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SCAFFOLDING

Scaffolding is a temporary framework consisting of poles or metal tubes and planks &c. on, or from which, work may be performed during the construction or maintenance of a building. In Britain scaffolding tends to be comrpsied of metal tubes. In the Third World wooden poles and in the Far East bamboo poles are commonly used.
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