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March/April 2008

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January/February 2005

January/February 2005:
Many in the textile industry are plotting their next moves in the post-quota era. What will 2005 hold?

© Alamy, 2005

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March/April 2005

March/April 2005:
Visitors to the upcoming Textile Expo Dubai will have a chance to visit the Burj al Arab Hotel, a symbol of the modern-day United Arab Emirates.

© Alamy, 2005, by John Dakers

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May/June 2005

May/June 2005:
The Bund, long international commerce center of Shanghai, will welcome ShanghaiTex visitors from around the world.

© China National Tourist Office

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July/August 2005

July/August 2005:
Hightex 2005 will put the spotlight on Turkey's growing nonwovens and technical textile industry.

© 2005 Alamy

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September/October 2005

September/October 2005:
Merlion Park — home to the half-lion, half-fish sculpture, which is a national icon — will welcome ITMA Asia visitors to Singapore.

Image Courtesy of the the Singapore Tourism Board

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November/December 2005

November/December 2005:
Italy -- still one of the leading manufacturing centers for textile machinery -- now ships more machinery to Asia than any other region.

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