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cotton or wool) is
called a flockbed. A feather-filled tick is
called a
featherbed, and a down-filled one is a downbed;
these can also be used
above the...
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Featherbedding is the
practice of
hiring more
workers than are
needed to
perform a
given job, or to
adopt work
procedures which appear pointless, complex...
- The
featherbed frame was a
motorcycle frame invented by the
McCandless brothers and
offered to the
British Norton motorcycle company to
improve the performance...
- material.
Featherbed may also
refer to: A type of
mattress topper filled with
feathers and/or down; see bed base for history. A
featherbed bog, a type...
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Featherbed Nature Reserve is a
privately owned nature reserve on the
Western Headland of the
Knysna River Estuary on
South Africa’s
Garden Route. It was...
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Blanket bog or
blanket mire, also
known as
featherbed bog, is an area of peatland,
forming where there is a
climate of high
rainfall and a low
level of...
- from
production after 1957, when
sidecar Featherbeds were introduced.
Duplex cradle frames known as '
featherbed' were
introduced in two types; the initial...
- the
railroad brotherhood and the
railroad industry over the
issue of
featherbedding.
Johnson emphasized to the
parties the
potential impact upon the economy...
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Featherbed Moss is a flat-topped hill, 541
metres (1,775 ft) high, in the Peak
District in the
county of
Derbyshire in England. It is
sometimes mistakenly...
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downtube swinging-arm frame. From 1959 it used the Rex McCandless-designed
featherbed frame, with
upgrades including an
improved AMC gearbox,
revised cylinder...
