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The given diagram depicts how the used glass bottles are recycled. A glance at the linear procedure reveals that there are three main stages of the recycling process, commencing with collecting the discarded bottles and culminating in being displayed in the supermarket. Focusing first on the first and second stages, the waste glass bottles, which have been collected at a designated point, are transported by a container. These bottles are washed with high-pressure water. Once cleaned and sorted into clean, green, and brown categories, then they are delivered to the glass factory. Next, they are crushed into glass pieces, which are burnt in furnace from 600 Celsius degrees to 800 Celsius degrees to create recycled melted glass. The subsequent phase entails this recycled liquid form is mixed with a new one. After that, this mixture is shaped in the glass mould. Shifting to the last stage, the moulded glass is bottled. Finally, these recycled grass bottles are displayed in the supermarket for sale.