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holding ability

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See: capacity, maximum


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I do like the Aston Martin but think it would be very difficult to get two sets of golf clubs and a suitcase in the boot but the design of the car is superb as well as its road- holding ability and acceleration.
A great holding ability makes these hash browns perfect for round-the-clock dining.
It is often listed separately as a component of total organic matter because of its importance in the tilth and food and water holding ability of soil.
 
 
 
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