The goods were trucked to warehouses in Queens, Brooklyn and Long Island, and then wholesale distributors sold the goods to other distributors.
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These indicate the value of the goods and services a country imports exceeds the value of the goods and services it exports.
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We had correspondents in far-flung locations (OK, Utah), and we didn't want to bring you the goods until we had, you know, the goods.
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The goods then cross to Crimea on the ferry, then trucks disembark at Kerch, then deliver the goods to the Metro and Auchan stores in Crimea.
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"Handing a sanitized speech to the authorities to sneak the goods through customs doesn't mean you're not sneaking the goods through customs," said David Axelrod, a former top adviser.
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The gap between the goods America buys from its trading partners and the goods it sells grew to a record high in 210, despite Mr. Trump's focus on narrowing that deficit.
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The seller gets the money she wanted and hands over the goods she was trying to unload; the buyer acquires the goods she desired for a price she was willing to pay.
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On the first approach: any country large enough that it can affect world prices of the goods it exports, the goods it imports, or both, has an "optimal tariff" greater than zero.
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The goods targeted include a broad range of agricultural products.
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"Yep," reads another under a chef closely inspecting the goods.
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The Goods and Services Tax is a case in point.
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In retrospect we gave away the goods that we exported.
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You've got the goods, Scorp — make sure they know it.
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The goods gap with China widened 12.2% to $30.2 billion.
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Kris, if you can hear us, give up the goods!
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One such spot that's delivering the goods is Kenneth Cole.
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On each count, Congress is failing to deliver the goods.
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Then they show up to nonchalantly haul the goods away.
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But what if, as promised, she had brought the goods?
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But then you have to come across with the goods.
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At some point, Trump will have to deliver the goods.
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After four days of waiting, can Mike deliver the goods?
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The goods deficit with China hit $375 billion, a record.
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Finally we got to the goods, and I was ... unimpressed.
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Season after season, the designer Veronique Nichanian delivers the goods.
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They tried on a couple bikinis and flaunted the goods.
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This museum has the goods, from slime to slimy animals.
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The goods targeted for that round include laptops and smartphones.
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If you've got the goods, make that tonight for sure.
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The goods go through distributors, then get sold to exporters.
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You got to bring the goods a little bit, too.
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Nintendo delivered the goods to 3DS eShop users this week.
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If you don't deliver the goods, voters will catch on.
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Volunteers descend on the truck and begin unloading the goods.
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He was elected President and now he is delivering the goods.
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He shows me the goods and it genuinely felt like Christmas.
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Check out all the goods in the Facebook Live video below!
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The deals are applied to most of the goods Amazon sells.
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Some of the goods were imported from China, Turkey and Portugal.
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The goods-producing sector lost 2194,2000 jobs in July as well.
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But at some point, Trump will have to deliver the goods.
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The value of the goods stolen could not immediately be established.
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If you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on.
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The primary manufacturer of the goods was Tigereye Promotions of Ohio.
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It reduces the prices of the goods and services we buy.
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Will any of these choreographers turn out to be the goods?
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Quinn delivers the goods, and Gary punishes her via scapegoat Rachel.
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The director Michael Showalter oversells the goods, but resistance is futile.
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Like his heroine, the director Michael Showalter eagerly oversells the goods.
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The Goods has reached out to Amazon and Walmart for comment.
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Could someone have cracked the combination lock and stolen the goods?
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Sometimes, these arrangements are directly related to the goods being traded.
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You can ask to be present when they weigh the goods.
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Exclusivity, however, is in the clientele as well as the goods.
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Her work has appeared in Glamour, The Goods, and Footwear News.
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They buy the goods and services that our businesses are selling.
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THE GOODS I might go to Los Paisanos on Smith Street.
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But if you don't deliver the goods, people will catch on.
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If any Prize Winner is determined to be ineligible to receive the Prize, Promoter may, in its sole and absolute discretion, not give away the goods or may give the goods to the next runner up.
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The goods that the United States imported from Mexico in 2015 were worth about $60 billion more than the goods it exported to Mexico, so federal revenue in the short term would increase by roughly $12 billion.
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The goods trade deficit increased 1.23 percent to $21.2 billion in March.
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On the goods side, construction grew by 22018,2538 and manufacturing added 2659,228.6.
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So, I want to be a consummate professional to deliver the goods.
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Carly Patterson's got all the goods — now she just needs the baby!
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Despite Tesla's efforts, he doubts that lithium-ion can deliver the goods.
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Sure, he infuriated Canada and Justin Trudeau, but he delivered the goods.
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Radiohead's new thing is teasing fans momentarily, right before delivering the goods.
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" Deliver the goods: "You can't con people, at least not for long.
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"If you don't deliver the goods, people will catch on," Trump wrote.
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Luckily, Lush delivered the goods — and just dropped 17 (!) solid bath oils.
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So if this post reaches a 1000 upvotes we'll deliver the goods.
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In last night's match, though, AI could not quite muster the goods.
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The goods producing sector lost a net 13,700 jobs, mostly in manufacturing.
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The GDP broadly reflects the goods and services produced in the country.
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Well, what happened was Trump had the goods to fight it out.
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The remaining sales boost came from higher prices for the goods sold.
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The goods trade deficit increased 214.13 percent to $72.4 billion in March.
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And Trinity may not have been perfect, but she sold the goods.
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GDP measures a declining proportion of the goods we make and share.
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They can get the goods delivered from the closest, cheapest possible source.
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With Airmule, the goods come pre-packaged by the person sending them.
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Kate Moss still has the goods ... and she's making that crystal clear.
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Ahead, we highlight all of the goods coming to Nordstrom this month.
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Within the livestream, there will be an option to buy the goods.
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Ahead, check out some of the goods that could be all yours.
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Or, occasionally, fucking up before they even get to deliver the goods.
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Richman was the man who had to deliver the goods for Kobach.
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The truck's bill of lading listed the goods being hauled as hemp.
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Mexico didn't choose the goods it wanted to hit with tariffs randomly.
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The stories read like an old-school reporter digging up the goods.
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"When he's got the goods, I'm going to use it," Mikulak said.
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By the numbers: 27.4% drop in the goods trade deficit in October.
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The series "Criminal" wastes no time in getting straight to the goods.
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If you're good with that, her most album, "Ruby," delivers the goods.
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It's hardware season, and now it's Microsoft's turn to deliver the goods.
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Many of the goods listed as targets are agricultural or industrial commodities.
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After purchasing the iPhones, Apple then resells the goods to Apple subsidiaries.
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In addition, the goods trade deficit widened last month as exports fell.
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"But if you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on."
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The economic package that was associated with conservatism stopped delivering the goods.
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Chinese textile exports to the U.S. are among the goods facing tariffs.
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The guys who get the goods are the people who don't care if they get the goods … who engage in rebellious activity as an end in itself, because they think it's immoral or outrageous not to do so.
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The basic idea is that people are strongly averse to giving up goods they already have, to the point of refusing to sell the goods for a price higher than what they paid for the goods to start with.
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Ahead, check out some of the goods you can find online for cheap.
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The European Union, Brazil, Canada and the United States are providing the goods.
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J. Dickson, reporter for The Goods I love excess and I hate repercussions.
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On the goods side, construction added 22,2000 and manufacturing saw growth of 4,000.
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All the administration required to clear the goods would take time, he said.
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Amazon actually already charges sales taxes on the goods that it sells directly.
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The merchant than packages the goods and requests a Wing drone pick-up.
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We're told Jadelle hopes to deliver the goods to the grads in August.
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"If we can't export the goods we'll just import the consumers," she said.
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The goods-producing side of the job market was notably weak last month.
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Click through to check out the goods — straight from our lips to yours.
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There was not enough demand for the goods and services they could supply.
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It's about 'Is this a mark that signals the source of the goods?
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The goods covered by the paper include construction products, lifts, toys and machinery.
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Services added 211,2000 positions, but the goods-producing sector actually lost 250,2499 workers.
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It's the goods crafted by LGBTQ individuals and small businesses that actually matter.
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Maybe most importantly, it uses political bandwidth once and delivers the goods forever.
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The goods-producing sector, which includes construction, mining and manufacturing, added 68,000 jobs.
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Again, the goods sector, jobs were shed in favor of service sector employment.
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Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, said Lewis had "delivered the goods".
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That came when the regional authorities had asked Kareaikwa to exhibit the goods.
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FUNDAMENTALLY, HIGHER PRICES ON THE GOODS WE SELL ISN'T GOOD FOR AMERICAN CONSUMERS.
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So there's bags of future potential if only researchers can deliver the goods.
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Still, shouldn't natural selection favor the males who most quickly deposit "the goods"?
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The goods in question include major U.S. exports like soybeans, cars and whiskey.
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Show us ourselves, show us the goods, and we'll show you our money.
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We do not have a right to the goods and services of others.
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In other words: She has sampled the goods, and most desperately wants in.
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Within minutes, new volunteers would arrive with the goods to fill her requests.
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Companies or local governments then sell the goods to domestic or overseas processors.
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First, there is a delay between buying the goods and paying your bill.
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The goods trade deficit with the European Union jumped 23.7% to $15.3 billion.
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Many people think Trump delivered the goods — tax cuts, deregulation, and conservative judges.
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The goods trade gap with the European Union jumped 20% to $16.4 billion.
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The scientists, industrialists and planners seem to be coming up with the goods.
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Volunteers distributed the goods door to door as music boomed and people danced.
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At both Hutzelmann and Weichardt Brot, all the goods are made in-house.
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It didn't take long for the controversial new editorial writer a the New York Times to deliver the goods — the goods in this case being tired and weak excuses for why mainstream media publications should give credence to climate change deniers.
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"In order for the executive branch to impose trade barriers over and above the normal ordinary customs duties," he said, "we have to be in one of five situations: The goods are being dumped, the goods are subsidized, the goods have suddenly surged, national security or we're retaliating against another country for violating rules against us … and automobiles from Germany are not going to fit into any of those five."
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And lucky for them, they get to keep the goods after they come home.
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Plenty of leaks and rumors give us the goods on announcements before they happen.
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He didn&apost have the goods that&aposs why he didn&apost say anything.
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Luckily, there's no need to dig up a time capsule to get the goods.
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Moreover, margins tend to be higher for such services than for the goods themselves.
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The trucks, and more specifically the goods within them, represent North Korea's economic lifeline.
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Ordinary people have no money so all the goods are purchased by wealthy people.
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If so, it would make it easier for the bloc to check the goods.
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Putin likes to show the goods ... notably riding a horse barebacked back in 2009.
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"The goods exporters in Switzerland are more resilient than in other countries," they wrote.
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Often the buyers would have no cash and would refuse to accept the goods.
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It may be a while before you can get your hands on the goods.
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Chefling is an app you can use to manage the goods in your pantry.
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U.S. valve factories produced only about half the goods it sold domestically in 2017.
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You purchase items through a mobile website, then the driver hands you the goods.
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I promise I will share the goods once I find something that really works!
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He surrendered the goods a couple weeks ago, the result of the same probe.
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What happens, for example, if there's a problem with the goods being shipped out?
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Like China, Mexico didn't choose the goods it wanted to hit with tariffs randomly.
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Most of the goods — like these soap dispensers — would look great in any home.
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The dollar value of the goods the Trump administration expects to target is unclear.
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Vaivai "wasn't delivering the goods," Atma Maharaj, the president of Weightlifting Fiji, told me.
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Residents receive 100% of the profit from the sales of the goods they craft.
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A drone, which was ferrying the goods, was due to arrive at any minute.
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We have things at the port where 200% of the goods come into America.
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The goods trade deficit narrowed sharply, while wholesale and retail inventories increased in September.
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The goods deficit came to $891.3 billion for the year, the highest on record.
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Ten minutes later, I stopped to inspect the goods at a barbecued ribs stand.
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The owner says the goods were delivered, but Chris bailed on his $12,998.05 tab.
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But Zverev came up with the goods, a 118-mile-per-hour service winner.
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But Daniel Oberhaus has the goods on a company actually trying to do this.
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Welcome to Popular Demand, The Goods' column about those products you keep hearing about.
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And, at either the high- or low-end, the MW07 Plus delivers the goods.
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All investors have to do to get the goods is reject the Xerox deal.
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But in practice, getting the goods and services tax adopted proved a dizzying challenge.
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Two nuclear depth bombs on the undercarriage could deliver the goods, if called for.
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But the state will also have to deliver the goods on Amazon's stated criteria.
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Many of the goods are agricultural related, with others being various metals and chemicals.
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Britain's rule book on the goods would "harmonize" with that of the European Union.
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From Pomona, the goods were shipped to Hong Kong and then on to China.
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Many of the goods are agricultural-related, with others on various metals and chemicals.
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They parachute in, do some dramatic stuff, and get the goods all by themselves.
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And all you had to do was one person could punch a button at the start of every morning and all the goods and services that we're getting now would be turned out by robots or whatever and we'd have the goods.
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In cases of escrow, a smart contract can automatically pay for the goods without a need for a third party to verify and hold the funds, but you still need a trusted party to verify that the goods are delivered and as-promised.
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In that case wages will be the same, and under free trade Home will produce (and Foreign will import) all the goods for which A(z)>1, Foreign will produce and Home will import all the goods for which A(z)<1.
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"Everyone said they had the goods, but when you evaluated, they really didn't," he opined.
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The goods trade deficit with Mexico hit a record high of $2214.1 billion in March.
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The stores have to hire more workers to receive the goods and stock the shelves.
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Shoppers are also often interested in the brand and quality of the goods they're examining.
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The trademark is also limited to the goods and services it was originally listed with.
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In addition, the housing market is struggling and the goods trade deficit widened in May.
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We deliver the goods, barely get a chance to say our goodbyes after the set.
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It's not surprising that the former Glee actress is being so coy with the goods.
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Industrial machines and the goods they turn out are increasingly packed with internet-connected sensors.
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It's not too late to save on the goods you want for the holiday season.
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The goods themselves tend to be light and compact, helpful for aircraft with limited payloads.
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I put up the goods from my shopping when I hear the dog barking outside.
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The system also helps find the fastest, cheapest way to deliver the goods on time.
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The goods were never delivered as the Iranian Revolution broke out soon after in 1979.
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Ironically, he said, he used to drive the goods from the docks to the supermarkets.
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At that point, he had to produce the goods, and that's where things got complicated.
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Several observers on Twitter complained early Tuesday that Assange had failed to deliver the goods.
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What any of this means, really, will have to wait until CBS brings the goods.
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She got her nipple pierced in an adult scavenger hunt, and shows me the goods.
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The days of Trump catering to women, with Conway selling the goods, are long gone.
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And Target REDcard holders will have early access to the goods starting on October 1.
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But 30% of the value of the goods China exports to America is added elsewhere.
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Some of the goods China would once have sold to foreigners it now consumes itself.
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The goods were not delivered, and the US paid Iran its money back plus interest.
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Imports, though, would be taxed in the U.S. no matter where the goods were made.
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Stormy will slip into the goods, first -- she's set to model in the lingerie campaign.
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Black Swan left us hungry for queer ballerinas, and this web series delivers the goods.
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The Goods and Services Tax (GST) has now come a step closer to becoming reality.
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It erodes the brand-owner's profits or, if the goods are poorly made, its reputation.
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When we buy manufactured goods at home, we get both the goods and the money.
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How many jobs the goods that come through the port destroy is harder to say.
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The goods trade deficit with China decreased 0.8% to $30.0 billion, with imports falling 0.7%.
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In exchange for burning the goods, the descendants believe, they will be enriched in kind.
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We have things at the port where 40 percent of the goods come into America.
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Instead, they routinely stole the goods and sold them to the pawn shops, she wrote.
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The goods trade deficit and inventory data could have implications for first-quarter GDP estimates.
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McConnell never panicked, kept Trump on board and delivered the goods -- again -- on Tuesday night.
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We've got all the goods and info you need about how it's all going down.
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Rebecca Jennings is a reporter at The Goods by Vox, where she covers internet culture.
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Slovenia exports more than 80% of the goods it produces, mostly to other EU states.
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It might also take more time to get the goods to people with immediate needs.
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At both locations, Harbor Harvest warehouses will store the goods and serve as pickup points.
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"He kept on coming up with the goods," the third-seeded Federer said of Millman.
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The goods trade deficit with China fell to $345.6 billion -- the lowest level since 2014.
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If the loan is not repaid, the pawnshop owns the goods, and can sell them.
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Miley wanted to show her nearly 100 million followers the goods, and gotta say -- impressive.
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Employment in the goods producing sector rose by a net 4,300 jobs, mostly in construction.
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The charity provides the material, machines and electricity and sells the goods online at Refumade.
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Police said he used the goods to buy a house in Eluru and build another.
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On this front, Senator Harris demonstrated once again tonight that she can deliver the goods.
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The federal Funeral Rule enables consumers to choose just the goods and services they want.
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Among the goods being transported to China are soft drinks, vitamins, pharmaceuticals and baby products.
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The goods trade deficit narrowed sharply, while both wholesale and retail inventories increased in September.
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The goods being targeted by China include vehicles such as large passenger cars and motorcycles.
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On the goods-producing side, manufacturing saw 19,000 new jobs and construction added 5,000 workers.
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The goods-producing sector added a more modest 4,900 positions, thanks to strength in manufacturing.
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Employment in the goods producing sector grew by a net 5,600 jobs, mostly in manufacturing.
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Factory owners face still one more problem: slowing global demand for the goods China makes.
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So if we want to help these people, how do we really deliver the goods?
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If they refuse to return the goods, though, the police will become more directly involved.
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The odds are good, but the goods are odd—on both sides of the table.
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A trademark or service mark includes any word, name, symbol, device, or any combination, used or intended to be used to identify and distinguish the goods/services of one seller or provider from those of others, and to indicate the source of the goods/services.
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"If you write the purchase order, the goods are delivered, you've agreed to pay for it, and suddenly you're saying 'well I hit my limit,' well no, your limit was determined by your decision to write the purchase order and accept the goods," said Rep.
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Asked why the company would not manufacture the goods in the US, where foreign workers wouldn't be necessary, Betts said it would make "no sense" to do that because the goods would not be delivered to customers in a timely fashion as they demand.
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"Those hoarders are hurting the economy...Bring the goods to your shops from storages," Seddighi said.
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Venus is currently in your sign, where it's blessing you with all the goods it's got.
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The goods deficit stood at $222.5 billion, the highest on record on a seasonally adjusted basis.
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The goods and services deficit with Russia rose to $1.7 billion, the highest since May 2013.
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"You can't form the basis for trade if you don't have the goods," he told me.
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The goods-producing industries fell 1.0 percent, dragging down overall growth this quarter, the statement said.
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So unless you were quick, getting your hands on the goods was out of the cards.
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But savvy shoppers know that not all the goods sold at Trader Joe's are private label.
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The goods trade deficit with Mexico jumped to a record high of $101.8 billion last year.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit increased $212.4 billion to $22016 billion in December.
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So scroll on for the goods that will cover any and all of your watermelon needs.
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The blast was strong enough to topple all the goods from the shelves of his store.
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By eating into AK's support, she and the Goods could deprive Mr Erdogan of his majority.
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"We don't know what he's planning to do with the goods," said Maritza Ortiz, a resident.
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These are sure to sell out, so act fast if you want in on the goods.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit increased $4.8 billion to $87.0 billion in May.
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Standing before a blue-lit background at Esri, the Census Bureau team showed off the goods.
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It could also increase the size of the tariffs on the goods that it is targeting.
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Bottom line: If you're in it to win it this chill season, you need the goods.
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"Uber eliminates the middle man and gives it to the person delivering the goods or services."
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Amazon has the goods on wireless headphone deals today that you'll definitely want to snatch up.
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Bonifield says CNN doesn't have the goods, but it's nonstop coverage is all about attracting viewers.
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Here's the catalogue, even if you aren't in a country that has the goods yet yet.
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The name is certainly appropriate, especially when you've got someone like Iggy showing off the goods.
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But he also concedes that if you don't deliver the goods, people will eventually catch on.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit decreased $7.8 billion to $83.8 billion in January.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit decreased $210 billion to $2200 billion in November.
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The goods were packaged into two containers, each of which were separately flown to the home.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit decreased $2.43 billion to $83.8 billion in January.
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When we buy manufactured goods abroad, we get the goods and the foreigner gets the money.
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His biggest concern is how the goods will be distributed once they arrive in Puerto Rico.
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And you've only got one month to make room in your wardrobe for all the goods.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit fell $0.3 billion to $86.1 billion in June.
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About 219,000 jobs like construction worker will be added in the goods-producing sector as well.
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More important, growth in the value of the goods sold on the company's platforms is decelerating.
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Otherwise, we're going to search everything, and when we find the goods you'll go to prison.
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That is the price at which the goods or services typically are transferred in the community.
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This trailer doesn't give up the goods on who the central players are in this story.
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Never denied a perfectly legal back channel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary.
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She said the agent told her to show her ID before she paid for the goods.
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Ninety-nine percent of all the goods you see at Walmart are shipped via container ship.
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The goods gap with the European Union dropped to $12.6 billion from $13.3 billion in December.
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Der Spiegel magazine reported on Friday that the goods were valued at around 2.5 billion euros.
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Darren Rovell has the goods on this and, if you can believe it, they are ridiculous.
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"iphone 8 we have launched, now can order and send the goods," one manufacturer told me.
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Sometimes the goods are produced in a single geographic area or even by a single facility.
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The net effectiveness of global institutions is being challenged because they are not delivering the goods.
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And in state after state, they decided that Biden and not Sanders can deliver the goods.
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Over all, only one-third of the goods it sells come from outside the United States.
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Still, many women feel that if they didn't deliver the goods, their work evaluations might suffer.
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And Cardi made it clear to us -- she put down her own cash for the goods.
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And then you see these guys who are well-compensated and don't really deliver the goods.
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Owners plan to give away the goods, along with the recipe, to anyone who need it.
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The people transporting goods will not be admitted into the country, but the goods will be.
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Later that day, the Trump administration released a list of the goods it will start taxing.
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But it makes up a small amount of all the goods traded between the two countries.
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Will Mr. Trump's base wake up to discover that the goods displayed have always been rotten?
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit rose $0.3 billion to $85.7 billion in August.
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The ancients didn't know who made the goods they desired or how these goods were produced.
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Mom will absolutely adore her garden-in-the-making — especially once the goods start to grow.
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Balance of payments, you can argue, you buy the goods, but the capital comes back in.
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The department also said the goods trade deficit fell 28.8 percent to $6.23 billion in August.
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She was shrewdly appraising the goods, like a woman who wasn't going to be fooled again.
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" His group is dedicated to improving conditions in what is sometimes called "the goods movement sector.
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Boatmanstv provided the agent with a P O Box address in Houston to send the goods.
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Kylie Jenner's declaring to hell with your imagination ... she's ready to give you the goods. Sorta.
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The move would extend levies to effectively all of the goods China exports to the United States.
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Those returns recover only 20 to 40 percent of the total cost of the goods for retailers.
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His father was artistic, but Keith had the goods to go out and do something about it.
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The showrooms will carry limited inventory so you won't be able to walk out with the goods.
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We totally get that 2010's Tooth Fairy wasn't the right time to whip out the goods.
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Importers criticized the increases, saying Egyptian suppliers did not produce enough of any of the goods included.
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You've got to come up with the goods night after night, which is a lot of pressure.
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Tariffs on Chinese goods are actually paid to the United States by the companies importing the goods.
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A fleet of drivers deliver the goods in lower-cost electric vans, rather than large diesel lorries.
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Secondly, 2018 has been a mammoth year for new releases, with some big names delivering the goods.
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PepsiCo, Broadcom, Honeywell and Nvdia are also on the goods list and should be avoided, Goldman said.
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The goods trade deficit declined 1.7 percent to an eight-month low of $72.0 billion in February.
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We know we can't do that with just the goods and services that we deliver within Goldman.
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"For example, as a result of a mistake in documents, you can lose the goods," he said.
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GUILFOYLE: And she&aposs really kind of laying it out, giving up the goods on the DNC.
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But without a popular marketplace, it's hard to find the goods you want at the right price.
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The goods were scheduled for delivery Wednesday and Thursday, according to copies of the sales receipt below.
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" He continues, "The requirements are to tell us the goods, and the bads and what you learned.
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The goods you purchase could then be delivered to your home or picked up at the store.
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There's justifiably little trust that handing over the goods will result in limited, narrowly tailored data-gathering.
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Activity in the goods-producing sector overall fell 2.8 percent, including a 2.4 percent decline in manufacturing.
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The message will include a code so customers can unlock the robot's suitcase and unpack the goods.
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Because if they don't, the goods wouldn't make it to you in the condition that you require.
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Hexagon's amazing delivery system What was really crazy about these satellites is how they delivered the goods.
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The implementation of the goods and services tax (GST) was also expected to temporarily boost price pressures.
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" —Rebecca Jennings, culture writer for The Goods, from Vermont "Do I think the name change is dumb?
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A North Korean ship pulls up next to a Chinese one and then they transfer the goods.
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They all complained about foreign exchange ratios that lowered the average price of the goods they sold.
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But when it comes to his insane routine, he gave up the goods -- but it's almost unbelievable!
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Meanwhile, children empty the contents of their bags on the ground and examine the goods they've scavenged.
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It also packs the goods to support vehicle to every communication signaling Huawei's commitment to infrastructure support.
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"Like his heroine, the director Michael Showalter eagerly oversells the goods," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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The company helps them find the goods they want (even obscure items) at the prices they want.
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Arroyo is one of the people arranging everything, from collecting and stockpiling supplies to transporting the goods.
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Employment in the goods producing sector fell by a net 40,900 jobs, largely in manufacturing and construction.
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He had said multiple times that he wanted to "get the goods" on DNC Chairman Lawrence O'Brien.
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With workaday professionalism, Mr. Jones reined it all in and elevated the goods a notch or two.
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"As soon as he put on his shoes, you could tell he had the goods," he said.
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She delivered the goods but that was all sort of preset coming out of the Bernanke years.
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The answer, they found Tuesday evening, was demanding former FBI Director James Comey give up the goods.
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Fortunately, times are changing — albeit slowly — and more diverse founders are democratizing the goods their companies produce.
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About 40 percent of the goods on the list are plastics, petrochemicals, petroleum products and specialty chemicals.
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Mystery Brand claims that once you've opened your prize it'll ship the goods direct to your house.
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When Five Tribes was published in 2014, one of the goods players could trade in were slaves.
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Buyers are responsible for geocaching their way to the goods—like a modern tech-enhanced treasure hunt.
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The experts will inspect, itemize and photograph the goods, ahead of their posting to the new site.
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The question is where Mueller would go next, assuming he has the goods on Trump for obstruction.
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The goods-producing segment of the economy fared well, with construction adding 6,400 jobs and manufacturing, 6,300.
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We believe that no one should have to settle for a company that can't deliver the goods.
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Separate safety and security declarations would also need to be made by the carrier of the goods.
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"If the goods are there, you must impeach," Pelosi told reporters at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast.
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Rarely does an album state its goals so plainly, and then completely deliver the goods as promised.
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Today, I'm excited to announce we're expanding our mission into a new section, The Goods by Vox.
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It's not all stealing; most of the goods are "given" by the staff who supervises the workers.
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Three of Anthony's daughters have also joined the operations, helping manage the stores and bake the goods.
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Because of this, French press coffee requires coarser grounds that release the goods without as much sediment.
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He and other truckers are bringing the goods so that the rest of us can stay put.
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Last month, Beijing had threatened tariffs of as much as 25 percent on some of the goods.
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If the dollar weakens, the goods and services sold by those companies become cheaper for foreign customers.
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The goods-producing sector posted a 0.1% increase, while the service-producing sector also grew by 0.1%.
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Tariffs remain in place on about two-thirds of the goods the United States imports from China.
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Whether you're looking for developers, new customers, service providers, mentors or marketing help, CrunchMatch delivers the goods.
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That was also underscored by other data showing a widening in the goods trade deficit in January.
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The new V8 Chevy small-block has the goods to smoke tires and bring smiles to faces.
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But now the coronavirus poses a serious threat to a crucial market for the goods being produced.
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The Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite (left) and Note 10 Lite (right) might deliver the goods this year.
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In addition, manufacturing and the housing market are struggling and the goods trade deficit widened in May.
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They then turned their efforts to improving access to the goods and services in the Yoruba hinterland.
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Huawei had in July estimated the worth of the goods seized by Flex at some 700 million yuan.
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"They have taken all the businesses and they are also buying all the goods from China," he said.
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The clerks bagged the goods and Brown put something on the counter, which the clerks examined, McCulloch said.
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The Goods and Services Tax Council, comprising federal and state finance ministers, earlier approved the new tax plan.
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Now, after waiting, hoping, and, of course, posting, for a restock, fans are being awarded with the goods.
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Though budtenders are expected to have extensive knowledge of the goods, previous marijuana experience is not necessarily required.
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"If it's really that serious, and you've got the goods, put your cards on the table," Eddington said.
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Analysts say the goods services tax (GST) could boost India's economic growth by up to 2 percentage points.
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I head to the one spot to buy Iranian things in KL and hope they have the goods.
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Go deeper: Mueller's public breadcrumbs suggest he has the goods Mueller investigation says Paul Manafort violated plea deal
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Eventually, strangers would show up at Max's house and school, demanding the goods Max had allegedly sold them.
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And because of that and the fact that I kept the goods to myself, nobody noticed my habit.
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It's fast and flexible funding that essentially pays you early for the goods and services you've already delivered.
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Some in Brussels argued for shooting down the goods-only proposal even before it was agreed at Chequers.
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Other times, you know what a Starbucks super-fan your sister is so you give her the goods.
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Among the goods on display is a seal carved from elephant tusk, a relic from a bygone era.
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The star rocked a leather jacket to pay tribute to Michael Jackson's "Bad" – and he delivered the goods.
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The goods had been chosen carefully to hit where key legislators live, rather than inflicting broader economic pain.
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With warehouses pre-stocked with the goods its vendors sell, it offers lower delivery costs and faster speed.
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But that's unkind to both Parker and The Birth of a Nation, which really do have the goods.
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As we've reported ... Depp's team wants her to sign a non-disclosure agreement before giving up the goods.
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Doctor Strange has got the goods to be a must-watch-while-high movie for decades to come.
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Whatever future comes, one thing is fairly certain, excepting total American collapse—the goods will continue to flow.
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You bring in new types of intermediate products, which enhance the value of the goods you can produce.
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To help you sift through all the goods, we rounded up a few of our favorite picks ahead.
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The Nice Guys looks like a stylish, violent hoot from the filmmaker most capable of delivering the goods.
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A trademark, meanwhile, "protects words, phrases, symbols, or designs" associated with the goods or services of their creator.
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But even if he comes up with the goods on March 10th, they are likely to remain sceptical.
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The Commerce Department said on Monday the goods trade gap increased 1.7 percent to $65.1 billion last month.
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The Commerce Department in September said it planned to impose preliminary duties of 11.93 percent on the goods.
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The goods-producing sector shed 20,600 jobs on weakness in construction, while the services sector created 31,200 positions.
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This is the inescapable truth: Somebody has to pay for the goods and services commandeered by our government.
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The company wrote that "[it] has become distinctive of the goods/services," which we can certainly agree with.
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The goods had been chosen to hit where key U.S. legislators live, rather than inflict broader economic pain.
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For example, an online retailer has a website or app as well as shipping the goods it sells.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit surged $10.0 billion to a record $91.6 billion in December.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit surged $0.63 billion to a record $91.6 billion in December.
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Did they just produce the goods and leave them on the factory floor and they never went anywhere?
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That's because the goods that we buy from other countries usually contain a lot of U.S. value-add.
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The goods deficit dropped 10 percent to $73.3 billion while the services surplus edged higher to $22.1 billion.
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It has to gasp and wheeze its way to get there, but, yeah, this one delivers the goods.
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The goods-and-services-tax bill aims to replace India's innumerable sales-tax rates with a single levy.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit surged $10.0 billion to a record $91.6 billion in December.
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We were asking to have our carpet replaced, and to have the goods that were sprayed on replaced.
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Such a move would extend levies to effectively all of the goods China sells to the United States.
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Deliver the Goods – Trump realizes that after all the hype, promotion and excitement there must be a deliverable.
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If Mueller doesn't deliver the goods on that front, Schiff is positioning himself to take up the torch.
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"The gap between employment growth in the service economy and losses on the goods side persists," he said.
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John Lewis imports about two-thirds of the goods it sells and one third is purchased in dollars.
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I wanted to get a look at the goods, but they were bound by cellophane and tissue paper.
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The move would have extended levies to effectively all of the goods China exports to the United States.
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Klarna processes invoices for online stores and makes sure that the customers pay for the goods they ordered.
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On top of that, fuel charges for the goods he has delivered to the store have also dropped.
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Source: Ocean Trade Database, Department of Commerce Experts say the goods on the tariff list are going elsewhere.
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I think it would be good for women to learn that nature provides the goods for such work.
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In both cases, alerts are routed directly to the person collecting the goods or visitor using an app.
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One of them, Sara Portilla, allegedly re-sold the goods out of a store she operated in Tijuana.
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Rem-Fit's Zeeq pillow is packed with the goods to, hopefully, improve a person's sleep in various ways.
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Imports generally have their plastic packaging removed at customs, officials say, unless doing so would damage the goods.
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A National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, she's still got the goods at 88.212-582-27700, theiridium.
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For Mr. Alesch, the idea of experiencing the goods in situ is a counterbalance to today's online marketplace.
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We can rank the goods in order of the ratio of Home to Foreign productivity in their production.
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FARAGO This is a future where everything is constantly scanned and scored: the goods but also the workers.
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It is an asset-light model, as brand managers employ other partners to manufacture and distribute the goods.
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And such purchases would likely require Beijing to rely heavily on state-owned companies to buy the goods.
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He's not going to give up the goods before we acknowledge that he was able to build them.
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The goods trade deficit — a key benchmark of the Trump administration — is at its lowest since September 2017.
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" Mr. Rudd told the conference that global institutions were being challenged because they were "not delivering the goods.
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These are the hard-working men and women who bring us the goods we purchase online and elsewhere.
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When the goods were finally sent in, the island lacked truck drivers to pick up and distribute them.
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Although Alibaba is China's largest e-commerce company, it does not directly sell the goods on its websites.
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The ISM Manufacturing Survey, a bellwether for the goods-producing sector, remained in contraction with a 48.1 reading.
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The goods trade deficit with China fell 20.7% to $20.3 billion, with imports unchanged and exports increasing 3.4%.
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They are interacting with WeGrow employees browsing the goods: "How many cucumbers would you like?" one girl asks.
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While the press got a tour of Bigelow's hardware, various NASA astronauts were also checking out the goods.
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The goods range from Airbus jets and their components to European staples like wine, cheese and frozen fish.
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Check out more from The Goods by Vox, and subscribe to our YouTube channel for more Vox videos.
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The legendary Washington Post reporter has dished the goods on five presidents now, famously helping to bring down one.
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Altogether the goods and services nature provides is estimated to be worth between $125-145 trillion USD per year.
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The video shows two men chatting in front of the truck as the suspect walks away with the goods.
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A potentially bigger threat The tariffs won't apply to the goods that American farmers and manufacturers send to Mexico.
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They are paid by U.S.-registered firms to U.S. customs for the goods they import into the United States.
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And the goods that do come into India are subject to duties that can be as high as 150%.
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Obviously when you bring down borders, the people with the goods to cross the borders will benefit the most.
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Although he recently praised Reagan, when the Gipper was in office Trump questioned his ability to deliver the goods.
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"I wanted to focus on this threshold between sacred and profane and how people handle the goods," he says.
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The goods deficit with Mexico showed a sharp decline, falling $1.1 billion to $7.6 billion, a 12.6 percent slide.
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The goods trade deficit with China decreased $1.9 billion to $28.3 billion in March, as imports continued to fall.
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Even if they hit all of the goods with tariffs, they'd struggle to fully retaliate, except with higher tariffs.
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In another report, the Commerce Department said the goods trade deficit jumped 22015 percent to $223.6 billion in January.
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Law enforcement says they entered through a patio door, and took about $200k worth of the goods and cash.
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The goods basket is overwhelmingly international, 193 companies or 85% of market cap fall into Goldman's global sector basket.
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Ms Veselnitskaya is described as a "Russian government attorney"; the goods are said to come from a Russian prosecutor.
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Official: EU hasn't 'delivered the goods' It is, though, not entirely clear why anyone should be surprised by this.
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In another report, the Commerce Department said the goods trade deficit fell 0.5 percent to $65.0 billion in December.
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There was also good news on the economy with the goods trade deficit falling in December as exports rose.
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People involved in transporting the goods say they arrived via a ferry that serves the Crimean port of Kerch.
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The goods trade deficit jumped 12.8 percent to $22.6 billion in December, boosted also by an increase in imports.
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The goods-producing sector added 20,700 jobs thanks to strength in construction, while the services sector created 23,13 jobs.
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Venkataramani also called for a cut in the goods and services tax for the vehicles and auto component sector.
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By January 2010, I was pregnant, but I would transport the goods because my husband couldn't leave the house.
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Also considerThe Fitbit Ionic is a pretty hideous smartwatch, but when it comes to fitness it delivers the goods.
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The court defended the right of Static Control to make parts that "interoperate" with the goods of another manufacturer.
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Overall, activity in the goods-producing sectors of the economy rose 0.7 percent, while the service sector was unchanged.
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Realty stocks cheered a cut in the goods and services tax charged on sale of residential properties under construction.
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And the goods come in the form of this VIZIO season-saver that's conveniently listed at an *awesome* price.
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He doesn't have to beg, but Power Trip know they're not entitled to one unless they deliver the goods.
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I find overconfidence to be a huge turn off, especially when someone lacks the goods to back it up.
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LOW GDP ESTIMATES When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit decreased $7.8 billion to $83.8 billion in January.
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Again and again, the companies were chided for how long it took them to deliver the goods to investigators.
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Celeb jeweler Ben Baller delivered the goods to Uzi on Sunday, and IF & Co. Jewelers made it for $220k.
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The goods trade deficit with China increased 11.6 percent to an all-time high of $0.73 billion in 2018.
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The value of the goods they move, and the tight timeframes required, mean they could not do unaccompanied shipping.
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The goods trade deficit with China increased 2000 percent to an all-time high of $2189 billion in 2000.
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On Friday, it came out that the Senate wouldn't give Flynn immunity, which suggests investigators have the goods anyway.
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Some say that's because they've not had the goods to compete in the digital race in the first place.
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Saks might also believe that Barneys is that rare mercantile unicorn: a store that transcends the goods it sells.
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So to understand any group of people, you must know who does the work and who gets the goods.
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Loved ones are then sent back the way they came to find black-market sellers who have the goods.
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Currently, 85 percent of the goods Schaeffler produces in Britain are exported, mainly to continental Europe, the company said.
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The prostitution marketplace's profitability hinges on delivery of "the goods" to those seeking to buy people for sexual use.
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In the S.U.V., the four passed their phones to one another, assessing the goods, texting pictures that they favored.
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And selling it as quickly as possible, which is often not quickly enough, given the nature of the goods.
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In Hawaii, $100 buys about 85 percent of the goods in the cart thanks to the high prices there.
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Delivery is free for orders more than $49, and Boxed says the goods arrive in two days or less.
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Meantime, Kohl's efforts to more efficiently order and stock the goods in its stores also continue to pay off.
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The trader would pick up the remaining 50 percent payment once the goods arrived in North Korea, he said.
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Analysts say the goods and services levy (GST) could boost India's economic growth by up to 2 percentage points.
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You'll have roughly 24 high-pressure hours to deliver the goods using their APIs, data sets and other tools.
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The deal turned sour, however, when Tessa88 didn't deliver the goods, but instead allegedly provided tampered or false versions.
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E-cigarette devices imported from China are among the goods that have been slapped with duties of 28503 percent.
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But this misses the fact that nearly one-third of the goods and services consumed in Britain are imported.
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This is another critical divisional matchup, and Indianapolis should have the goods to take care of business at home.
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The goods affected include a wide array of electronic devices, in addition to food items, chemicals, and other materials.
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Many of the sellers do not actually possess the goods, nor have they verified that the products are legitimate.
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Only after buyers try to repair broken items do they learn warranties aren't honored because the goods are gray.
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A separate factory then produced knockoff logos, which were smuggled into the United States and affixed to the goods.
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The league sends the Alexandria, Virginia-based organization a pre-approved list of countries where the goods can go.
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That would mean the US measures effectively cover all the goods China sells to the United States each year.
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But even if Mr. Mueller has the goods on Mr. Trump, two barriers remain before he may indict him.
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House Democrats, confident they had the goods on Trump, didn't want to spend the time waiting for the courts.
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Those providers — who bill for the goods — would now be responsible for collecting the sales tax under the proposal.
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It reported gross merchandise value (value of the goods exchanged on its platform) of 547 million pounds ($760.3 million).
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Most of the goods sold in the North Korean markets originate from China — food, clothing, school supplies, kitchen items.
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While their 7-5 record might not show it, I believe Texas A&M has the goods this year.
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On the goods-producing side, construction increased by 6,000 and mining grew 3,000, but manufacturing positions declined by 4.33,000.
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One group of workers unloads the goods, and another group — known as "water spiders" — distributes them to work stations.
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One group of workers unloads the goods, and another group — known as "water spiders" — distributes them to work stations.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit increased to $87.9 billion in October from $87.2 billion in September.
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"It's not just the goods they want, it's the trucks too," said Carlos Jimenez of Mexican insurance association AMIS.
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Each dog owner filled out a form and handed it over, along with the goods, in a plastic bag.
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The day new inmates arrived was called "fresh fish day," and sexual predators lined up to view the goods.
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Obviously he didn't get indicted, but I had the goods enough to raise real ethical questions about his conduct.
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The goods are the type of items you might come across on Alibaba's Taobao marketplace or its AliExpress app.
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Kourtney Kardashian sent Younes Bendjima packing recently ... after she said she had the goods he was cheating on her.
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We're told 3 men were arrested, but they didn't have the goods on the 3rd so he was released.
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In total, Glumac was paid out over $1.2 million for the goods, around $725,000 of which went to the Finans.
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The goods trade deficit with China, a focus of President Donald Trump's "America First" agenda, increased 29.7% to $26.9 billion.
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First, chip and PIN scanners are ostensibly safer and therefore card skimmers have to work harder to get the goods.
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A third report from the Commerce Department showed the goods trade deficit rose $21969 billion to $75.8 billion in August.
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It is something that, if they have the goods, as Chairman Gowdy has said, bring them to a grand jury.
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"Companies having effective accounting systems to establish where the goods went after them would act as a deterrent," Bevan said.
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While in-store shoppers return about 8 percent of the goods they buy, online shoppers return close to 30 percent.
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Until then, the young female smugglers of North Korea will continue to bring in the goods that young people want.
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Snoop Dogg fans everywhere have been clamoring for a Snoop version of Planet Earth, and he's finally delivered the goods.
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On a three-month average, the goods and services shortfall rose 5.6 percent from the same period a year ago.
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"If the goods are there, you must impeach," Pelosi told reporters at a breakfast sponsored by the Christian Science Monitor.
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Today, I think only the deeply jaded would deny that VR has the goods, or is at least pretty close.
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The Verge and The Goods by Vox are back with season 4 of the podcast Why'd You Push That Button?
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In April, he returned to his birthplace to deliver the goods and visit family he hadn't seen in 14 years.
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She appeared on Watch What Happens Now Live with Andy Cohen, where a caller asked her to spill the goods.
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"By itself, the image of Gaga in the suit doesn't break too many rules," Portwood-Stacer explained to The Goods.
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Corning only had a six-month window to deliver the goods, and that's how the first Gorilla Glass was born.
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With Natural Solar, installing a Powerwall and solar panels costs around A$13,590 ($10,325) including the goods and services tax.
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She heaved the ball one-handed and, wouldn't you know it, banked the ball right in to win the goods.
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The firm expects trade issues to raise the cost of the goods it imports into the United States from China.
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She's also shared her excitement on Instagram, including this adorable shot of her parents checking out the goods in store.
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A peek through the goods showed items from A.L.C., Rag & Bone, See by Chloé, and Tibi, to name a few.
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Second, unlike shares, items in our index are neither very liquid (except wine) nor fungible (the goods are rarely interchangeable).
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Amazon Prime members can buy highly discounted products during the sale, which applies to most of the goods Amazon sells.
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"We are sorry for fuel supply disruptions," he said, adding they were looking for more ways to deliver the goods.
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Should Wal-Mart, like Forever 21, be responsible for working conditions in the factories that make the goods it sells?
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" —Meredith Haggerty, deputy editor for The Goods, from Massachusetts "So basically the deal is 'Dunkin' Donuts' is just becoming 'Dunkin''?
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Ever the artiste, Don isn't giving up the goods that easily -- instead, leaving it open to interpretation for the viewer.
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Y., noted that part of the problem is that, to credit reporting bureaus, consumers aren't customers — they are the goods.
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Now, many municipalities are no longer making revenue, or in some cases are actually paying companies to take the goods.
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Last month, the goods producing sector, which includes mining, manufacturing and construction, shed 36,133 jobs, the most since February 2010.
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During those five years, the producer price index (what retailers pay for the goods they sell) has risen 9.4 percent.
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Its specific purpose is to carry delivery robot dogs and deploy them to handle the last yards of the goods.
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Glenn Harvey Whatever future comes, one thing is fairly certain, excepting total American collapse—the goods will continue to flow.
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Yet the goods we trade include many of the same kinds of products we traded more than 85033,000 years ago.
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Altogether the goods and services that nature provides is estimated to be worth between $125-145 trillion USD per year.
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So far this year, the goods and services trade deficit is up 7 percent from the same period in 2017.
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Many of the items come from customers who opened the packaging or used the goods and returned them to Amazon.
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In May, the final decision on Turkish rebar steel investigations concluded the goods had been dumped and were state-promoted.
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At the time, the bureaucracy of international trade was almost as labor intensive as the physical handling of the goods.
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This may reimburse you for a stolen item, depending on the goods purchased, price and how recently you bought it.
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"Back in 2018, Smulders appeared on "The Goods" and said that the actor sends out "hundreds, potentially thousands of cakes.
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Last year his government introduced the Goods and Services Tax, which unifies the country's consumer taxation system across its states.
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A third report from the Commerce Department showed the goods trade deficit fell 10.3 percent to $68.0 billion in March.
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A spokesman for the economy ministry declined to comment on the timetable or the value of the goods held up.
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"The goods-producing sector continued to outperform, with the headline PMI little-changed from May's 73-month record," he said.
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ThirdLove CEO Heidi Zak told The Goods all laid-off retail staffers were offered severance, but didn't clarify how much.
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Procuring, managing and distributing the goods the royal household needs seems to be half the job of maintaining the crown.
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The goods will also be distributed to retailers such as Dick's Sporting Goods for sale in brick-and-mortar stores.
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The goods trade deficit with China, a focus of President Donald Trump's "America First" agenda, increased 12.2% to $30.2 billion.
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Plastic toys, a coffee maker and sealed packs of diapers were among the goods destined for destruction at the warehouse.
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Almost half of the goods manufactured within the US are exported, and agricultural commodities and services are also exported abroad.
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When they did go after him for Prohibition, and for income tax, they just didn't have the goods on him.
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The goods were mostly brought in via Pharr, Texas and Nogales, according to data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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The way the event works is that suppliers wholesale their products to Amazon, which resells the goods at a markup.
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The goods bring summer to mind, and although they're produced by artisans from around the world, they're inspired by Havana.
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The risk, of course, is that if your finale doesn't have the goods, the whole season feels like a dud.
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The goods seized were knockoffs of popular brands, including Gucci, Tory Burch, Hermes, Coach, Burberry, Michael Kors and Louis Vuitton.
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Smaller retailers, more agile and expert in the goods they sold, didn't have to compete with one-stop destinations anymore.
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The goods-producing sector, meanwhile, added 29,000 jobs, led by gains in construction and manufacturing of 13,000 and 12,000, respectively.
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His Secret Santa recipient posted pictures and a description on Reddit of the goods that he sent her last year.
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Both retailers have massive, internal transportation networks to move the goods Americans order online or buy in-store every day.
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"Like the grassroots movement that we're building, our campaign store is large and diverse," a Warren spokesperson told The Goods.
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The annual value of the goods subject to tariffs would remain at $2503 billion, as before, the trade representative said.
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Serves up the goods if you need it, but you&aposre not hearing it roaring away or anything like that.
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So what are the investigators trying to get to the bottom to now, if Mulvaney just gave up the goods?
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"I have strong incentive to buy from G.S.T.-compliant companies," Mr. Gupta said, referring to the goods and services tax.
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Problem is ... cops say he never delivered on the goods -- and just hit him with two theft charges this week.
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The limited quantity of the goods and time-targeted releases, or "drops," add a level of frenzied excitement for buyers.
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Secondly, India's biggest tax reform in 70 years, the Goods and Services Tax (GST), will weigh on demand during July.
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The open question is whether investors would once again take the bait or force the president to deliver the goods.
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The goods trade deficit grew by 1.7 percent of GDP from 2.3 percent in 1997 to 4.0 percent in 2016.
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It would not cover production standards or where the goods originate which are essential to protecting the EU single market.
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Sometimes Iran employs ship-to-ship transfers — transferring cargo to another seagoing vessel — to make the goods harder to track.
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A team of 373 volunteers tow the goods across the Gateway International bridge that divides Brownsville, Texas and Matamoros, Mexico.
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Within the goods sector, construction employment led the advance with 36,000 additional jobs, while manufacturing employment increased by 15,000 jobs.
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Last month, the government of Dubai said it was working with IBM to trace the goods flowing through its ports.
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Call this your four-star-and-up-only club, with entry granted by our devoted-to-the-goods shop editors.
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Among the goods listed for retaliatory tariffs were several agricultural products, including pork, wine, nuts, fresh fruit and dried fruit.
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She has been keeping a close eye on job creation in the goods sector, relative to hiring in service industries.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit fell to $20.9 billion in April from $20.4 billion in the prior month.
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Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino had the goods on Harvey Weinstein decades ago — and could have done more to stop his abusive behavior.
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"[N]ever denied perfectly legal back channel to Assange who indeed had the goods on #CrookedHillary," Stone tweeted late Saturday night.
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He orders staples like soap, deodorant, and shampoo — then a courier from Miami will deliver the goods right to his office.
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Artificial intelligence-enabled technology and conveyors will then bring the goods to an Albertsons employee, who will manually compile the order.
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European wine and cheese were also among the goods the US Trade Representative's office threatened to place tariffs on in April.
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We unload all the goods, and I cut up my pineapple into chunks and snack on about one fifth of it.
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Last week, a Google security researcher announced that he'd be releasing the goods that are needed to jailbreak the latest iPhones.
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From toilet paper, to running shoes, to earbuds, Amazon was there to help me make my choice and deliver the goods.
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You've also got to have the material, the goods and the vision to make them want to do what you're doing.
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As reporter Kaitlyn Tiffany points out in The Goods by Vox, hiding likes doesn't doom influencers to a sponsor-free life.
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The singer continues to deliver the goods with her Fenty-branded sneakers and slides that always sell out in record time.
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The customer service representative insisted that the buyer must provide evidence proving the goods were fake before Alibaba would take action.
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One side of the male connector has the goods to charge Apple devices and the other side is a microUSB connector.
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Those that are occupied have a mere trickle of customers, and the goods they sell—furniture, clothes, electronics—are ambitiously priced.
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The film is landing on Netflix November 9, which means you can skip straight to the goods if you so desire.
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You can already see all the enviable offerings (and prices) online, but you can't officially shop the goods until September 30.
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They have the goods one would expect from a 15-inch laptop without feeling as cumbersome as a 15-inch laptop.
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If only Instagram existed in 2002, we know Brit would have posted a similar photo to Kendall, showing off the goods.
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In particular, the old rely on the working-age population for many of the goods and services they enjoy in retirement.
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In Rasa and Brendan's case, that would have meant clawing back the money while the scammer made off with the goods.
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The goods trade deficit was the highest since July 22.3 and the surplus on services was the lowest since December 2137.2.
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Ask for "pét-nat" at your local wine shop for instant insider cred and a virtual skeleton key to the goods.
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The dishes are made in Japan and backers are set to receive the goods in October, according to the campaign page.
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Scroll through all the goods ahead, and add them straight to your cart — before they shoot back up to full-price.
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They will travel to the destination at around 60 miles an hour, then attempt to land and drop off the goods.
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When it comes to luxury items, like iPhones, thieves will do almost anything imaginable to get their hands on the goods.
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China is the biggest player, buying 20103% of North Korean exports and selling 85% of the goods that North Korea imports.
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Doug says he shipped the goods to Miami in a box that the crew can be seen opening in the trailer.
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And even within the goods-producing sector, today's highly paid jobs require more skills and training than their 1976 counterparts did.
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In Australia, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is charged on these sanitary items that women require on a monthly basis.
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So the question is why hasn't the extraction of 1.8 million bpd off the market actually produced the goods for OPEC?
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The solution, Trump has said, is to levy high tariffs on the goods of any country he feels treats America unfairly.
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In another report on Tuesday, the Commerce Department said the goods trade deficit rose 26.4 percent to $0.63 billion in January.
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"Prices are already going up because of the war and the rise in the cost of securing the goods," he said.
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But it is scathing about the contortions performed by the then-attorney-general, Lord Goldsmith, to come up with the goods.
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The bike couriers return to pick up the shipping material after the goods have been consumed, ensuring a zero-waste formula.
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Either more real goods and services were bought and sold, or the nominal prices of the goods and services went up.
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The Goods Inside: Skin-care products from Jurlique, based in Australia, including a citrus hand cream, facial moisturizer and lip balm.
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Instead, it will continue to work on the implementation of the many pending reforms, most notably the goods and services tax.
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"Trade increased by a tremendous degree (during this time) and we needed larger, strong buildings to store the goods," says Bose.
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Instead, American businesses will compete based on the quality of the goods and services they provide and the prices they charge.
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His team has worked diligently and for long hours to find "the goods" on an array of unsuspecting and discrete individuals.
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The Coast Guard handed the goods over to U.S. Customs and Border Protection, which assessed the street value of the haul.
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The F-PACE SVR delivers the goods with oomph and growl, while the Cayenne Turbo does it with wail and whine.
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The one thing we know for sure is that conventional schooling is simply not delivering the goods, especially for poor kids.
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Many, if not most, of these businesses authenticate the goods as part of the process to keep forgeries off their site.
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Conleth Hill, who plays the bald, scheming eunuch Varys, actually looks like this: Want more stories from The Goods by Vox?
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Congress said it would continue to block the goods and services tax legislation in parliament unless Modi agreed to its conditions.
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Your makeup bag (or vanity, or bathroom cabinet, or wherever you stash the goods) could probably use a little TLC, too.
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The basic nature of the goods that Boxed sells (dish soap, granola bars, diapers) belies the technical sophistication of the company.
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Mr. Schulman paid Mr. Priore up front, and then worked to sell the goods at higher prices, according to the affidavit.
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Stores like Walmart pursue shoppers who they have falsely accused of shoplifting for the value of the goods they didn't steal.
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Imports are, in these instances, complementary to the American economy — not a substitute for the goods we're producing within our borders.
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You may have not heard of the brands on the app, and you might not trust the quality of the goods.
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As a substitute for the "Real Christmas Tree Experience (TM)," Amazon has a long way to go to deliver the goods.
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McGregor personally delivered the goods to the Back Bay Fire Station ... where he spent time takin' pics and choppin' it up.
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The virus' effect on U.S. businesses, meanwhile, could dampen some industries' ability to offer the goods and services China might want.
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Anchorage's Port of Alaska, which handles half the goods shipped to the state, is also being evaluated for damages, Falsey said.
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After going on this little quest, buyers have got 24 hours to confirm they have the goods and leave a review.
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It stores all the goods in its warehouses in New Delhi and then exports directly to its entities in different markets.
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If the answer is yes, the shop releases the goods (the money itself generally moves at the end of the day).
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And for the next two weeks, some of the goods on offer were created exclusively for the market's holiday Design Shop.
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In such a case, hit, annihilate and run type of operations aren't likely to produce the goods in the longer run.
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The full-service online estate sale marketplace helps homeowners offload their belongings, and will ship the goods to their new owners.
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In another report on Tuesday, the Commerce Department said the goods trade deficit rose 2265 percent to $20.1 billion in January.
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The Wuhan government has tasked three retailers with selling the goods and delivering the proceeds to the city's virus-fighting budget.
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This stave shelf should keep the goods nice and snug, and you should look really cool lifting bottles out of it.
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At the moment the tax is collected by the state where the goods or services are sold and exporters are exempt.
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So you have more money chasing the same number of goods, meaning the price of the goods has to go up.
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Twenty-six percent of the goods-producing companies said they had delayed investments, and 16 percent said they had raised prices.
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Most of the goods produced in the northeast are sold domestically, so it doesn't rely on exporting to the American market.
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In another report on Thursday, the Commerce Department said the goods trade deficit increased 2000 percent to $2211 billion in September.
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When adjusted for inflation, the goods trade deficit fell to $81.9 billion in April from $83.00 billion in the prior month.
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Should the US or Europe take at least some responsibility for the pollution produced overseas to make the goods they enjoy?
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McCoy, in three separate tweets that are still up even now, completely gave up the goods on a major Endgame plot point.
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When you call your product "the most advanced beer drinker's device in the universe," you'd better be able to deliver the goods.
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The documents say Qin exported the goods to Northwestern Polytechnical University by lying to the U.S. supplier and concealing the true recipient.
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We already got a head start on bookmarking the goods we hope see even steeper price cuts during the three-day extravaganza.
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"However, all of this growth could be stymied if tariffs are imposed on the goods we export around the world," she wrote.
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The goods and services tax (GST) and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code represent two important legislative reforms that have now passed parliament.
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" In September, he said, on top of the goods already targeted, he had an additional $267 billion in tariffs "ready to go.
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While Apple does not price the goods in its App Store, the iPhone users argue that Apple still exercises control over pricing.
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As Nadra Nittle previously wrote for The Goods, some schools frame their rules as a way of protecting students from unnecessary distractions.
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It was exciting to see that logo teaser last year, but now it's time to get serious and give us the goods.
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In a separate report on Thursday, the Commerce Department said the goods trade deficit rose 1.3 percent to $23 billion in September.
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What if they are making it more difficult for other countries, the ones producing the goods we consume, to reduce their emissions?
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Economists from consultancy Capital Economics said the government made a policy mistake by abolishing the Goods and Services Tax introduced by Najib.
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Many of the goods crossing at Busia are local farm produce, which can generally move duty-free within the East African Community.
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The output contracted as companies cut stock and put fresh orders on hold ahead of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) rollout.
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By making such detailed filings, Mueller is actually increasing his burden of proof — suggesting a supreme confidence that he has the goods.
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While COLAs have boosted retirement benefits by 50% over those years, the goods and services retirees typically buy went up by 100%.
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"We've raised more than $5003,2500 in supplies and donations," says Frankel, who arrived in Houston on Saturday to hand out the goods.
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Grabr takes the money as soon as the bid is accepted, and then pays out the traveler once they deliver the goods.
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The goods are certified for quality assurance using the company's sensor technology, and that certification is recorded onto a HyperLedger-based blockchain.
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Which means that trying to procure the goods we want and/or need becomes yet another thing that autistic people do atypically.
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Her work has appeared at The Goods by Vox, The Atlantic, Smithsonian Magazine, The Verge, Curbed, Southwest: The Magazine, Playboy, and elsewhere.
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Like the Upper East Side townhouse where the IRL boutique is housed, the site feels as luxe as the goods on offer.
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Moscovici said some of the goods under consideration for an EU riposte were largely produced in constituencies held by Trump's Republican party.
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The headline numbers also mask a much more dramatic slowdown in some parts of economy, most notably in the goods-producing sectors.
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Spending was weakest in the goods-producing and services sectors, while spending rose for companies in transportation, utilities, information and communications industries.
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Women twice her age are crooning cooking and cleaning advice, while others admire the goods that will soon adorn her marital kitchen.
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WEAK FIRST-QUARTER GDP Other data from the Commerce Department on Thursday showed the goods trade deficit widening 210 percent in March.
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Whatever. My favorite part of the video: when they just push the dang turntable mold to smash it to get the goods.
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The first Hayabusa mission, launched in 2003, successfully collected samples from asteroid 25143 Itokawa, and returned the goods to Earth in 2010.
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So if you want in on the goods, check out the available offerings ahead, then add to cart now while you can.
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Throughout history, human beings have relied on some sort of payment system to purchase the goods or services we wanted or needed.
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I could lean towards the birthday cake and, up to a point, actually feel like I was getting closer to the goods.
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Importers must notify HMRC by the end of the next working day that the goods have arrived in the UK, it added.
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The BJP pledged to simplify the goods and services tax, which disrupted businesses and hurt growth when Modi introduced it in 2017.
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Kim Kardashian is taking a more laid back approach to her Mexican vacation, but still making sure the goods are on display.
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Once the men were in the delivery truck, they passed boxes of iPhones back to the van and fled with the goods.
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They also said the goods will be returned to us in a couple of weeks and cannot provide any contact to us.
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We know this because the hackers posted a sampling of the goods online, although the website listing download links quickly went offline.
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But the goods-producing industries fared poorly as well, with natural resources losing 3,900 jobs, while employment in construction dropped by 9,000.
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The goods are pretty awesome ... 3 notebooks containing a bunch of handwritten Pac ideas and lyrics, and some CDs with unreleased tracks.
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Our club sources say BC got $15k for the appearance, and we spotted a promoter getting into her ride with the goods.
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At first, his government signalled raising the goods and services (consumption) tax from its present rate of 10%, and lowering income taxes.
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The goods on her website range from prints and paintings to t-shirts and pins, and they're heavy on the neon hues.
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As a Blumhouse horror film, however, this might just be delivering the goods the audience is there for in the first place.
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No surprises are expected in the trade report for February after advance figures showed a slight widening in the goods trade deficit.
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The goods trade deficit with China shrank 0.8% to $30 billion with Chinese imports falling 0.7% and U.S. exports to China unchanged.
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In a separate report on Thursday, the Commerce Department said the goods trade deficit rose 1.3 percent to $64.1 billion in September.
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Agilent also said it does not believe the goods it imports are specifically covered by the "Made in China 2025" industrial policy.
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Incredibly, of all the goods and services ever produced by the People's Republic of China, over half were produced from 2008 onwards.
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The first two are viewed as future growth areas for the company, but its video platform iQiyi is already delivering the goods.
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"We must prevent the goods, funds, people, and technology necessary for nuclear and missile development from heading to North Korea," he said.
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In fact, there would even be some benefit as some of the goods the U.S. gets from China would be produced domestically.
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Real talk: you choose the wine by the label, then promptly toss it into the recycling bin after the goods are consumed.
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But some of the hardest-hit businesses are likely to be in the goods and services that Britons deal with every day.
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The fears were briefly kept in check earlier in the week when the Trump administration delayed tariffs on some of the goods.
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"The biggest challenge with package delivery is getting the goods into the hands of the recipient," Luxer One CEO Arik Levy said.
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Many supply chains rely on multiple modes of transportation, and no single mode has enough redundancy to accommodate the goods of another.
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What the U.S. sells to the EU is more than 40 percent of all the goods America exports to China and Japan.
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Scotland's exports to the EU were almost 12 billion pounds in 2014, or 42 percent of all the goods it sends abroad.
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You can actually just buy the juice packets and squeeze the goods into your glass with your bare hands, no gadget required.
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In SXM's case, its hard-to-access location makes importing the goods and services needed to run the event a pricey proposition.
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Colombia had imposed the high tariffs because it said the goods were imported at artificially low prices in order to launder money.
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Kaepernick agreed to the deal because he wants to play — and wants to show other teams that he still has the goods.
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Because Mexican companies win few American contracts, that would significantly restrict the goods and services American companies supply to the Mexican government.
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"Even if you call off, you will receive retaliation in some way," Kendra Avila, a Chipotle employee in Manhattan, told the Goods.
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Exporters can attempt to prove that the goods will be used for legitimate purposes, but that is a tough hurdle to clear.
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Each chapter begins with Cleric Chih cataloging the goods in a house where the late Empress In-yo resided during her banishment.
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The second task of a dropper is taking a photo and writing a description and uploading the goods onto the shop site.
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Her work has appeared at The Goods by Vox, the Atlantic, Smithsonian Magazine, The Verge, Curbed, Southwest: The Magazine, Playboy, and elsewhere.
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Josh Gerben, a trademark lawyer, said this bill would hold e-commerce companies more accountable for the goods sold on their sites.
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"I think what he is suggesting is, we have the goods, we have the facts and merit on our side," Ray said.
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Wendy Williams is officially single and already mingling ... because she knows exactly what she wants, and the goods she's got to offer.
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Some of the West's purported dematerialisation may be down to more of the goods it buys being manufactured abroad, not at home.
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This is not the first time members of the public have protested against brands by destroying the goods they had previously purchased.
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It wasn't a stellar year for TV deals, but we're still hopeful than Cyber Monday and Cyber Week will deliver the goods.
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Though the goods they sell ranges from clothes to wine and chocolate, these shops stand out for their loyalty to Italian brands.
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The total value of the goods to be tariffed could exceed $4b, but it has to get approval from the EU commission.
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Employment across the goods-producing sectors fell flat last year under pressure from rising tariffs and fading growth in Europe and Asia.
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Managers at some of the Nike stores said they had been instructed to remove the goods via an internal memo from management.
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The goods trade gap, which has fallen for three straight months due to declining imports, surged 23.1% to $68.3 billion last month.
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Trump's buy American push could also lead to higher inflation because some of the goods can be made cheaper overseas, Cooperman said.
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The goods deficit with China rose more than $3 billion in December as some companies rushed to buy inventory under the wire.
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Countervailing duties are imposed on goods to offset the fact that the goods may have been made with the help of subsidies.
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As Rebecca Jennings wrote for The Goods, these apps are applying to dating services the freemium pricing model used in online games.
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The news comes as India's landmark sales tax system, the Goods and Services Tax (GST), turned one year old on July 1.
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Like Walmart, Maersk had already been looking for years for a better way to trace the goods it ships around the globe.
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One can only imagine the aftermath of an attack like that, were the hackers to get all the goods they were after.
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The phenomenal productivity of the New Economy was powered by the goods and services created by the rising young professional class—I.
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The prices can be ridiculously cheap, but if the goods are being sold by a third party on Taobao, they could be suspect.
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We looked into all the new products coming to Ulta, so you can go straight to the goods on your next shopping trip.
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It's difficult to find a price point that's still attractive to consumers but pays for the goods and services, delivery and startup overhead.
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The goods targeted include American apples — which will be hit with a 70% tariff — as well as almonds, lentils and several chemical products.
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Good, wet news here -- footage of Vinny from "Jersey Shore" doing his stripping thing has leaked ... and he definitely gives up the goods.
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Customs officials who worked with their mainland counterparts to intercept the goods, found the species buried under frozen meat inside a refrigerated container.
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" In September, he said that, on top of the goods already targeted, he had an additional $267 billion in tariffs "ready to go.
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The new Virb Ultra 30 packs the goods to record at 4k and allows the user to control its functions through voice commands.
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The purpose of gluten in these foods is to help them keep their shape and hold the goods together, according to The Spruce.
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Without NAFTA, the USITC estimates that the goods deficits with Canada and Mexico would be larger by around 3% of total bilateral trade.
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All of these things require a special something to make them look real — and it's a makeup artist's job to deliver the goods.
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"I think it's a plot to keep us from finding out the goods on them," said Patricia, a retired government worker in Pace.
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For retailers, Happy Returns optimizes routing returns to different end-destinations based on the condition of the goods and rules each retailer sets.
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So I spent months looking for a bag that could fit it all but still have a way to access the goods quickly.
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Then they can choose if they want to buy the product through the mobile app and pick up the goods at the truck.
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Governments collect import tariffs from companies that bring in the goods, so Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods are typically paid by American importers.
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After the initial collection sold out in less than 24 hours, shoppers now have a second chance to get in on the goods.
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On a year-to-date basis, the goods and services deficit fell 7.6 percent, or $8.3 billion, from the same period in 2018.
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But GDP growth could surprise on the upside after data on Wednesday showed a sharp drop in the goods trade deficit in September.
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If the answer is "yes", the shop has a guarantee it will eventually receive the money, and the shopper can take the goods.
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And even in countries where they do, a water subsidy may be included in the cost of the goods people buy in shops.
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People still want to see and feel the goods they'll purchase, and most brands still see huge benefits from having a physical outpost.
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On the goods side, construction added 15,000 but natural resources and mining fell by 6,000 and manufacturing contributed just 1,000 to the total.
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India's historic approval of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) this week marked a milestone in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's two-year reign.
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Investors are fearful about the tariff because the goods being targeted include consumer products ranging from apparel to Apple products like the iPhone.
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This new trailer doesn't give up the goods on the story but it does highlight the various deadly situations Bourne finds himself in.
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PA, to cover the risk of not being paid for the goods and services they provide in case of insolvency or other problems.
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Later that night, he watched the same man accuse his girlfriend of having stolen the goods, and then strangle her until she collapsed.
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" —Alanna Okun, deputy editor for The Goods, from Massachusetts Adds a friend of mine from the Boston suburbs: "I don't have strong feelings.
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Although the goods trade deficit is around $60 billion, the U.S. holds a considerable services trade surplus with Mexico — $9.2 billion in 85033.
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Recent gains in the rouble are harmful to influential exporters who want to receive more roubles for the goods they sell in dollars.
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Many have turned to the black market to obtain dollars, and are doubtless smuggling in some of the goods that have been banned.
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This blog has returned from time to time to some old-fashioned measures; the goods that are being moved by truck and train.
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The countries involved say it is about identifying where the goods come from and clearly separating between Israel and the land it occupies.
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Another tempting target is trade finance, which still requires lots of paperwork to travel around the globe along with the goods being sold.
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"What Hillary presents is a recognition that translating values into governance and delivering the goods is ultimately the job of politics," he said.
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To keep the vermin from chewing up the goods, the story goes, merchants would bring in a few hungry cats to hunt them.
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The market vendors scooped up the goods at Manhattan piers and hauled them the final few blocks to the market with hand trucks.
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This means that once that tariff is paid, no further proof on where in the world the goods came from is necessary. Yes.
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The goods are on sale in U.S. brand Aeropostale Inc's first Thai store, recently opened in a joint venture with Robinson Department Store.
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The goods-producing industries rose by 0.6 percent, led by growth in manufacturing and construction, while the service-producing industries rose 0.2 percent.
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So, it's safe to assume the prosecutors, including Mueller, have "the goods" to prove that the money did come from the president himself.
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The other main factor affecting India's growth outlook was the goods and services tax — India's most ambitious economic reform plan in 70 years.
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"The gains are broad based but most notable in the goods producing side of the economy including construction, manufacturing and mining," he said.
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The goods trade deficit fell to 10.89 billion pounds in December, narrower than a forecast of 11.5 billion pounds in the Reuters poll.
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In Medicare Parts B and D, beneficiaries pay only about 25 percent of the average cost of the goods and services they receive.
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Or maybe it's murkier, but drives to the same conclusion: that Putin in some way, for some reason, has the goods on Trump.
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This organization begins to let the viewer see the lives of actual people, their religious practices and the goods that sometimes survived them.
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