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| Zimbabwean pop music developed in the 1980s: a bouncy, cheerful dance music with a bright guitar sound inspired by the mbira, or thumb piano, a traditional instrument in southern Africa. |
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The facility specializes in just-in-time manufacturing and delivery, intended to supply their manufactured parts on a sequenced schedule to meet specific receiving vehicles being manufactured on the automotive production line. A typical hub-and-spoke network includes a global "lead" center for research and development; regional "hubs" for pooling, sharing, and managing various key functions; "local spokes" for just-in-time manufacturing and assembly operations at nearby customer plants; and shared service centers for engineering, drafting and overhead functions. It is designed for drilling and dowel insertion, and can be used for just-in-time manufacturing or batch production, the company says. |
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