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streamlining: a standalone construct

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the 1930s American practice of giving products smooth, aerodynamic-looking shells to suggest speed and modernity and to boost sales.

In design history, streamlining refers to the 1930s American practice of giving products smooth, aerodynamic-looking shells to suggest speed and modernity and to boost sales. This meaning comes from Meikle (1979) in Twentieth century limited.[1]

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References

Meikle, J. L. (1979). Twentieth century limited. Temple University Press. ISBN 9780877222460

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