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yarn is a textile commonly made of either animal-based fibers (sheep's wool, mohair, angora), plant-based fibers (cotton, hemp, silk), or synthetic fibers (polyester, nylon, rayon). these interlocked fibers (referred to as plies) are spun together into thicker strands. the number of plies (for example
, a single-ply yarn or two-ply yarn) will affect the drape, stitch definition, and general feel of the yarn. the ply count factors into the following categories: weight categories category : lace (approximate equivalent of ply) this is the lightest weight of yarn used for making doilies and other lovely...
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the future, made in singapore close breaking news advertisement cna insider crickets, algae, soya discard — foods of the future, made in singapore food production is seeing an unprecedented wave of innovation, raising questions about whether eating processed lab food, for example, is a good idea. the...
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cuniform writing. the tablet on the right side embracing the name of xerxes and the one on the left embracing the name of darius the great. the translation of the text of the right side plate attributed to xerxes is as follows: "the mighty lord is ahuramazda, the god of gods, who created this land,
the sky and the people, the same god who brought people happiness, who appointed xerxes as king, the unique king of kings, the unique ruler of the rulers, i am xerxes, the great king, king of kings, king of multinational countries, king of this large land, the son of darius the achaemenid." this translation...
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