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It is widely believed in the papermaking industry that unless mills run continuously, a firm cannot make money and waste, estimated at 30% of overall mill cost, resulting from changing products 'on the run' is inevitable while the machine is achieving 'on grade' performance.
A.a firm cannot make money and waste, estimated at 30% of overall mill cost, resulting from changing products 'on the run'
B. a firm cannot make money and waste resulting from changing products 'on the run', estimated at 30% of overall mill cost
C. a firm cannot make money and that waste, estimated at 30% of overall mill cost and resulting from changing products 'on the run',
D. money cannot be made by a firm and waste, estimated at 30% of overall mill cost, resulting from changing products 'on the run'
E. that a firm cannot make money and that waste, estimated at 30% of overall mill cost, resulting from changing products 'on the run'
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