[DOC] [TLE] Limoges porcelain - Wikipedia [PAR] ... (174565); Svres (1756present); Etiolles (1770-); Limoges (1771present); 
Clignancourt (1775-); Revol (1789present). Francois Xavier d'Entrecolles. 
Limoges porcelain designates hard-paste porcelain produced by factories near 
the city of Limoges, France ... Limoges had also been the site of a minor industry 
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... the kaolin mines are long exhausted and any living industry is thin on the 
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... This town is a major rail junction and about as close to an industrial centre as 
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Few have been signed and their line of work mostly copied other .... clay 
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...... It was estimated that agriculture accounted for 2.5% of GDP, industry 21.4%, 
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Limoges is the centre of the porcelain industry and has important liqueur 
distilleries. ... A certain foreign contractor at Limoges was ruined by the famine of 
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. Jingdezhen has been the center of world porcelain production since the 
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; .... from the Limoges region of France, the parian porcelain that had been 
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the century. [DOC] [TLE] Art and Identity in the British North American Colonies, 17001776 ... [PAR] A new order of skilled artisans and organization in the furniture industry 
developed in the ... Wars between France and England spread to the colonies 
and disrupted

Question: This city has been the center of France's porcelain industry since the 1770s
Answer: Limoges