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A novel divided into three parts could create a demand (Part I whetting an appetite for Parts II and III).

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During construction, catering to the wealthy local residents, welding was used, rather than the then-customary and much noisier riveting technique.

"Bad Girl" received positive reviews from music critics, who described it as riveting and tragic, while also applauding the sophistication and overall message of the song.

Rolling Stone magazine called the song a "riveting" ballad which describes "the mind of a girl who'd rather mess herself up than end a relationship she's too neurotic to handle, [and] the characters remain faceless.

Welding gradually replaced riveting and bolting as a means of fastening rolled armor plate together.

Riveting and bolting remained in use in some countries such as Hungary, Japan, and Italy, and to a lesser extent in the United Kingdom right to the end of World War II.

McFarland calls the last fifty pages "riveting", but says they are a "paltry reward for trudging through the 700 preceding pages.

The ships' hulls were constructed with transverse steel frames; over 90"nbsp;percent of the hulls used welding instead of the then standard riveting, which saved 15 percent of their total hull weight.

The Turkana thus turned their gaze north to the territory of the weakened Siger and coveting their highland pastures, began to encroach on the Siger just as much of the Rift Valley region was seized by a terrible drought.

Kelly Nestruck praised Hatch as Bond's "most riveting theatrical creation".

Water reservoir (Important Cultural Property) - The iron water tank is on the west side of the Steam Plant was is formed by riveting iron plates.

The mystery is just as riveting as I remember it.

He found areas in which joints could be made by bonding and riveting, i.

The mail under the scales was made of interlocking rings arranged in rows—rings closed by riveting, or a combination of these with solid rings made by punching holes in metal sheets.