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siding
drop siding
A finish covering on the exterior walls of a building in the form of a series of horizontal strips or boards; made of such cladding materials as wood or aluminum. The strips are usually applied horizontally with an overlap to provide resistance against the penetration of water. Also see bevel siding, bungalow siding, clapboard, colonial siding, drop siding, flush siding, German siding, lap siding, matched siding, novelty siding, rabbeted siding, rustic siding, shingles, shiplap siding, vertical siding, weather slating.


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Other expenses including paying military escort and taxes on road by various units amount to 2,000 SDG summing to 10,000 SDG.
The Chairman of the Board of Al Salam Bank Sudan explained that the bank had succeeded in the field of resources by attracting investments and savings deposits amounting to about SDG 582 million ($249.
He was managing director of SDG until March 2002, before heading to the now-defunct Strategic Rail Authority (SRA) as one of three managing directors with responsibility for strategic planning.
 
 
 
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