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Brighouse, town (1991 pop. 32,597), Calderdale metropolitan district, N central England, on the Calder River. It is a center of wool, cotton, and silk milling and produces carpets, leather goods, machinery, radio and television equipment, dyes, and soap. Stone quarries are nearby. In the vicinity is the traditional grave of Robin Hood. |
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| Research indicates that the advertisements carried on Channel One are persuasive (Infante, 2003; Palmer & Carpenter, 2006) and scholars have expressed concerns that students who see commercials in a school setting may consider them more credible than commercials they view at home (Wartella, 1995; Buijzen & Valkenburg, 2003; Brighouse, 2005a). People who come into a sports venue come through our communities, and our streets are not equipped to handle this," said Jeb Brighouse, president of Neighbors of Dodger Stadium and a resident of nearby Echo Park. Spear & Jackson (OTCBB:SJCK) announced today that Bowers Metrology announced that they have won an order for an impressive range of their quality measuring instruments at the new Manufacturing Metrology Centre co-located at KITS in Brighouse and Leeds College of Technology in Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK. |
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