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It depends on what kind of PS label stock you have. The adhesive is more likely to be recyclable is it is emulsion based. Solvent based adhesives and some hot melts are petrochemical based and are not really good candidates for recycling Likewise, the more permanent label stocks (PVC, polyester, poly pro, etc.) are also petrochemical. Further, it is extremely unlikely that any recycler would be interested in trying to separate the base stock from the adhesive from the silicon in the release liner and the release liner itself.

7.2 hrs 6.5 hours if flying direct.

New South Wales is 802,000 Km2 Texas is 696,241 Km2

New South Wales is a state of southeastern Australia. It is surrounded by Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, and the Pacific Ocean. The total land area is 800,642 square kilometers or 309,130 square miles.

In the Northern hemisphere, winter is defined meteorologically as December, January, and February. Winter ends and Spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere at the Vernal Equinox, which is at March 20, 2010, at precisely 1:32 P.M. EDT for this year (2010). For more information on the Vernal Equinox, see related links.

The "new south" is a term that desribes efforts of southerners to modernize the south in the years after reconstruction especially in the areas of industrialization and agricultural diversification Building of industries (APEX)

"The game of Rounders has been played in England since Tudor Times, with the earliest reference being in 1744 in "A Little Pretty Pocketbook" where it is called Baseball. It is a striking and fielding team game, which involves hitting a small hard leather cased ball with a round wooden or metal bat and then running around 4 bases in order to score" Source: http://www.nra-rounders.co.UK/dyncat.cfm?catid=17177 So it appears that it was England as opposed to Wales where Baseball was invented. The British invented baseball as inactive children in England needed some mild exercise so the game was created as a result. In Commonwealth nations its played by many kids up to age 11.. while its very popular as a girls game with UK having organised nationwide Leagues. Baseball/Rounders the British (England) invented as an activity for unfit small kids, pitch, bat and run around 4 bases. 200 + years later its still very popular today among British kids up to 5th Grade.. girls have formalised competitions. I have checked and its popular among this age group in Cardiff and Swansea, South Wales. Reference..Baseball comes from Britain... http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blbaseball.htm **People ask with Spalding guide of America in 1887 naming it 'World championship Series' attempting to entice other countries to play it of which it states Australia and Great Britain... why they don't play it, a major reason for this is the British invented Baseball aka Rounders and its historically been for children for whom it was intended.

Any locality situated on a coastline is, theoretically, able to be affected by tsunamis. The NSW coast could easily be affected by a tsunami generated by seismic activity in New Zealand.

Hugh Jackman was born in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

Anywhere from 90%-95% of cases in the United States end up in some form of plea bargaining.

Of course it is , The whole Underbelly series is based on real events. Actual occurrences in Australian crime history. The Golden mile focuses on Kings cross in Sydney and explores the corruption of nsw police , drugs prostitution and the rise and fall of those who thought they could control a piece of the most profitable strip in Australia

In 2014, the Premier of New South Wales is Mike Baird.

New South Wales was given its name when James Cook formally claimed Australia's eastern half from Possession Island in August 1770.

The settlement of Moreton Bay was separated from New South Wales and established as a new Colony named Queensland (for Queen Victoria) in 1859. On 10 September 1825, the settlement was given the name of Brisbane, and no longer called the Moreton Bay colony, but it was still part of the New South Wales territory. This act was done in opposition to the wishes of the New South Wales Governor, but the British government decided in favour of a petition from the people of Brisbane and that it would be better done now, than later. In 1859, Queen Victoria signed Letters Patent, which declared that Queensland was now a separate colony from New South Wales. On 6 June 1859, the former Moreton Bay District was granted separation from New South Wales, and given the name of Queensland, with Brisbane as its capital city. The first Governor was Sir George Ferguson Bowen.

Wagga Wagga is located in the Murrumbidgee Flats, and the Murrumbidgee River has always been prone to flooding. Excessive rain and the effects of the current La Nina weather pattern have contributed to excessive water heights.

Wagga Wagga is the largest inland city in New South Wales. This is excluding Australia's capital city of Canberra, which is in the Australian Capital Territory, which is fully surrounded by New South Wales.

Victoria borders New South Wales directly to the south.

Spatial Inequality in Sydney Yes, it does. Areas in and around Sydney are beginning to feel the effects of special inequality. As the population grows, the effects are becoming more prevalent, especially infrastructure accessibility to people in poorer areas. Suburban pockets of poverty can be found on the city's fringes, in certain parts of Sydney's south-west for example, and there are also pockets of poverty in much more central areas. The less-affluent areas are generally higher in unemployment, welfare-dependency, single-parent families, substance abuse and crime, than other Sydney suburbs. These are also often the areas in which overseas migrants and refugees chose to settle, because the real estate is much cheaper and the ethnic and racial composition is generally more diverse.

Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales. Sydney is the capital city of New South Wales.

Yes, Ayers Rock / Uluru is considered a natural landmark of Australia.

Australia to South Africa » Qantas offer a direct flight, Perth to Johannesburg, 8325km in 11hr 30min.

NSW has three faunal emblems: The mammal is the platypus, the bird or avian emblem is the kookaburra, and the fish, or marine emblem is the blue groper.

True.

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Famous man-made landmarks of New South Wales are the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House in Sydney. Famous natural landmarks include the Three Sisters, a recognisable feature in the Blue Mountains, and Mungo National Park, where the Willandra Lakes are found.