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Antique is a term which can be used to define:

1. Blind tooling
2. Marble pattern , as in antique marble;
3. A form of edge decoration, as in antique edges;
4. Leather finished with an old or natural grain - and
5. A paper with a natural rough surface or finish, as in antique book paper

Example is antique jewelry which was made more than 100 years ago.

-see also:
"Antique" is in the UNSPSC Code "49101605"
  Antique rugs

"Antique" is in the NAICS Code "441120"
  Used Car Dealers
  Antique auto dealers

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Heading (Heading refers to the direction toward which an ...)

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Apartment building ireferring to a type of multiple dwelling comprising three or more dwelling units with shared entrances, and other essential facilities and services, and with shared exit facilities above the first storey
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Apartment (Apartments: is described as a studio is an ...)

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Apartments

Applied ceramic labeling (ACL) is described as colored lettering or design of a ceramic nature fused onto bottles. ACL inks containing glass frit (powdered glass colourant) which is usually applied by screen printing. The design is then fired and heated in a lehr to fuse it to the glass.
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Labeling (Labeling refers to the act of affixing labels to ...)
Etikettierung (s. Etikett)
Etikett (Das Etikett (Mehrzahl: Etiketten) ist eine ...)

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Applied hiding refers not only to the opacity of the paint film, but also to how it hides, depending on its thickness and how smoothly it flows out. Must take into account how the paint is applied (brush, roller, spray, etc.).

Aptitude is referring to a combination of characteristics, whether native or acquired, that are indicative of an individual?s ability to learn or to develop proficiency in some particular area if appropriate education or training is provided.
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Aquavit / Akvavit refers to a name applied to various types of distilled spirits in northern Europe. In Germany it may apply to grape brandy. In Denmark it may apply to grain spirits flavored with caraway. In Sweden it may apply to grain spirits flavored with aniseed and dill. This term has various spellings .
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Brandy (From cocktail bar)
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Arc lamp is characterized as an optical source used in many kinds of instruments to provide high levels of brightness.It is an electric lamp that produces light by an arc made when a current passes between two incandescent electrodes surrounded by gas. Arc lamp is also called arc light.

Arc lamps are often filled with gases, such as krypton, mercury, or xenon. Developed in Germany during World War II for use in high-powered search lights, the particularly bright and penetrating xenon arc lamps are now used in both SPFs and IMAX theaters

-see also:
"Arc-lamps" is in the HS Code "8539.41"
  - -- Arc-lamps

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Arch brick is characterized as a brick having a wedge shape, also one with a curved face suitable for Wells and other circular work.
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brick (A brick is a slab of fired clay for covering. ..)
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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): bricks