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The image displays a flowchart illustrating a process that starts with 'Sheep', proceeds to 'Shearing', then 'Cleaning', 'Drying', and 'Spinning'. From the 'Spinning' stage, there are three outputs: 'String', 'Recycle', and 'Tuft storage'. Following the 'Tuft storage' path, the process continues to 'Spinning balls of yarn'. This yarn then leads to either 'Knitting' or a final product of 'Jacket or Carpet'.
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The provided diagram illustrates the process of producing woolen goods.
Overall, it is clear from the diagram that production of woolen goods contain 4 stages, starting with cutting wool from sheep and cleaing it, ending with knitting or creating items.
First of all, sheep is needed to cut, to receive enough wool. After that, wool which was cut have to go through cleaning and drying to get better quality. As the wool was dried, it spins to one string and goes to turf storage. During spinning, the wool needs to recycle to remove bacteries.
The next step involves spinning finished wool to balls of yarn, which may finally be knitted or used to make consumer goods such as jackets or carpets.
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