Masonry, glass shards, twisted metal, scraps of clothing, and bullet casings litter the ground.
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Glass bottles, branches, and metal scraps add physical weight to the assemblage, but without adding meaning.
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He and his four siblings help his father collect metal scraps in Jalalabad, a nearby city.
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Metal scraps and junk line the dirty brick courtyard at the heart of the family's two-room home.
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Old machines, rusty metal scraps, plants, photographs, drawings, and lead strips and objects are jammed into glass boxes.
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Metal scraps rust away on the edge of the stands, and a youth team is practicing at the other end.
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I spent three days at this family metal yard, which started out selling small metal scraps on a micro-scale.
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Like his work from the 1970s and '80s, these sculptural paintings exploit industrial waste — including aluminum, tin, and metal scraps.
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A next-door neighbor for Kaval's proposed stadium is a recycling plant, fronted by a massive pile of metal scraps.
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SungEel HiTech, based in the southwestern city of Gunsan, can process about 287,2615 tonnes per year of spent lithium-ion batteries and metal scraps.
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As a boy he was an inventive tinkerer, building mechanical trains from scratch, making doll-size jewelry and astonishingly sophisticated animal sculptures from metal scraps.
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We recently visited Relativity at their old headquarters, which had the scrappy (literally — there were metal scraps everywhere) industrial feel you'd expect from a large-scale hardware startup.
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In that incident, the police said he was selling metal scraps in Manhattan in 2006 when he got into a fight with a customer and broke the man's arm.
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John Morrell and Co., of Cincinnati, notified the federal government on May 19 after it received three separate complaints of small metal scraps in a batch of hot dogs it manufactured.
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Around La Paz`s central Murillo square and other parts of the city, opposition protesters erected roadblocks made of metal scraps and other debris, as tension mounted following Morales' resignation on Sunday.
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Her early education consisted largely of helping him sort metal scraps in the family junkyard, and watching her mother concoct herbal remedies for headaches, burns and cancer—required because the family also avoided doctors.
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The star of CNBC's reality pitch show "West Texas Investors Club," who turned metal scraps into a million-dollar piping business, shared a story about how recognizing a rare opportunity helped him score a big win.
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Palladium hit a record peak on Friday, on expectations that Chinese economic stimulus would drive demand for the autocatalyst metal, while news that Russia may ban exports of precious metal scraps compounded worries of a supply deficit.
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To compensate for the gap on its tariff list caused by the exclusion of crude oil, China added fish meal, wood waste, paper and paper waste, metal scraps, and various types of bicycles and cars, among other products.
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My father worked in metal — he would go to junkyards and find metal scraps and weld them together, so I knew his work as he was making it and being in the studio and handling all this scrap metal.
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Police and legislative sources said the crowd was marching down from the nearby city of El Alto, even as anti-Morales protesters set up roadblocks made of metal scraps and other debris throughout the city to halt their progress.
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To get to the Bolognina you have to cross the "train station bridge," a huge concrete thing that freezes you in the winter and melts you in the summer, overlooking that mass of debris and metal scraps that is the actual train station.
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I took the BioLite HeadLamp 330 fishing at night, hiking to camp, hiking just to hike, and generally just stumbling about in the dark behind my father's woodshop, which is, for all intents and purposes, a treacherous deathtrap of wood and metal scraps.
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She also used corrugated-metal scraps to make sheds, tables, and benches, and painted many of their surfaces, along with stand-alone metal sheets of varying sizes, creating an art environment to express her vision of a world blessed by God's benevolence and grace.
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I lived in "The City Different" for seven years before moving to Washington, D.C., in 2005, and I started making mixed-media artwork there, collecting rusted bedsprings, auto parts, and metal scraps that had been tossed decades earlier into rock-bottomed arroyos in the piñon-studded hills around the city.
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Martinez is influenced by Picasso, De Kooning, Guston and Hockney. Besides painting, Martinez also produces abstract sculptures, using unique materials such as metal scraps, rubber hoses, styrofoam, and cardboard.
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Prices can range from one or two, to tens of RMB, depending on the piece. However, during difficult economic times, artists would exchange figures for metal scraps, broken shoes, old clothing, and notably, toothpaste. Children would often scavenge for these items in order to purchase a figure.
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21 Sept. 2009. Web. 15 Mar. 2011. Photographs of workers burning old wire on top of tires and plastic in order to melt the plastic, or dismantling the waste with their bare hands and stones, have been popularized by the press. Magnets from electronics are shown used to gather the smallest of ferrous metal scraps.
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The remaining materials are further burned or dumped nearby. The workers, children and adults alike, sell the metal scraps to earn a living. A half a sack of copper or aluminum will sell for about 700 Ghana Cedis, amounting to about eight to ten Ghana cedis per day (4 to 6 USD).Nuvor, Francisca.
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An FDI of US$6.13 million was made by Indian companies in Georgia in the third quarter of 2012 alone. JSW Steel Netherlands BV, the Dutch subsidiary of Indian firm JSW Steel, partnered with Georgian Steel Group Holding Limited to establish a plant to convert metal scraps into reinforced steel bars. The plant was officially inaugurated by President in November 2009.
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One of the main business at Mayapuri is the recycling of metal scraps and sale of salvage vehicle parts. It is, arguably, the biggest market for used automotive and industrial spare parts in India. Many traders from all over India come here to sell or purchase old auto parts. Many small workshops specialised in different metals are active in the Mayapuri area.
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Women in these organizations engaged in a range of activities including: sewing clothes for the Red Cross, cultivating "victory" gardens, and collecting materials like rubber and metal scraps for wartime production.Pierson, pp. 33-40 By the middle of the war the Canadian government established the Women's Voluntary Services to coordinate the wartime activities of the local women's societies across Canada.Pierson, p.
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Some marauding soldiers were killed by vengeful peasants or hanged by military authorities as an example. La maraude sometimes left a trail of destruction in the army's path. Soldiers dismantled houses and buildings to obtain firewood, metal scraps, and other materials. The tactic was largely unsuccessful in regions that were too poor to have a surplus or that were already pillaged and barren.
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The International Dinner Party, was organized by Suzanne Lacy to celebrate her mentor, Judy Chicago. This exhibition was created in the context of Chicago's first exhibition. It took place at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Jiménez documented and participated in this exhibition, which consisted of thirty-nine ceramic dinner sculpture plates on a table, tablecloths with metal, scraps of leather, and pieces of wood.
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Texians dug up the cannon and mounted it on cart wheels. In the absence of cannonballs, they gathered metal scraps to fill the cannon. James C. Neill, who had served in an artillery company during the War of 1812, was given command of the cannon. He gathered several men, including Almaron Dickinson, also a former US Army field artilleryman, together to form the first artillery company of Texians.
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Schepens invented the binocular indirect ophthalmoscope (BIO), which is routinely used to look at the retina. His original BIO is now in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution. It has been reported that Schepens assembled the prototype for his BIO from metal scraps collected from the streets of London during the German blitz.HistoryWired: A few of our favorite things He was also a pioneer of surgical techniques such as scleral buckling for the repair of retinal detachments.
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These early fire lances were made of bamboo tubes, but metal barrels had appeared during the 13th century, and shot gunpowder flames along with "coviative" projectiles such as small porcelain shards or metal scraps. The first metal barrels were not designed to withstand high-nitrate gunpowder and a bore-filling projectile; rather, they were designed for the low-nitrate flamethrower fire lance that shot small coviative missiles.Needham, Volume 5, Part 7, 237. This was called the "bandit-striking penetrating gun" (ji zei bian chong).
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Alongside Tatlin, the earliest woman artist to try her hand at assemblage was Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven, the Dada Baroness. In Paris in the 1920s Alexander Calder, Jose De Creeft, Picasso and others began making fully 3-dimensional works from metal scraps, found metal objects and wire. In the U.S., one of the earliest and most prolific assemblage artists was Louise Nevelson, who began creating her sculptures from found pieces of wood in the late 1930s. In the 1950s and 60s assemblage started to become more widely known and used.
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Treatment waste consists of sludge, byproducts, coproducts, or metal scraps resulting from a facility or plant. Sludge is any solid, semisolid, or liquid waste generated from a municipal, commercial, or industrial wastewater treatment plant, water supply treatment plant, or air pollution control facility exclusive of the treated effluent from a wastewater treatment plant. This includes electric arc furnace dust and baghouse dusts. A byproduct is a material that is not a primary product which is not solely or separately produced in a production process whereas coproducts are intentionally produced.
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Tivoli was heavily fortified by gangsters in preparation for the inevitable onslaught by the security forces. Molotov cocktail "factories" as well as storage dumps for ammunition were created in various sections of the community to provide quick supply to the gunmen besieging Tivoli. Electrified barbed wires were used to block the main entrance to the community along with old burnt out cars and sharp metal scraps and cement. These barriers were further fortified by the use of improvised explosive devices made from cooking gas cylinders armed with electronically detonated fuses.
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Toy car cast from zinc. Pot metal (or monkey metal) is an alloy of low-melting point metals that manufacturers use to make fast, inexpensive castings. The term "pot metal" came about due to the practice at automobile factories in the early 20th century of gathering up non-ferrous metal scraps from the manufacturing processes and melting them in one pot to form into cast products. A small amount of iron usually made it into the castings, but too much iron raised the melting point, so it was minimized.
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In the slums of Kampala, Uganda, a young girl runs away from home and ends up in a child trafficking ring led by a former Uganda People's Defence Force commando. One day, while collecting metal scraps, she is viciously assaulted by multi-millionaire Hirigi when she mistakenly takes the tire iron of his van. After enduring weeks of abuse and witnessing other children being murdered in cold blood, the girl takes matters into her own hands and kills the ring leader. Ten years later, the girl has grown up to become "Bad Black", leader of the biggest crime syndicate in Kampala.
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"Guibord Affair," Canadian Encyclopedia. The coffin was encased in a mixture of cement and metal scraps to prevent disinterment by irate Catholics. Following the burial, Bishop Bourget deconsecrated the ground in which Guibord lay, declaring the place of burial forever "under an interdict and separate from the rest of the cemetery." Some years after the decision of the Judicial Committee, the Legislature of Quebec responded to the decision by enacting a law which stated that the Catholic church officials had sole authority to determine whether a person could be buried in consecrated ground, effectively changing the law as determined by the Judicial Committee.
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A local machinist, Reguald Marinas, used copious metal scraps to construct an awesome, floating, enclosure for transport to Seattle. While in captivity, Namu could eat 400 pounds of salmon a day.Fisher, Ronald M., Namu: Making Friends with a Killer Whale, 1973, National Geographic Society Namu was a popular attraction at the Seattle Marine Aquarium, and Griffin soon captured a female orca to be a companion for Namu. The female, named Shamu, was however soon leased and eventually sold to SeaWorld in San Diego. Namu survived just over one year in captivity and died in his pen on July 9, 1966.
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Bilateral trade between India and Malta witnessed a phenomenal growth. During the April–November 2012 period, India’s exports to Malta had reached US$265.26 million whereas imports from Malta were US$22.96 million. The main items of India’s exports to Malta are marine products, drugs, pharmaceutical & fine chemicals, inorganic/organic/agro chemicals, manufactures of metals, transport equipment and other commodities. The main items of India’s imports from Malta are pulp and waste paper, metal scraps, organic chemicals, medicinal & pharmaceutical products, electronic goods. In April 2014, a high level CEOs delegation led by Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) visited Malta at the invitation of Malta Enterprise to scout for business opportunities.
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She would often receive help from either her husband or her children. The firing had to be done early in the morning on a clear, calm day when wind would not hinder the process. They started by carefully placing all of the pots to be fired in a fire pit, and then covered them carefully with broken pieces of pottery and aluminum sheets or any metal scraps they could find. In order to allow ventilation to keep the fire burning, they left small spaces uncovered, after which they meticulously surrounded the homemade kiln with cow chips - very dry cow dung - used to fuel the fire, careful to leave the vents free.
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A glance at the past (Habib Bank Limited history) Dawn (newspaper), Published 23 March 2018, Retrieved 25 July 2019Habib Bank, Golden Jubilee Presentation on Dawn (newspaper) Published 23 March 2018, Retrieved 25 July 2019 The Habib family set up offices in Vienna and Geneva as early as 1912 and incorporated Habib and Sons in 1921, which dealt in brass, metal scraps and gold with Lion of Ali and Zulfiqar embossed on it. The Habib Bank still uses this as its insignia. The house is ran by the Rafiq Habib family and not not jointly with the Dawood Habib family, who are confused to run the same lines of business; however, run the Dawood Habib Group of Companies.
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Three eyed guns were usually made from cast iron or crude steel, each of the three eyed gun's metal tubes would have a small hole that allows the user to pour in gunpowder. Functionally they were no different from many contemporary European hand cannons- a solid metallic head with an aperture behind it for different tail fittings to be attached~ ranging from the butt of a staff, a spearhead, to a specialized short curved stock with a raised sight that enabled the gunner to fire it while kneeling- these would be called "Divine Machines." Historians have attributed their design to be refined from primitive fire lances- which consisted of bundles of single joint of bamboos tied around a spear. As time progressed though, metal barrels appeared during the 12th century, and could not only shoot out spouts of flames like a small flame thrower but they could also fire porcelain shards or metal scraps as shrapnel.
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Rekindling her passion for teaching, Lui applies for the job and hopes to help the five children transfer to another school. When Headmistress Lui assumes office, she discovers that these five children have different family problems. Student Ka-ka's father (Philip Keung) was crippled during an accident and is often threatened by property developers with eviction; Mei-chu's parents were killed in a traffic accident, with Auntie Han (Anna Ng), a restaurant employee, as her only guardian; Siu-suet's mother was not approved for Hong Kong residency and lives with her elderly father Mr. Ho (Richard Ng), who sells metal scraps for a living; Pakistani sisters Kitty and Jennie's father does not see a need for girls to study, so when school bus prices increased, he simply did not allow his daughters to go to school anymore. Faced with the problems of her students, Lui does her best to help them, such as acting as a volunteer driver and picking Kitty and Jennie up for school, sorting out Ka-ka's family problems, etc.
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