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machinery

[muh-shee-nuh-ree] / məˈʃi nə ri /


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The agreement would help the European Union export more vehicles, machinery, wines and spirits to Latin America.

From Barron's

Military investments also tend to be less useful for the wider economy than spending on machinery or infrastructure, since weapons either sit in warehouses or are destroyed rather than being used productively.

From The Wall Street Journal

The trade deal would help the 27-nation European Union export more vehicles, machinery, wines and spirits to Latin America.

From Barron's

Then the department’s internal affairs investigators observed Lester on property he’d newly purchased cutting down trees, stacking firewood and operating heavy machinery.

From Los Angeles Times

The EU-Mercosur pact would create the world's biggest free-trade area and help the EU to export more vehicles, machinery, wines and spirits to Latin America at a time of global trade tensions.

From Barron's