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furnace
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furnace,
n an apparatus in which to generate heat.
furnace, inlay,
n a furnace used for eliminating the wax from an inlay mold and establishing the proper condition and temperature of the investment to receive the molten casting gold.
furnace, porcelain,
n a furnace used for fusing, firing, or fusion.
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A steel furnace consumes as much of electricity as whole population of a residential sector.
Decision to restore power supply to steel furnaces lashed by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
A steel furnace consumes as much of electricity as whole population of a residential sector.
Decision to restore power supply to steel furnaces lashed by The Frontier Star (Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan)
In 1980, the death knell sounded for the steel furnace and the Consett works closed with the loss of 3,700 jobs.
Betrayed by both Tories and Labour; District will now be overlooked ... by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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