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Clothing (also
known as
clothes, garments, dress, apparel, or attire) is any item worn on the
body. Typically,
clothing is made of
fabrics or textiles...
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without items located on the person.
Practically though,
body weight may be
measured with
clothes on, but
without shoes or
heavy accessories such as mobile...
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climber women in
Travancore kingdom of
India for the
right to wear upper-
body clothes covering their ****. In 19th
century Travancore,
baring of one's chest...
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designation of
clothes –
Definitions and
body measurement procedure (withdrawn,
replaced by ISO 8559-1) ISO 3636:1977, Size
designation of
clothes - Men's and...
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drying of
clothes.
Clothes for the
upper body such as
shirts must
never be
washed or
dried together with
clothes worn on the
lower body such as pants...
- The term "
clothes horse" is used to
refer to a
portable frame upon
which wet
laundry is hung to dry by evaporation. The
frame is
usually made of wood...
- fingerprints, skin cells, or DNA of Knox's were
found on Kercher's
body,
clothes, handbag, or
anywhere else in Kercher's bedroom. The
prosecution alleged...
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standard is
based on
body dimensions measured in centimetres, and as such, and its aim is to make it
easier for
people to find
clothes in
sizes that fit...
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clothespin (US English) or
clothes peg (UK English) is a
fastener used to hang up
clothes for drying,
usually on a
clothes line.
Clothespins come in many...
- fatigue. In principle,
body louse infestations can be
controlled by
periodically changing clothes and bedding. Thereafter,
clothes, towels, and bedding...
