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Herman M. Weisman. In less than carload or less than truckload lots ( in 55 gallon drums ) On less than 55 - gallon drum lots In 1 gallon containers In 5 gallon containers 25.5 ¢ per lb. 45.5 ¢ per lb. 30.5 ¢ per lb. Shipments less than ...
Herman M. Weisman. In less than carload or less than truckload lots ( in 55 gallon drums ) On less than 55 - gallon drum lots In 1 gallon containers In 5 gallon containers 25.5 ¢ per lb. 45.5 ¢ per lb. 30.5 ¢ per lb. Shipments less than ...
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... less than 3/4 inch . The margin should be no less than 1 inch at the top , no less than 1 , preferably 1-1 / 4 inches at the bottom . The bottom margin , including footnote space , if there are footnotes , should be no less than 1 inch ...
... less than 3/4 inch . The margin should be no less than 1 inch at the top , no less than 1 , preferably 1-1 / 4 inches at the bottom . The bottom margin , including footnote space , if there are footnotes , should be no less than 1 inch ...
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... less time in which to pre- pare material for publication . The impact of these changes on publishing has brought a new element in our competition for readership . Busy readers have much more reading they ought to do , and much less time ...
... less time in which to pre- pare material for publication . The impact of these changes on publishing has brought a new element in our competition for readership . Busy readers have much more reading they ought to do , and much less time ...
Contents
WHAT TECHNICAL WRITING IS | 3 |
IN FACTUAL COMMUNICATION DISCUSSION PROBLEMS | 14 |
HISTORIC ORIGINS OF SCIENCE HOW MAN LEARNS | 24 |
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