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...consist entirely of flexible, non-metallic fibers twisted, tied, woven, or braided together except for the last 4 in. (~10 cm) of each end which may be whipped, fused, covered in heat shrink or tape, or dipped in a coating material to prevent fraying.
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A timing belt does not consist entirely of fibers. You could get into argument that technically a polymer is a mass of twisted "fibers" of molecules, but since we're dealing with the macroscopic scale here I would expect that to be a "no".
I'm more interested in whether or not they clarify whether or not "width" actually means "diameter" and thus throws out webbing or Velcro methods.