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| shipment of parts to arrive at factory moments before they are needed - reduces money investor would spend on inventory |
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| maps draw boundaries on map and refuse to lend money beyond those lines or to improve property within those lines. |
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| ring of land maintained as parks, ag., or other types of open area to limit sprawl of urban area |
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