каталонский
connector Object used to connect other objects together.
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They see nail-makers, sawyers, carpenters, joiners, weavers, and others, all busily employed.
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The shop sold new and second-hand tools for carpenters, joiners, locksmiths and miners.
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They had been HANDWERKERS at home; tailors, locksmiths, joiners, cigar-makers, etc.
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Some have bow-windows, which exhibit a great display of joiners or carpenters work.
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Hence brutes want neither smiths nor lawyers, magistrates nor joiners, soldiers or surgeons.
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There were blacksmiths, moulders, masons, carpenters, boat-builders, joiners, miners, machinists, riggers, and rope-makers.
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Cyanides are natural joiners, attaching to other chemicals with enthusiasm.
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The building held shops for glassblowers, joiners, potters, and glaziers.
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But the joiners had soon to be replaced by carpenters.
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Within, the joiners and carpenters kept up a ceaseless hammering.
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Is the foreman of the joiners on the Nan-Shan outside?
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The building trade guilds such as the tilers, carpenters, masons, and joiners, became important.
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They were transformed into riveters, and riggers, joiners and shipwrights.
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The file-cutters, the bricklayers'-laborers, the pattern-makers, the coopers, the book-binders, the joiners and shipbuilders!
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Yang says users are superfans who spread the message and even help new joiners troubleshoot.
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Alex Meehan puts the high attrition rate among January gym-joiners down to one factor: boredom.