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plastic

[plas-tik] / ˈplæs tɪk /




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The difficult weather conditions mean the team play on an artificial pitch made of plastic, something many sides used to playing on grass find difficult to deal with.

From BBC

The default recycling collections across England will be paper and card, food waste and dry recycling including plastic, metal and glass.

From BBC

Aromatic molecules are essential in modern industry, particularly in plastics manufacturing.

From Science Daily

Chocolate bars are being locked in plastic boxes in some UK shops as retailers and police forces warn thieves are stealing them to order.

From BBC

The textile industry is the third-largest contributor to dry municipal solid waste in India - after plastics, and paper and cardboard - according to a recent report.

From BBC