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| Solar Products also introduced a porcelain-faced panel heater for rotary machines that costs 15% to 20% less than glass-faced units and is closer in cost to quartz composite heaters. So intricately interwoven that they appear to shimmer, these images include a gilded foot, ornate fans fluttering to the sound of birds chirping, a piece of fur, a wedding dress in a glass-faced cabinet, and the film's sole actor, alternately clothed in a tuxedo and a sari. Architects are Foster and Partners, designers of Willis' renowned glass-faced offices in Ipswich, the British Museum Rotunda and the Glyndebourne Opera House. |
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