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(NYT4) SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- Oct. 18, 2003 -- LEVIS-CLOTHES-2 --Josephine Rosales, left, a mechanic, checked a machine on the sewing floor in 2001 at the Levi's Strauss factory in San Antonio, Texas. The plant, Levi's last factory in the United States, will close this year, another casualty of the shrinking homegrown apparel industry that since 1995 has halved its domestic work force in favor of cheaper foreign labor . (J. Michael Short/The New York Times)
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