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removable
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A bodily discharge receiving member is removably retainable by the holder member.
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The vulcanizing machine includes a mold mechanism such as a lower side mold (5) and an upper side mold (25) and the like, which removably accommodate a green tire (4), an agitating mechanism (30), which agitates a heating pressure medium such as nitrogen gas or the like, which vulcanization molds the green tire (4) by heating the green tire (4) while pressing it against the mold mechanism, and an induction heating mechanism (41), which preferentially heats the agitating mechanism.
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The supporting structure typically comprises of a particular metal , wood or plastic circumferential rim which is affixed or removably attached to one or more base members.
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