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Emergency items refers to products that are purchased in an unusual situation when need is suddenly high, such as umbrellas during a rainstorm.

Emulsifier refers to a substance added to products, such as meat spreads, to prevent separation of product components to ensure consistency. Examples of these types of additives include lecithin, and mono- and diglycerides.

Endive is identified as a Variety of chicory that is used in salads. It is also called escarole.

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"Endive" is in the UNSPSC Code "10151509"
  Endive seeds or seedlings

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Indivia (Indivia is the Italian word for endive, a herb ...)
Endive (Endive is also called in the United States as chicory)
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Escarole (Escarole refers to a variety of chicory that is ...)

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Engineered wood is described as wood made from slices of lumber (plywood) or the chips and fibers that remain after a tree is milled into lumber (particleboard, fiberboard). Likewise, these are woods made from slices of lumber (plywood) or the chips and fibers that remain after a tree is milled into lumber (particleboard or fiberboard).
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Plywood (Plywood 3-5 thin slices of wood glue together ...)

Engraved printing is described as a printing process using recessed plates. Ink sits in the recessed Wells of the plate, and when pressure is applied, raised letters and images appear on the front of the page.
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Printing (Stamping)

Engineers ball pein hammer is used for striking metal objects. The most frequently used model has a flat face at one end and a ball at the other. With head weights from 1/4 lb to 3lb the engineers hammer is very much the " maid of all work among" hammers and for this reason special care should be taken to ensure that the recommendations with regard to safety are followed.
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Ball (Ball is described as a sphere; a round body of ...)
Hammer (Hammer refers to an instrument for driving nails ...)

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Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): B?lle, Ballen, baller, balls

Enlargement is defined as the process or result of changing the size and scale of a map in order to produce a larger map. This process may be effected by photography, xerography, digital, or recompilation and generalization methods.
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Process (Process means the preparation of a substance, ...)

Enlargers are identified as optical devices used to send light through a negative and project an image using a lens onto photographic paper for the purpose of producing a photographic print.

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"Enlargers" is in the HS Code "9008"
  Image Projectors, Other Than Cinematographic; Photographic (Other Than Cinematographic) Enlargers An

"Enlargers" is in the UNSPSC Code "45101904"
  Enlargers

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Optical fibres (Optical fibres are made from extremely thin, ...)

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