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Accrington, town (1991 pop. 36,459), Lancashire, NW England. The principal industry is cotton weaving. Textile printing and dyeing and the manufacture of machinery and bricks are also important. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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but often distinctly unemployable people, with a turn
for violent language and a yearning for violent action" (309--was
seemingly justified: thus it seems unsurprising that three quarters of
the Accrington communists switched sides in 1939 and went over en masse
to the local branch of the Fascists which had been opened by Oswald
Mosely himself. But when
touring Indian classical dance through Britain, I realized there was
something wrong in me taking something that amounts to making a very
public building and recreating it in places like Accrington on a
November evening. The premise for the new process originated out of BMP's plant
in Accrington, Lancashire, United Kingdom, which specializes in
producing high-grade polyurethane blades that wipe excess toner from the
printing transfer drums. |
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