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#745,570 (+2%) - societyofrobots.com
Title: How to Build a Robot Tutorial - Society of Robots
Description: Build a Robot for Free!
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#0 (0%) - kimax.com.tw
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#110,080 (-40%) - thk.com
Title: THK Global Top
Description: THK is the number one source for precision linear motion guides, ball splines, ball screws, cross roller rings, actuators and more. THK can provide both high performance and cost effective application solutions. With recent innovations in caged ball tech
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#28,818,632 (-55%) - grpeters.com
Title: George R. Peters Associates is a Manufacturer's Representative for controls, instruments, sensors, and electrical products
Description: George R. Peters Associates is a Manufacturer's Representative for instrumentation, controls, sensors, level controls, temperature controls, temperature sensors, infrared sensors, electrical buildings, cameras, thermal imagers, relays, thermocouples, rtd
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#2,935,630 (-6%) - satpro.com.au
Title: SATELLITE TV AUSTRALIA & VAST DIGITAL ANTENNAS, MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, BRISBANE, PERTH, ADELAIDE, CANBERRA, HOBART
Description: we install free satellite dish tv,Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart, we repair & service existing satellite equipment. multi cultural tv including hungarian,greek thai,italian,serbian,french,romanian,russian,arabic,ge


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#173,642 (+6%) - sateuropa.co.uk
Title: SatEuropa.co.uk - Online Shop with 1050+ Products for Satellite TV, inc Receivers, Dishes & much more
Description: On-line satellite shop. Over 800 products. UK next working day delivery.
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#1,337,028 (+56%) - infolytica.com
Title: Infolytica Corporation
Description: Founded in 1978, Infolytica Corporation was the first software company to employ the finite element method (FEA) to simulate electromagnetic fields. Dr. Peter Silvester, Dr. Ernest Freeman and Dr. David Lowther were at the forefront of this sophisticated