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With the grain

Parallel to the direction in which the paper fibres lie.

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Building materials; Lumber

The direction of fibers in lumber or other materials.

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In reference to wood grain, the size, direction, orientation arrangement, appearance or quality of the fibers in wood.

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Web of paper. Paper wound around a core or shaft to form a continuous roll or web of paper.

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