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Patented by Edmund Cartwright in 1785, the power loom,
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Patented by Edmund Cartwright in 1785, the power loom, with using the power of water to perform the shedding, picking, and battening actions of weaving and it made possible all use of spun threads so as to increase overall cloth production.
A. loom, with using the power to perform the shedding, picking, and battening actions of weaving and it made possible all use of spun threads so as to increase
B. loom, with using the power of water to perform the shedding, picking, and battening actions of weaving, and with making the usage of all spun threads possible to prevent
C. loom, which used the power of water to perform the shedding, picking, and battening actions of weaving, and made possible all usage of spun threads so that they increased
D. loom used the power of water to perform the shedding, picking, and battening actions of weaving, and to make the usage of all spun threads possible to increase
E. loom used the power of water to perform the shedding, picking, and battening actions of weaving and making all possible spun threads usable so that it increased
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