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Section V > Chapter 25 > Heading 2523

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… As a result of the firing process, semi‑finished products known as clinkers are obtained. These clinkers are … This heading does not include certain products sometimes known under the name of cement, such as, Keene’s cement or … slag mixed with an accelerator, ready for use, does , however, fall in this heading. (b)   Dental cements and bone …

Section IV > Chapter 22 > Heading 2204

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… must, obtained by pressing fresh grapes, is a greenish‑yellow, cloudy liquid with a sweet flavour. It contains in … tendency of must to ferment can be inhibited by the process known as mutage which may either retard fermentation or … consumed as a wine without further processing. Others, known as mistelles, are used in the manufacture of liqueur …

Section II > Chapter 10 > Heading 1006

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… ‑ Rice in the husk (paddy or rough) 1006.20 ‑ Husked (brown) rice 1006.30 ‑ Semi‑milled or wholly milled rice, … grain still tightly enveloped by the husk. (2)   Husked ( brown ) rice ( cargo rice ) which, although the husk has … broken during processing. The heading also includes the following : (a)   Enriched rice , consisting of a mixture of …

Section XVIII > Chapter 91 > Heading 9111

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… (2) The pendant , welded to the case body, with the watch bow (for pocket‑watches) and the bushings . (3) The dome , … the glass. Cases for wrist‑watches have no pendant or watch bow proper, but have lugs for attaching the wrist‑straps. … watches, nor watch glasses; these are classified in their own appropriate headings. (b)   Parts of general use as …

Section VI > Chapter 35 > Heading 3503

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… but it is also marketed in slabs, plates, sheets, flakes, powders, etc.         Sheets of gelatin are classified in … hide glues, nerve glues, sinew glues .  These glues are yellow to brown in colour with a strong odour and are generally in …

Section XIII > Chapter 69 > Heading 6913

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… trays, plates); medallions; firescreens; artificial flowers, fruit, leaves, etc.; wreaths and similar ornaments … church or religious ornaments. (3) Purely ornamental table-bowls, vases, pots, jardinières. (B)   Tableware and other … having no genuine utility value, etc. In general, however, tableware and domestic utensils are designed …

Section IV > Chapter 21 > Heading 2104

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… They are generally put up as tablets, cakes, cubes, or in powder or liquid form. (B) HOMOGENISED COMPOSITE FOOD … of dried vegetables ( julienne ), whether or not in powder form ( heading 07.12 ). (b)   Flour, meal and powder of dried leguminous vegetables ( heading 11.06 ). …

Section XVII > Chapter 87 > Heading 8714

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… persons, provided the parts and accessories fulfil both the following conditions :         (i)  They must be … Forks, including telescopic forks, and parts thereof (fork crowns and blades, etc.). (13)   Tubes and lugs for cycle … (18)   Stands for motorcycles. (19)   Tilting cowls and spare‑wheel covers, for scooters. (20)  Silencers …

Section XIX > Chapter 93 > Heading 9306

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… shot cartridges for sporting guns, etc. (3) Slugs, pellets (hollow, spherical, waisted, etc.) and darts for air, gas or … 7,000 m/s . (C)   Munitions of a type which contain their own means of propulsion after launching , for example, … Fins for bombs. The heading excludes  : (a)   Propellant powders and prepared explosives, even if put up in forms …

Section VI > Chapter 38 > Heading 3805

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… larches, etc.). In some countries, these products are known as “gum spirits of turpentine”. In others, however, the term “spirits of turpentine” is reserved … in heading 29.02 . (4)   Sulphite turpentine is a volatile yellow liquid obtained as a by‑product of the manufacture of …