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dyestuffs

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dyestuffs [ˈdaɪˌstʌfs] npl → sostanze fpl coloranti (per tintura)
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Organic dyestuffs are considered as major sources of environmental pollutants.
Iranian, French Nano-Scientists Cooperate to Save Polluted Waters by FARS News Agency
3m dyestuffs modernisation project at Huddersfield's ICI works became fully operational 1422: King Henry V of England died in Vincennes, France, struck down by dysentery.
On this day by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Being a global leader in the application of dyestuffs to textile substrates, DyStar has dyestuffs and pigments that exhibit the highest levels of application technology and fastness.
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