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| The components of this vector are given by the principal values of the deviator of stress. It is this kind of informal constraints that monitor the firms' behaviors, identify the firms with good reputation, and discipline the deviators. A newly designed rain deviator ensures that the feed window remains dry, even in high wind conditions. |
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