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Section XI > Chapter 55 > Heading 5506

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… remove the shorter fibres (noils). The combed sliver is usually wound in coils or balls, known as “tops”. Tops are … or toothed rollers may break the filaments by direct pressure; or the tow may be cut diagonally with knife … up the tow into staple fibres and eliminate carding or, usually, both carding and combing. Slivers, whether produced …

Section XI > Chapter 62 > Heading 6213

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… rolled, bordered or provided with fringes, the latter usually consisting of projecting warp or weft threads. In … threads), can be converted into separate fringed articles suitable for use as handkerchiefs or scarves without further … being simply cut to the required size and shape, has been subjected to a process of “drawn‑thread work” giving the …

Section XVII > Chapter 87 > Heading 8702

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… propulsion, these vehicles draw energy from both a consumable fuel and an electrical energy/power storage … can be differentiated by their powertrain configuration (such as, parallel hybrids, series hybrids, power-split or … flywheel and used to drive an electric generator which supplies current to a motor. This heading also includes …

Section XVII > Chapter 88 > Heading 8804

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… parachutes used for the descent of personnel, military supplies or equipment, meteorological instruments, flares, … the conventional type of parachute, as used by personnel, usually consists of a small pilot chute which opens when the … heading also covers parts and accessories for parachutes, such as the container, harness and spring frames for opening …

Section XI > Chapter 59 > Heading 5910

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… transmission of power or the conveyance of goods. They are usually woven or plaited from yarns of wool, cotton, … widths and may be in the form of two or more plies of such material woven or bonded together; sometimes they are woven with a short looped pile surface or with corded edges. They may be impregnated with …

Section II > Chapter 12 > Heading 1209

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… fruit and spores, of a kind used for sowing. 1209.10 ‑ Sugar beet seeds               ‑ Seeds of forage plants : … fruit and spores of a kind used for sowing. It includes such products even if they are no longer capable of germination. However, it does not include products such as those mentioned at the end of this Explanatory Note, …

Section V > Chapter 25 > Heading 2519

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… types are : (1) Fused magnesia , obtained by fusion. It is usually colourless but may be slightly yellowish or … of refractory bricks. (3) Caustic‑burned magnesia , usually obtained from magnesite by relatively low … or oxychloride cement. Light and heavy magnesium oxides are usually obtained by calcination of pure precipitated …

Section II > Chapter 7 > Heading 0714

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… tubers and roots are also used directly for human or animal consumption. The heading covers these products, fresh, … or by the addition of a binder (molasses, concentrated sulphite lyes, etc.); the proportion of added binder may not … classified here provided that they are identifiable as such. The disintegrated manioc pellets can be identified by …

Section XV > Chapter 83 > Heading 8307

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… by packing with rubber, asbestos, textiles, etc. It is then suitable for use as watertight protection for electric … flexible tubing obtained, e.g., by deformation of a smooth‑surfaced pipe. This tubing is by its nature water and air … (1) above. In order to increase their resistance to pressure, both types of flexible tubing may be reinforced or …

Section XII > Chapter 65 > Heading 6505

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… (2)   Berets, bonnets, skull-caps and the like. These are usually made directly by knitting or crocheting, and are … (3)   Certain oriental headgear (e.g., fezzes). These are usually made directly by knitting or crocheting, and are … Headgear made up from woven fabric, lace, net fabric, etc., such as chefs’ hats, nuns’ head-dresses, nurses’ or …