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    This document presents different types of textile raw materials including cotton, flax, silk, and manila. Cotton, flax, and silk are natural materials that can be spun into yarn and used to make fabrics. Manila is also a raw material that comes from abaca plants and fibers.

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    This document presents different types of textile raw materials including cotton, flax, silk, and manila. Cotton, flax, and silk are natural materials that can be spun into yarn and used to make fabrics. Manila is also a raw material that comes from abaca plants and fibers.

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    This document presents different types of textile raw materials including cotton, flax, silk, and manila. Cotton, flax, and silk are natural materials that can be spun into yarn and used to make fabrics. Manila is also a raw material that comes from abaca plants and fibers.

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    This document presents different types of textile raw materials including cotton, flax, silk, and manila. Cotton, flax, and silk are natural materials that can be spun into yarn and used to make fabrics. Manila is also a raw material that comes from abaca plants and fibers.

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