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   Hierarchy of Activities Facet .... Activities Facet
   Hierarchy of Processes and Techniques (hierarchy name) ........ Processes and Techniques (hierarchy name)
   Hierarchy of <processes and techniques by specific type> ............ <processes and techniques by specific type>
   Hierarchy of <object-making processes and techniques> ................ <object-making processes and techniques>
   Hierarchy of bookbinding and bookbinding processes and techniques .................... bookbinding and bookbinding processes and techniques
   ........................ <bookbinding processes and techniques>
   ............................ board attachment
   Hierarchy of edge decoration (bookbinding process) ............................ edge decoration (bookbinding process)
   Hierarchy of fore-edge painting (process) ................................ fore-edge painting (process)
   Hierarchy of <gilding for bookbinding processes and techniques> ............................ <gilding for bookbinding processes and techniques>
   ................................ dull gilt
   ................................ gilt on the rough
   ................................ gilt top (bookbinding process)
   ................................ rough gilt
   ............................ marking up (bookbinding process)
   Hierarchy of adhesive binding process ............................ adhesive binding process
   ................................ burst binding
   ................................ caoutchouc binding (process)
   ................................ double fan adhesive binding
   ................................ perfect binding (process)
   ............................ back lining (bookbinding process)
   ............................ backing (bookbinding process)
   ............................ casing-in
   ............................ forwarding (bookbinding process)
   ............................ headbanding
   ............................ knocking up
   ............................ lacing-in
   ............................ nipping up
   ............................ rebacking
   ............................ rounding (bookbinding process)
   ............................ sawing-in
   ............................ siding (bookbinding process)
   ............................ traditional format (bookbinding process)
   ............................ tying down (bookbinding process)
   ............................ tying up (bookbinding process)
   Hierarchy of sewing (bookbinding process) ............................ sewing (bookbinding process)
   ................................ all along (bookbinding sewing)
   ................................ French sewing (bookbinding sewing)
   ................................ oversewing (sewing bookbinding process)
   Hierarchy of sewing (needleworking technique) ................................ sewing (needleworking technique) [N]
   ................................ Smyth sewing
   ................................ two-on
   Hierarchy of stitching (bookbinding process) ............................ stitching (bookbinding process)
   ................................ overcasting (bookbinding stitching)
   ................................ saddle stitching
   Hierarchy of side sewing ................................ side sewing
   ................................ side stitching
   ................................ stitching (generic process) [N]
   ................................ whipstitching (bookbinding stitching)
   ............................ board slotting
   ............................ beating (assembling process) [N]
   Hierarchy of finishing (process) ............................ finishing (process) [N]
   ................................ barreling
   ................................ floating (surface finishing)
   Hierarchy of polishing ................................ polishing
   ............................ nipping [N]
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