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English: Seed cotton compressed into a module, temporarily stored in the harvested cotton field, awaiting transport to a processing factory (Clinch County, Georgia, USA, January 2014).
Nederlands: Zaadkatoen samengeperst in een module, tijdelijk opgeslagen in het geoogste katoenveld in afwachting van transport naar een verwerkingsfabriek (Clinch County, Georgia, USA, januarie 2014).
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