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bundle

A package of shingles. Normally, there are three bundles per square and 27 shingles per bundle.Most roofing contractors charge by the square or by the bundle.



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that AIPAC directs the network of pro-Israel political action committees (PACs), campaign finance bundlers and individual contributors.
AIPAC comes under scrutiny as FBI continues Israel espionage probe by Brownfeld, Allan C. / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
In addition, NEC-Mitsubishi has partnered with many well-known medical equipment vendors and system bundlers including Richardson Electronics.
NEC-Mitsubishi Electronics display establishes new division to expand ... by EDP Weekly's IT Monitor
In Pennsylvania a wooden "center-board" was placed in the bed, between the bundlers in order to prevent the danger of too close physical contact.
The original bundlers: Boaz and Ruth, and seventeenth-century English ... by Fischer-Yinon, Yochi / Journal of Social History
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