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The wool industry once formed the backbone of the British economy, with towns such as Bradford —relyingreliedreliantrely almost entirely on textile production. Mechanisation in the nineteenth century dramatically —increasedraisedenlargedgrew output, though it also displaced many skilled hand-spinners. Today, wool competes with synthetic fibres, yet it remains —valuedvaluablevaluingvalue for its warmth and durability.