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Meanings of built in anglès

(Used of soaps or cleaning agents) having a substance (an abrasive or filler) added to increase effectiveness.

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However, the products built in China are for use in that market.
The Irish Times
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He said 15 per cent fewer homes would be built this year.
The Irish Times
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Meanwhile, political pressure has built for the government to take strong action.
Wired
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Hungry to service their purchasing power, companies built cities of new factories.
The Naked God
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The software issue affects more recent vehicles built since late October 2016.
Reuters
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For example Training Schools have built and shared excellent practice and innovation.
The Guardian
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Rival operators will demand open access to networks built with government funding.
Reuters
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An Opel version in Europe will be built at Orion, sources said.
Reuters
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The reality is a long way off, with just 258 houses built.
Radio NZ
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I returned earlier this month to view the new schools we built.
The Guardian
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However, all the U.S. wind farms built so far are on land.
Reuters
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Let's just say I've built this home with a nice city view.
The red pyramid
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New laptops built on the chips will come to market in September.
The Irish Times
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A multi-fuel energy plant is currently being built alongside the power station.
The Guardian
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Read: Incomplete tar road built in rural Eastern Cape cost R117 million
The South African
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He built a business, supported a family, taught us right from wrong.
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