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Latest revision as of 10:44, 19 April 2023
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Floor (commonly made of floor) is a term referred to the bottom of a room. Buildings often have multiple floors, for example Satellite Five had 501 (0-500).[source needed]
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In an article on the Cybus Industries website that attempted to recruit new employees for Cybus Industries, potential employees were sorted into two categories, between the Trainee Scheme and Seniors Programme; the Trainee Scheme started its employees off on the factory floor and would mould them into the perfect worker. (NOTVALID: Our Family)
