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Prefabrication and Conventional Construction Methods: Case Study of Residential Complex,"
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- 3.Buzz A, East A P, Times Y R (2024).''Applications of Recycled Aggregate Material in Road
Construction” American Journal of Civil Engineering 47(2): 35-42.
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