Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A mill in which paper is manufactured.
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Examples
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The company has rebuilt a seawater cooling system, originally constructed to cool Stora Enso's paper-mill equipment, to suit the data center's needs.
For Data Center, Google Goes for the Cold Sven Grunberg 2011
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Nokia, founded in 1865 as a paper-mill company, expanded over the decades into rubber and electrical cables, the foundation of its mobile business.
Nokia's Pain Becomes Finland's Christopher Lawton 2011
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The collapse of dikes at two paper-mill containment ponds released a tidal wave of toxic sludge across farmland, two villages, and a stream that flowed into the Yellow River.
When a Billion Chinese Jump Jonathan Watts 2010
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In the 1960s, the dusty paper-mill town of Bogalusa, Louisiana, sixty miles north of New Orleans, across Lake Pontchartrain, was in turmoil.
Peter Jan Honigsberg: A Legacy Peter Jan Honigsberg 2010
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The paper-mill problem, along with more clever and harder to detect forms of plagiarism and cheating, leads me to consider assigning nothing but in-class writing assignments and giving up on out-of-class projects in my English composition courses.
No more anonymity 2010
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There were separate lines of progression for blacks and whites at the local paper-mill.
Peter Jan Honigsberg: A Legacy Peter Jan Honigsberg 2010
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In the 1960s, the dusty paper-mill town of Bogalusa, Louisiana, sixty miles north of New Orleans, across Lake Pontchartrain, was in turmoil.
Peter Jan Honigsberg: A Legacy Peter Jan Honigsberg 2010
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There were separate lines of progression for blacks and whites at the local paper-mill.
Peter Jan Honigsberg: A Legacy Peter Jan Honigsberg 2010
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There were separate lines of progression for blacks and whites at the local paper-mill.
Peter Jan Honigsberg: A Legacy Peter Jan Honigsberg 2010
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In the 1960s, the dusty paper-mill town of Bogalusa, Louisiana, sixty miles north of New Orleans, across Lake Pontchartrain, was in turmoil.
Peter Jan Honigsberg: A Legacy Peter Jan Honigsberg 2010
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