| True linoleum is usually also made with wood and cork fibers, and mounted on a natural jute backing. |
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| He was told to spin jute yarn by a hand rotating machine, because of which his palms were blistered and, at times, bleeding. |
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| There were different weaves in jute and blends of jute with cotton and silk. |
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| Even just one or two products with worldwide demand can reenergise the jute industry to the extent where it will never have to look back. |
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| Tarred marline is jute twine treated with a tarred solution for water resistance. |
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| He then took the jute sack off the parcel carrier and worked his way through the hedge. |
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| The next time you go out shopping, you can discard the plastic carry bag and arm yourself with a jute bag instead. |
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| Some investigators have found evidence of byssinosis among jute mill workers, others have found no evidence, and some results were inconclusive. |
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| The stem bark yields quality fibre that may be substituted for jute, but is stated to be of no advantage over jute. |
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| She tied her pocket closed with jute twine by lacing it through holes she punched in the corners. |
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| The prices of jute, potato, soyabean, cashew nut, pepper, rubber, green tea leaves, coconut, groundnut and coffee have fallen sharply. |
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| Bangladesh's competitive advantage in the Jute sector is the fact that jute production is very much labor intensive. |
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| The industry was a major contributor to the city's wealth, with whale oil mixed with water being used to soften jute so it could be woven. |
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| Then, like magpies, they hurry back to their workshop loaded with wisps of lace and coils of steel mesh, strands of silk and ropes of jute. |
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| I go back and find some odd things like rope and natural jute twine packaged for the crafts market. |
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| In fact, the cloth made of cotton, silk, and jute has lovely shades of mauve, brown, blue, and white. |
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| Products from coir, coconut shells, sisal, jute and a variety of other items can be put to good use, he feels. |
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| People now use reusable bags, commonly woven from jute, creating another industry with associated economic benefit. |
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| Fabrics with 60 per cent cotton, 20 per cent jute and 20 per cent silk give a silky finish and are suited for all occasions. |
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| The EPCH also plans to include a complete product group of floor coverings made of natural fibres including coir, jute, cotton, silk and wool. |
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| The procedure was repeated several times in order to remove the large amount of mucilage present in jute bark. |
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| There's also a freezer full of such frozen goods as okra, cut pigs' feet, snails, jute leaves, hot peppers, red snapper, and hard chicken. |
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| They were made from second-hand jute burlap and scraps of fabric pulled from ragbags and storage bins. |
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| Also, there will be a demonstration of stepwise production of tea, coffee and how jute reaches the finishing stage. |
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| Natural products from jute and banana fibre are being promoted with much hype, especially in urban setups where there is a demand for anything biodegradable. |
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| Much of the fortune of Dundee was founded on its jute mills and other textile industries, and its jute barons once competed with each other to build grand houses. |
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| Plant fibre used in carpet construction, including sisal, cotton, jute, coconut, pineapple, ramie, and hemp, have characteristics similar to cotton. |
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| This superfine cloth comes from our own traditional handlooms woven out of natural fibres like cotton, linen, silk, wool, jute, etc. and soaked in natural dyes. |
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| The major crops are rice, jute, wheat, tea, sugarcane, and vegetables. |
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| Garden Lounger, deck chair and steamers are covered with batyline®, a patented mix of jute and synthetic fibres. |
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| Among the natural fibers represented are: silk, wool, cotton, kapok, flax, jute, hemp, sisal, raffia, and asbestos. |
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| To make ends meet, my mother took a job in a jute mill, and I started working at matchstick factory. |
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| I figure if he just says jute enough times, it will all pass and we'll get back to the scene. |
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| And, if the jute baron scares other poorly performing companies, so will India. |
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| Khulna, a city of more than 1m in Bangladesh, has contracted along with its jute industry. |
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| Existing or new producers in the sector of cotton processing, textile and jute industry are eligible for benefits under this scheme. |
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| Agricultural residues include rice straw, wheat straw, mustard stalks, cotton sticks and jute sticks. |
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| Cane, bamboo, grass, pottery, wood and jute are procured as basic raw materials and turned into highquality products. |
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| It is generally composed of linseed oil, wood flour, cork and jute canvas and its manufacture is not very energy consuming. |
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| After the collection should be placed to dry shade and then stored in bags or jute fiber. |
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| Cover varieties susceptible to frost by placing jute sacks over them or place canes on the ground. |
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| You can also hang wet jute bags over the hives in such a way that the hive is cooled but the air supply is not cut off. |
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| At the same time it is the trade centre for jute, textiles, oilseeds, sugar and tea. |
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| Identifying and developing new jute products and applications is therefore vital. |
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| We are a newly established company in the Philippines which manufactures and markets handwoven bags made of raffia, jute, buntal, bamboo and fabric. |
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| Dainty purses and handbags, made of jute, have a classy casual look. |
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| Would he have been careful enough to destroy the odd pieces of jute you've left so messily about? |
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| Readymade salwar suits and kurtas from jute to silk are also available. |
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| On show at the festival are leather goods, clay statuettes, wooden showpieces, handloom garments, jute bags, paper articles, metal crafts and so on. |
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| In the handcrafts ' category, stone carvings from Agra, semi-precious stone and stone statues, brass items from Moradabad and jute products from Kolkata, are moving fast. |
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| The bundles are steel strapped several times over corrugated cardboard and in order to prevent them from sliding one bundle end is wrapped in jute sacking. |
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| Mulukhiya, another popular dish, is made from the leaves of jute and corchorus plants that grow in east and north Africa. |
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| These natural fibers include flax, hemp, jute, sisal, kenaf, coir, kapok, banana, henequen, and many others. |
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| Numerous former jute mills remain standing and while some lay derelict, many have been converted for other uses. |
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| We think that this will have a favourable impact, but we believe that we, ourselves, should make a greater effort to, for example, breathe new life into the jute organisation which died a death. |
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| This can be done by hanging a jute bag filled with fine salt in the brine. |
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| Carry Green announces the launch of new stylish, ecofriendly boutique jute bags for their spring collection available at www. |
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| During British rule, East Bengal developed a plantation economy centred on the jute trade and tea production. |
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| Lochee, to the west of the city centre, was once home to the largest jute mill in the world and now deals with the inevitable consequences of de-industrialisation. |
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| While the city's economy was dominated by the jute industry, it also became known for smaller industries. |
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| The bodies had been placed in jute sacks and covered with lime. |
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| On an earlier run, taking in views of the Mumbai Sea Link suspension bridge, and the lighthouse marking a western entry point to the city, we see a lone figure in a jute hat on a rowboat. |
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| The incantated jute strings were put on to free the patient from the possession of the spirit causing the disease. |
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| Major agricultural products include rice, wheat, oilseed, cotton, jute, tea, sugarcane, and potatoes. |
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| Garlic fried with coriander is added to molokhiya, a popular green soup made from finely chopped jute leaves, sometimes with chicken or rabbit. |
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| Common natural fibres for rope are manila hemp, hemp, feathers, linen, cotton, coir, jute, straw, and sisal. |
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| Cotton, flax, jute, hemp, modal and even bamboo fibre are all used in clothing. |
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| Processed products included cotton textiles, yarns, thread, silk, jute products, metalware, and foods such as sugar, oils and butter. |
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| Dundee became the focal point as it built the ships and there was also a demand for whale oil in the jute factories. |
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| The Italian sculptor, who works with Carrara marble, bronze and jute, reflects her intuitiveness and spiritual experience onto her art. |
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| These include sisal, coir, hemp, jute, reeds and grasses. |
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| Some of these species were and are commercially important, although not on the same scale as cotton, for example jute and ramie. |
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| As village life whirs busily around her in the midst of jute harvest, Ms. Begum sits next to her family's new rainwater tank and talks about her illness. |
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| Subsequently, India became the exporter of raw materials and foodstuffs – raw cotton and jute, coal, opium, rice, spice and tea – rather than manufactured goods. |
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| Girija worked in the Biratnagar jute mill, Nepal's first industry. |
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| Whaling played an important part in this prosperity, especially in the last part of the nineteen century when the jute industry required whale oil to process the natural fiber. |
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| A significant whaling industry was also based in Dundee, largely existing to supply the jute mills with whale oil. |
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| In 1886 Ediswan moved production to a former jute mill at Ponders End, North London. |
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| Instead of synthetic carpeting, Spector suggests a natural-fiber throw rug made of wool, cotton, jute or sea grass. |
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| Verdant Works is a museum dedicated to the once dominant jute industry in Dundee and is based in a former jute mill. |
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| Each clump in this range of fruit and flower trees and shrubs, as well as stem roses, is packed for being planted in a biodegradable jute cloth bag. |
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| The stem of the Anthurium is decorated with jute attached by raffia. |
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| Men will gravitate to an organic cotton slip-on named the GUMshoe and D-Solve athletic footwear with jute uppers. |
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| This strong jute bag is packed full of goodies, including a harvesting knife, dibber, stainless steel trowel, twine, seeds and more so is perfect for those just starting out. |
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| Of French trade, 35 percent was with the British Empire and the majority of the tin, rubber, jute, wool and manganese used by France came from the British Empire. |
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| Bangladeshi exports to Oman include processed and live fish, betel leaves, vegetables, raw jute and jute goods, knitwear, leather goods, and printed materials. |
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| Rapid expansion was brought on by the Industrial Revolution, particularly in the 19th century when Dundee was the centre of the global jute industry. |
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