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separation of cotton from its seeds is done by combing but this process of separation is ginning. Isn't that the answer to the first question should be ginning instead of combing? Pl clarify.

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The process of separation of cotton seeds from cotton is combing. Combing is a part of entire process of obtaining cotton threads from cotton fibres.

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