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Common method of shaping metal. Rolling is carried out by giant mangles, consisting of several sets, or stands, of heavy rollers positioned one above the other. Red-hot metal slabs are rolled into sheet and also (using shaped rollers) girders and rails. Metal sheets are often cold-rolled finally to impart a harder surface.



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A four week rolling average also confirms the position with the statistics at the end of May suggesting an increase of 9.
The Rio Grande Basin's snowpack is at 88 percent of the 30-year rolling average and melting fast in the recent warm days, according to the basin outlook prepared by the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
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