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surveying,
n the procedure of studying the relative parallelism or lack of parallelism of the teeth and associated structures to select a path of placement for a restoration that will encounter the least tooth or tissue interference and provide adequate and balanced retention; locating guiding plane surfaces to direct placement and removal of the restoration and to achieve the best appearance possible.


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The quote was attributed to Stephen Boniface, a past chairman of the Building Surveying Faculty of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, and someone whose opinions I have time for.
THECaernarfon office of national property and construction consultancy Wakemans has won a series of development and building surveying projects which could be worth pounds 150m over the next five years.
99 Paperback TH3361 Chanter and Swallow, both affiliated with the Department of Building Surveying at De Montfort University, UK, guide building surveyors and facilities managers through key aspects of property maintenance.
 
 
 
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