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needs more manufacturing, based on technology, to grow. This can only be done with engineers and skilled ... company secret. We could never export that. The manufacturing technology of those high-pressure turbine ... by my craft, design and technology teacher. Engineering is quite a broad industry. In construction, we ...
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Yesterday saw the technology giant's share price soar to $644 per share. That's 405 to us Brits. It's an exciting development for the company, given that Apple only passed the 500bn mark in February. The stock's value has increased by whopping 60% since the start of this year. The only other ...
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