagecoach was the targeted route.
