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Can you clarify? "Out of" can mean either "outside of" or "within" weirdly enough.

• JamesBarney 8y ago
  I think in this context it means within.
• Washuu 8y ago
  It means the production of the items in question came out of the location specified.
  • Washuu 8y ago
    Good to see that I am being down voted for my accent/dialect.
    • monktastic1 8y ago
      I didn't down-vote you, but I imagine it's because you just repeated "out of" without explicitly clarifying which definition was meant (though it's more obvious in your version, at least to a native speaker). For what it's worth, the usage here means "from within."