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- handle made of aluminum (thread mount), unadjustable aluminum handle for Velcro attached mop (50 cm), unadjustable aluminum handle for Velcro attached mop...
- materials. ****ed hat – curved or flat brim, structured cap, high profile, unadjustable. Baseball cap styles and variations In the sport of baseball, the cap...
- satirical humor of the game's narrative, cutscenes and dialogue, while the unadjustable camera and extensive backtracking were criticised. Mind over Mutant is...
- like K98k, though with simpler unremovable bottom plate, very basic unadjustable fixed sights and very simple short stock, making it indeed a simplified...
- he propels his vision. He has to be unswerving, uncompromising, and unadjustable. Lee knew this. He'd studied other revolutions, political and artistic...
- chrome-plated. Around 1966/7 the neck was replaced with a thinner one; the unadjustable bar bridge was replaced by a fully adjustable one with a nylon saddle...
- of output) M = marginal (for an additional unit of output) F = fixed (unadjustable) V = variable (adjustable) T = total (fixed plus variable) C = cost These...
- Where basic HW 30 M/II and HW 50 M/II rifles are equipped with the unadjustable ‘Perfekt’ trigger, an 'S' suffix signifies an upgraded model ****ed with...
- KTM 640 Adventure, and its pneumatic rear suspension strut was both unadjustable for compression and rebound damping, and expensive to rebuild. In marketing...
- adjustment and one sealed inside the boiler with a fixed weight. This was unadjustable and released at a higher pressure, intended as a guarantee of safety...