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Although it's not a result in the perennial kids' game Rock, paper, scissors, Kiwi engineers Jim MacDonald and Bryan Bartley figured that in practice, one of the best ways to defeat rock – is to use rock. Thanks to their innovation, that's the principle underpinning over 3,500 aggregate crushing units around the world.

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