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Thomas Edison created the first lap when? 1879
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what city is called the nucleus of the ibew st louis
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who was the first president of the nbew henry miller
when was the ibew adopted 1891
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what almost destroyed the ibew Reid murphy split
when was the national apprentice standards created 1941
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what voltage is class 2 plastic guards rated for? 14600
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how many personal elements are there? 3
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how much voltage is a class 2 rubber blanket rated for 17000
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how many ibew officials are there? 6
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how much of a loan did the ibew start with? $100
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how many people are needed for the pike pole method? 6
what is the basic color of sleeves? yellow/red
don't dry gloves in an excess of _?_* F 130
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? was chosen as NECA's first president in 1901. Charles L. Eidlitz
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Thomas Edison created the first lap when? 1879
3 multiple choice options
what city is called the nucleus of the ibew st louis
3 multiple choice options
who was the first president of the nbew henry miller
when was the ibew adopted 1891
3 multiple choice options
what almost destroyed the ibew Reid murphy split
when was the national apprentice standards created 1941
3 multiple choice options
what voltage is class 2 plastic guards rated for? 14600
3 multiple choice options
how many personal elements are there? 3
3 multiple choice options
how much voltage is a class 2 rubber blanket rated for 17000
3 multiple choice options
how many ibew officials are there? 6
3 multiple choice options
how much of a loan did the ibew start with? $100
3 multiple choice options
how many people are needed for the pike pole method? 6
what is the basic color of sleeves? yellow/red
don't dry gloves in an excess of _?_* F 130
3 multiple choice options
? was chosen as NECA's first president in 1901. Charles L. Eidlitz