The Painter and Decorator, 57. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1943 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 88.
13. lappuse
... fact get the work done by other painters or through other sources , so that a breach of contract by the contractor was not necessary . The contractor's evidence consisted mostly of argumentative matter , and a complaint that , if he ...
... fact get the work done by other painters or through other sources , so that a breach of contract by the contractor was not necessary . The contractor's evidence consisted mostly of argumentative matter , and a complaint that , if he ...
16. lappuse
... fact that his Agreement pro- hibited the use of spray painting on this type of work - and , in keeping with these facts , he bid the job on the basis of using the brush . His figure was compatible with the figures handed in by other ...
... fact that his Agreement pro- hibited the use of spray painting on this type of work - and , in keeping with these facts , he bid the job on the basis of using the brush . His figure was compatible with the figures handed in by other ...
20. lappuse
... fact that the political strength of the American Fed- eration of Labor has increased many times since then . " ECESSARY painting is a war- materials contained in the 250 billion dollars worth of paintable American property , which ...
... fact that the political strength of the American Fed- eration of Labor has increased many times since then . " ECESSARY painting is a war- materials contained in the 250 billion dollars worth of paintable American property , which ...
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