fabricators

• “Scrap refiners, known as fabricators, were then charging $5-$10 per Chinese tael, which is comparable to an ounce.”

  The Wall Street Journal: India's Gold Sales Likely to Grow

• “Of course the so-called fabricators will be grinding their knives.”

  Kansas City Star: Front Page

• ““Of course the so-called fabricators will be grinding their knives.”

  Kansas City Star: Front Page

• “The chief "fabricators" being, in my opinion, Bush and Cheney.”

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• “Here in the states, most fabricators like myself, now offer a "lifetime warranty" for seal failure (prevents the fogging and condensation) that Linda was concerned with.”

  Dual Pane wood windows

• “As a result, these copper fabricators —which use copper to make electrical wiring and other products and are the main source of demand for the metal in China—have been using up inventories and are then relying on "hand-to-mouth" purchases to feed production lines.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Low China Imports, Strong Dollar Pressure Copper

• “We see a significant change in investor sentiment compared with 2010, when palladium was seen as a star," said Mark Bedford , precious-metals marketing director at Johnson Matthey, one of the world's largest refiners and fabricators of precious metals.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Palladium Loses Its Sparkle

• “They show liars and fabricators who have flooded major publishing houses with false tales of heroism which have become best-selling biographies.”

  Phony Veterans and POW's - Article Index

• “The FBI put the three-day gathering at a Detroit hotel under surveillance, records show, and Nixon administration officials worked behind the scenes to discredit the speakers as impostors and fabricators.”

  Phony Veterans and POW's - Article Index

• “His new gallery, Gagosian, notes that the Belgian fabricators are now working in his studio as his assistants.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Art Assembly Line

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