The merchandize pavilion often resembles Wal-Mart on the morning after Thanksgiving.
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This is a typical entry — and there are thousands of examples in the book: merchandise; *merchandize.
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Crowder's channel sells merchandize, which includes "Socialism Is For F*gs" t-shirts Crowder's channel sells merchandize, which includes "Socialism Is For F*gs" t-shirts Despite Crowder's claims of victimization, clips shared by Maza paint a different picture of the rhetoric used on his show.
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The holiday release of Aquaman means one very important thing: deals on all kinds of awesome DC merchandize.
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He was tired of the commercialization of his merchandize and wanted to, instead, focus on film, theatre, and couture.
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Certain fans stepped up to honor the character Barb when she didn't appear on commercial or fan-made merchandize.
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Conway did not apologize for hawking Ivanka Trump's merchandize on Thursday, even as Chaffetz's committee pushed for disciplinary actions against her.
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Increasingly popular Adidas training and running products helped offset weaker demand for football merchandize than last year, when sales were boosted by the World Cup.
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Acharya did not share exactly how many clients it has outside of India but said exports currently account for less than 5% of the startup's GMV, or gross merchandize value.
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The two giants said that they have agreed to focus on grocery — a category that Amazon has been working on in India for awhile — general merchandize, fashion and apparel, and beauty products.
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"When an invention sees the light of day, the Americans merchandize it, the Chinese copy it, the Europeans regulate it, and the French ban it," the liberal-leaning website Contrepoints wrote in an editorial this week.
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If you're a merchandizer working for an online retailer, you have an infinite number of possibilities in terms of how to present your merchandize and get the buyer to keep going through the process to purchase.
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The Dominican Republic has extensive trade (through CAFTA-DR) and financial ties with the U.S. The U.S. represents 36.6% of tourist air arrivals, receives half of Dominican Republic's merchandize exports, and contributes 5.3% of GDP in workers' remittances (2015).
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"I think the best things for us is it really is about having a strong brand and exclusive compelling merchandize and is really build around our leading denim," American Eagle's Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Michael Rempell said on a conference call with analysts.
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Merchandize Liquidators was purchased entirely from Yosef Martin in 2016 for an undisclosed amount by a private equity group. Yosef Martin is no longer associated with Merchandize Liquidators.
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In 2010, 2011 and 2012, Inc. named it one of the fastest-growing companies in the nation. In 2012, Merchandize Liquidators doubled its revenues. Merchandize Liquidators 2011 gross sales were $5.4 million and the percentage revenue growth for the four-year period through 2011 was more than 700 percent, according to a report by a leading trade publication.
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They have their stored booths in every bazaar, occupy all the principal caravanseries with their merchandize, and entirely control the business of bankerage and monopolies.
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Clients include retailers, eBay sellers, Flea Market vendors, and jobbers. Merchandize Liquidators was cited by Inc. Magazine as one of the fastest growing companies in the US in 2012 2011 and 2010.
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Founded in 2003 by Yosef Martin, Merchandize Liquidators initially focused on brokering goods from buyers to private sellers. The privately held company expanded and in 2005 opened a warehouse in Hallandale. With the warehouse, the company was able to store goods such as clothing, cosmetics, electronics, general merchandise, health and beauty, school supplies, bed and bath, jewelry, handbags, toys, housewares and gardens, furniture, and footwear. Merchandize Liquidators has two warehouses in Miami Gardens, Florida, and a warehouse solutions company in North Carolina.
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He Met Her does most of their recordings at their studio called Le Dungeon in a Moroccan compound in West Hollywood. Le Dungeon is also an artist collective which creates music together, and have their own merchandize.
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Lloyd's List, no.4756, - accessed 6 July 2015. Rosamond ran on shore on Point Hicacos where her captain and 24 men drowned in attempting to reach the land. Rosamond had on board $100,000 in specie and valuable merchandize, the plunder of various English and Spanish vessels.
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Merchandize Liquidators, LLC, is an American wholesale liquidator and distributor in the closeouts industry. Working with manufacturers and department stores, the company specializes in buying all available overstock merchandise. The company works on bringing products from Macy’s, Sears, CVS and other major US retailers, to the secondary markets. The company also sells new, overstock, surplus, used and salvaged goods.
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Duckworth ordered Proselyte and Hornet to relieve Unite from the task of protecting the two newly captured islands so that Unite might escort the prisoners to Martinique and arrange and escort a convoy from there for Great Britain. Prize money for the "sundry articles of Provisions, Merchandize, Stores, and Property afloat" was available for payment on 14 January 1804.
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In 1970, the Okinawa Tourism Association started selling aloha-like shirts under the name of Okinawa shirts in order to promote tourism to Okinawa Prefecture. The initial campaign was unsuccessful, leaving piles of unsold merchandize. These leftovers were worn by hotel association members. The popularity of the shirts spread during the time of the second oil crisis.
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Merchandize Liquidators was ranked #523 on the Inc. 5000 list for 2011, which was published in August 2012. The report also ranked the company #18 in Miami, and #35 for Business Products and Services. On 2012 it has a 9.1 million gross sales. 80% of the company’s goods are also shipped to Latin America, Russia, Dubai, New Zealand, and Africa.
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He was also the general agent of the Rhode Island company in Paraguay. The business venture of the United States and Paraguay Navigation Company was a failure. Its main asset, a steamship loaded with machinery and merchandize, was shipwrecked well before it could get to Paraguay. Salvaging the cargo as best as he could, Hopkins arrived in Paraguay and borrowed 11,500 pesos from its president, Carlos Antonio López.
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WillCall was a San Francisco-based startup company offering a mobile app for iPhone and Android devices that allowed users to gain admission to live concerts, tip artists, and purchase merchandise during a show.Sawers, Paul. "WillCall’s last-minute ticket-buying app goes in-venue, letting you tip bands and buy merchandize", The Next Web, 8 July 2013. It was named one of the Hottest Startups of 2013 by Forbes.
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The Offley Manuscript, pp. 2–11, at pp. 2–3. Thomas became bound for 13 years to Merchandize of the Staple with the Merchant Taylor John Nechylls,His name is spelled in many ways in first sources, but is often differentiated from any variant of 'Nichols' by use of the letter 'e', with or without the terminal 's', and seldom or never with 'o'. Merchant of the Staple at Calais, who was 'of great acquaintance' with Lily.
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The engineer was to be Grainger.Robertson: (1983) As was usual, the Act laid down maximum toll rates for the railway: "For all Goods, Wares, Merchandize [sic], Coal and other Things: 3d per Ton, per Mile. For passing up or down any one of the Inclined Planes, or for any part of one, and for every Inclined Plane, 6d in addition." Four contracts were let to construct the line from Kipps on the M&KR; to "Airdrie Depot", i.e.
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Via e-tail, the customer can shop and order through the internet and the merchandise is dropped at the customer's doorstep. This format is ideal for customers who do not want to travel to retail stores and are interested in home shopping. The online retailer may handle the merchandize directly, or use the drop shipping technique in which they accept the payment for the product but the customer receives the product directly from the manufacturer or a wholesaler.
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Maier left the group and moved his business to 102 Woodward Avenue in 1873, where it would remain until his death. The high commercial integrity of Martin Maier & Co. was a result of an unbroken policy of fair treatment to patrons, the "practice of only dependable merchandize".History of Detroit , p. 929, by Paul Leake (1908) Before his business flourished, he contracted the manufacture of trunk parts that were made elsewhere, which was usually the case for many beginning trunk companies.
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The name is from the Old English word "stapol" meaning post and "ton" meaning settlement. The antiquary John Weever, quoting the 16th-century Tuscan merchant Lodovico Guicciardini, defined a staple town "to be a place, to which by the prince's authority and privilege wool, hides of beasts, wine, corn or grain, and other exotic or foreign merchandize are transferred, carried or conveyed to be sold".Weever, Antient Funeral Monuments, section "Within the Diocese of Rochester: Deptford" (1767 ed. p 134).
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Three days later Polyphemus and captured the Spanish frigate Santa Gertruyda off Cape St Mary. A frigate of 40-guns, she was armed only with 14, and was sailing from Peru and Mexico to Coruna when Polyphemus captured her. Polyphemus and Santa Gertruyda separated in a gale that damaged the Spanish ship, which nonetheless reached Plymouth on 10 January 1805, in tow by the armed defence ship Harriet, which had encountered Santa Gertruyda some days after the gale. Santa Gertruyda was carrying $1,215,000, and merchandize.
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Despite the damage, Beke reports that it was still used by native merchants, who "by means of ropes stretched across the open space, they manage to pass with their merchandize from the one side to the other, without entering, the stream."Charles T. Beke, "Abyssinia: Being a Continuation of Routes in That Country", Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London, 14 (1844), p. 29 Another landmark is the church of Weyzazirt Kidhane Mihret, which was constructed by Woizero Seble Wengel, the daughter of Emperor Fasilides. She and her husband are buried there.
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Spencer's boasts of a wide range of private brand products that encompasses both foods as well as non-foods FMCG category. 'Spencer's Smart Choice' is the leading instore brand which has a plethora of products ranging from juices, noodles, cookies, honey, air fresheners etc. Spencer's also has the 'Clean Home' range of home improvement products and 'Tasty Wonders' range of snacks and impulse food range. Apart from this Spencer's has very successfully launched its general merchandize products under the brand name of MAROON which includes Non Stick, Hard Anodized, Home Plastic and Foils.
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It is possible that the first contacts may have begun when whaling camps were established in the 1820s, in the vicinity of Wilsons Promontory and Corner Inlet. But the first stable encounters are dated to 1841 when Europeans first began colonising inland Brataualung territory. Relations from the start appear to have been quite amicable, with the Brataualung taking up jobs with settlers in exchange for food and merchandize. In July 1843 relations may have soured when several whites, possibly fugitives from Van Diemen's Land, who had set up shop as traders in grog at Port Albert killed some Brataualung men.
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John Nechylls (who held an important early copy of Chaucer's's translation of Boethius's work De Consolatione PhilosophiaeInscribed by George Glover, 'dwylleng wt Mr Nychelys merchand of the Steepole at Calys', and with many Kirton and Offley inscriptions. British Library, Add. MS 10340: J.M. Manley and E. Rickert, The Text of the Canterbury Tales, I: Descriptions of the Manuscripts (University of Chicago Press, 1940), pp. 48-51.) was 'of great acquaintance' with Lily, and Thomas became his apprentice for 13 years' service in Merchandize of the Staple.Bower, 'A Manuscript relating to the family of Offley', p. 3.
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The market-place is a large > square, and the different articles of merchandize are exposed for sale on > stalls covered with mats, to shade them from the sun. The market is crowded > with people from morning to night: some of the stalls contain nothing but > beads; others indigo in balls; others wood ashes in balls; others Houssa and > Jinnie cloth. I observed one stall with nothing but antimony in small bits; > another with sulphur, and a third with copper and silver rings and > bracelets. In the houses fronting the square is sold, scarlet, amber, silks > from Morocco, and tobacco, which looks like Levant tobacco, and comes by way > of Tombuctoo.
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The town of Mytilene is literally a ghost town for a couple of days, since everybody has set off for Agiasos in order to promenade and frolic through the cobbled lanes around the church, the squares and the Garden of Panayia. This large religious celebration/market fair attracts many stall-holders who display their merchandize anywhere they can, and the shop-keepers advertise their local products such as halva, sour apples, pears as best they can, while the spicy fragrance of oregano and aromatic leaves of sage are there. Many people are still awake when dawn breaks and the fresh morning breeze blows from the mountain. The festive atmosphere is unique for all those who happen to experience it.
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Inspired by the success of English bands such as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Underdogs were formed in 1964 by several Grosse Pointe, Michigan high school students led by Dave Whitehouse. Their initial lineup consisted of Whitehouse on lead vocals and bass, Chuck Shermetaro on lead guitar, Chris Lena on rhythm guitar, and Michael Morgan on drums. They started playing at the Hideout, a teen dance club, in Harper Woods, Michigan which was started in 1963 by Dave Leone, who at the time was a college student, and Ed "Punch" Andrews'. The Hideout eventually came to house a record company, after its featured acts became so popular that the club's owners decided to record and merchandize the groups.
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Despite the trial case being won by Charles the opposition to the Ship money continued. In 1640 a group of citizens of London petitioned Charles directly and at the top of their grievances was against the tax: > The petition starts off by attacking the tax: The pressing and unusual > Impositions upon Merchandize, Importing and Exporting, and the urging and > Levying of Ship-money, notwithstanding both which, Merchants Ships and Goods > have been taken and destroyed both by Turkish and other Pirates. The narrowness of the case encouraged others to refuse the tax, and by 1639, less than 20% of the money demanded was raised. As matters deteriorated in England and Scotland starting with the Bishops' War, ship money would prove insufficient to finance the king's military needs.
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John > Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress, W.R. Owens, ed., Oxford World's Classics > (Oxford: University Press, 2003), 66, 299. When Christian and Faithful travel through Vanity Fair, Bunyan adds the editorial comment: > But as in other fairs, some one Commodity is as the chief of all the fair, > so the Ware of Rome and her Merchandize is greatly promoted in this fair: > Only our English Nation, with some others, have taken a dislike thereat.John > Bunyan, The Pilgrim's Progress, W.R. Owens, ed., Oxford World's Classics > (Oxford: University Press, 2003), 86, 301. In the Second Part, while Christiana and her group of pilgrims led by Greatheart stay for some time in Vanity, the city is terrorized by a seven- headed beastRevelation 17:1–18. which is driven away by Greatheart and other stalwarts.
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Phenserine was first investigated in order to substitute physostigmine which failed to satisfy the clinical standards for treating Alzheimer's disease, and developed into more compatible remedy. It was initially invented by Dr. Nigel Greig whose laboratory is affiliated with the National Institute on Aging (NIA) under the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) which subsequently released a patent of phenserine as an AChE inhibitor in 1995. During phase I in 2000, the supplementary patent regarding its inhibitory mechanism upon β-amyloid precursor protein (APP) synthesis was added. Following 6 years of phase I and II trials, Axonyx Corporation had licensed phenserine to Daewoong Pharmaceutical and QR Pharma (later adopted new corporation name, Annovis Bio) companies in 2006, which then planned to undertake phase III trial and merchandize the drug.
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" This was connected with international commerce, especially with the need to use the standards of the target market and to compensate for a common weighing practice that caused a difference between actual and nominal weight. In the 19th century, most European countries or cities still had at least a "commercial" or "civil" system (such as the English avoirdupois system) for general trading, and a second system (such as the troy system) for precious metals such as gold and silver."In most countries there are two kinds of Weights, one for the precious Metals, and the other for Merchandize, as the Troy and Avoirdupois Weights in England. The system for precious metals was usually divided in a different way from the commercial system, often using special units such as the carat.
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Phips utilized experience as a sailor and shipwright to select high quality anchors, chains, and cables to hold their ships securely in close proximity to the shoals for months as they tried to fish treasure from it. £500 worth of merchandize was taken along to barter for provisions, as well as to provide cover, or a ruse, that they were in Hispaniola merely as merchants, not treasure hunters. The London investors must have felt confident because they paid a total of £3,210 outfitting the ships for the voyage.Earle (1979) p. 165-7 Unlike the voyage of the Rose, the crew were to be paid regular wages. Engraving depicting Phips raising the sunken treasure Phips sailed from the Downs on 12 September 1686, and on 28 November arrived in Hispaniola, Samana Bay, where they spent two weeks restocking their water and provender.
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In 1837, Georgia passed a law banning the sale and carry of certain types of weapons included Bowie and other types of knives, and pistols. Hawkins H. Nunn was charged and convicted for carrying a pistol in violation of the law.Section 1st enacts, "that it shall not be lawful for any merchant or vender of wares or merchandize in this State, or any other person or persons whatever, to sell, or to offer to sell, or to keep or to have about their persons, or elsewhere, any of the herein-after- described weapons, to wit: Bowie or any other kinds of knives, manufactured and sold for the purpose of wearing or carrying the same as arms of offence or defence; pistols, dirks, sword-canes, spears, &c.;, shall also be contemplated in this act, save such pistols as are known and used as horseman's pistols," &c.; Nunn, 1 Ga. 243 at 246.
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For about fifty years the Gohils held Ghogha. Near the close of the century (1390) they were forced to pay tribute to Muzaffar Shah I, the founder of the Gujarat Sultanate. In the fifteenth century, under the powerful Gujarat Sultanate rulers, the Gohils, though they kept their title of Ghogha chiefs, retired to Umrala. At this time Ghogha was probably under a Muslim governor. At the beginning of the sixteenth century (1503) it was entirely a Muslim town 'of great traffic in a fat and wealthy land.' Ten years later (1513), it was a very large town and a good port dealing in merchandize of all kinds and loading ships for Malabar and Aden. In the struggles for mastery at sea between the Gujarat kings and the Portuguese (1507-1538), Ghogha suffered. A strong and populous place of great trade surrounded by walls of brown stone, it was attacked and burnt by the Portuguese in 1531, and again, as it was beginning to recover, in 1546.
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Cooley rejected the notion that railroads were a "public highway," writing: > They are not, when in private hands, the people's highways; but they are > private property, whose owners make it their business to transport persons > and merchandize in their own carriages, over their own land, for such > pecuniary compensation as may be stipulated. These owners carry on, for > their own benefit, a business which has, indeed, its public aspect, inasmuch > as it accommodates a public want, and its establishment is consequently, in > a certain sense, a public purpose. But it is not such a purpose in any other > or different sense than would be the opening of a hotel, the establishment > of a line of stages, or the putting in operation of a grist mill ... Reflecting on the state constitution's bar on the funding of internal improvements, Cooley stated that > what the state as a political community cannot do it cannot require the > inferior municipalities to do. When the case is found to stand entirely > outside the domain of taxation, state burdens and township burdens are alike > precluded' no township vote and no township majority however large, can > affect the principle.
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