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of decisive importance

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And as such a dedicated European, I know that sticking to the EU stability pact is of decisive importance for Europe," he told Handelsblatt.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The new Ultrapac Classic range of heatless adsorption dryers from Donaldson have undergone further development and have new components, which significantly reduce costs in an area of operation where the life-cycle costs of the system are of decisive importance, as they can soon exceed the initial investment costs.
Against this background it can be seen that economy of operation and environmental considerations are of decisive importance in the generation of electricity.
 
 
 
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