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Traffic control device

A Traffic control device refers to all signs, signals, markings, islands, and other devices used to regulate, warn, or guide traffic, placed on, over, or adjacent to a street, highway, road, pedestrian facility, or bicycle path by authority of a public body or official having jurisdiction.

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Towed vehicle

Towed vehicle is identified as a car, pickup truck, or sport utility vehicle pulled behind the motorhome using a tow bar, tow dolly or trailer. This auxiliary vehicle often is more suitable to drive on backcountry roads or into town than a large motorhome. In addition, the motorhomer does not have to break camp to make short trips into town. Also referred to a dinghy or toad.

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Tiled roof

A tiled roof is a plate, or thin piece, of baked clay, used for covering a building component enclosing a building above, thus providing a weatherproof shelter

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The Lexicon for the International industries

The industry of every country depends on the development of the national economy, the law, the government and plenty of other conditions.

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Top grain

Top grain pertains to the grain side or hair side of cattlehide, reduced to a specific thickness ranging from 2 to 10 ounces, according to a standard leather gauge.
Ref: 124269/2006-10-01


Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): grains

Tag Axle

Tag axle is defined as unpowered third axle located behind the drive axles. It assists in carrying weight.
Ref: 124246/2006-09-30

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Axle (Axle refers to a beam supporting a vehicle on ...)

Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): Tags

Tail lifts

Tail lifts make efficient use of a delivery truck possible where items are continuously loaded and unloaded. The driver does not have to lift objects because the elevator function of the tail lift makes the use of pallet cages and barrows possible.
Ref: 124298/2006-10-02


Alternative Spellings (Synonyms): tails

Tallow

Tallow is identified as an edible and inedible rendered bovine and sheep fat, and inedible rendered hog fat. Food uses include salad or cooking oils and margarine.

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"Tallow" is in the HS Code "1503"
  Lard Stearin, Lard Oil, Oleostearin, Oleo-Oil And Tallow Oil, Not Emulsified Or Mixed Or Otherwise
Ref: 124194/2006-09-24

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