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It operates through the following segments: Industrial Lines, Retail Germany, Retail International, Reinsurance, and Corporate Operations.
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The Industrial Lines segment includes insurance products such as liability, motor, accident, fire, property, legal protection, marine, special lines, and engineering insurance for large and mid-size enterprises.
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There are some obvious culprits: legislators who doggedly insist on maintaining military bases, and industrial assembly lines, in their home districts, and service chiefs who are keener on scoring points over rivals than on shaping America's overall defence posture.
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But when asked about an economic agenda, most progressives trot out familiar lines about industrial policy and the need for more investment in everything from education to roads.
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Nine lines were affected by the industrial action, although there was a normal service on the Northern and Jubilee lines.
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The illuminated celestial-meets-industrial scene of gold and aluminium leaf spheres and lines, modern by 1930s standards, had been obscured for decades by florescent lights that were modern by '60s standards.
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Long and inflexible supply lines are causing the company, which manufactures replacement industrial refrigerator parts, to finance and store large amounts of goods.
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Here and across America's industrial heartland, millions clocked in each day at foundries and on assembly lines to make things.
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Collectively, they render defense contractors incapable of applying the same industrial facilities to both military and commercial markets, because the cost of operating military lines is so high.
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The second industrial revolution was driven by Ford, and others, who created mass production and moving assembly lines.
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