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The term thermoplastic (also thermosoftening plastic) refers to a type of polymer that is solid when cooled, but becomes pliable and/or moldable when heated up to a specific temperature.

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"Thermoplastic" is in the UNSPSC Code "13101723"
Thermoplastic

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Celluloid (Celluloid refers to a natural resin formed from ...)
Resin (Resin is described as a a vegetable substance ...)
Acrylic resin (Acrylic Resin refers to the thermoplastic ...)
Nylon (Nylon - a fiber made of thermoplastic fibers ...)

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The term top may refer to the following:

• any piece of clothing designed to cover the area of the upper human body between the neck and the waistline
• a platform at the upper end of each lower mast on a traditional square rigged ship, used to anchor the shrounds of the ship's topmast

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Transplanting generally takes place starting in mid-April and can go on through the end of June. This is done in the fields that have previously been prepared for planting.

Plants are transplanted into the soil using a machine called a transplanter. There are different kinds of transplanters.

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The Thunnus maccoyii is a Southern bluefin tuna found in Gazetteer Atlantic, Indian and Pacific: temperate and cold seas, mainly between 30°S and 50°S, to nearly 60°S. During spawning, large fish migrate to tropical seas, off the west coast of Australia, up to 10°S.

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Deutsch: Lastwagen / Español: Camión / Português: Caminhão / Français: Camion / Italiano: Camion /

A Truck refers to a motorized vehicle, essentially a self propelled waggon, used to carry goods on a flat deck or inside a box. Trucks are usually designated by size or type of cargo it will carry. I.e.: 1 Ton; 5 Ton; logging or tank truck

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The Travelling circus is a traveling show put on by clowns, acrobats, and trained animals. A circus often travels from city to city to perform inside a big tent.

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A Traffic control device refers to all signs, signals, markings, islands, and other devices used to regulate, warn, or guide traffic, placed on, over, or adjacent to a street, highway, road, pedestrian facility, or bicycle path by authority of a public body or official having jurisdiction.

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Towed vehicle is identified as a car, pickup truck, or sport utility vehicle pulled behind the motorhome using a tow bar, tow dolly or trailer. This auxiliary vehicle often is more suitable to drive on backcountry roads or into town than a large motorhome. In addition, the motorhomer does not have to break camp to make short trips into town. Also referred to a dinghy or toad.

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