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Know your worth, but don't overblow it (or undersell yourself!).

These percentages, however, undersell the political impact to blue states.

Take Musk's negative lesson along with the positive: Undersell, then overdeliver.

He never oversold a race, but neither did he undersell it.

Lambkin tends to undersell his musical talents, but his handiwork is undeniable.

To call wrestling "fake" is to dramatically undersell what's actually being performed.

The information can be used to ensure you never overpay or undersell.

"I'm one of those guys who likes to undersell and overachieve," he says.

ET (Don't undersell exhaustion as a tool in favor of leadership this process).

To call "NieR: Automata" a strange game is to vastly undersell its bizarreness.

And then she resumed the conversation, back to the art of the undersell.

But the biggest mistake we can make is to undersell and overwork ourselves.

To call Mystery Science Theater 3000 unique among classic comedy series is to undersell it.

It's hard to undersell just how inane homeopathy, which originated in the 19th century, really is.

He has nuances of personality and technique and backstory that any grouping or categorization will undersell.

Optimistic projections can undersell the depth of the problem and distort the fiscal future for voters.

Now, I don't want to undersell this fight, which is one of the season's better scenes.

Although we definitely do NOT want to undersell the miraculous work put in here by Kim's bikini.

The same is true of Walmart, with its low-cost supply chains that allow it to undersell competitors.

Drs Chattopadhyay Waser and Rana, however, believe that to focus on memory is to undersell the new chips.

But to paint Fredo as just a scary lean-sipping background flexer is to severely undersell his own songwriting.

But Zhang has a tendency to undersell one huge component of her debut novel's near-seamless path to publication.

Plus, and don't undersell this reality, Trump's demeanor doesn't exactly lend itself to a "fireside chat" sort of vibe.

Manchester by the Sea could be dismissed as a "difficult film," but that would undersell how unexpectedly inspiring it is.

Undersell the outcome, paint yourself as facing major headwinds, and then if you wind up on top, you're a genius!

These studies, as one example, undersell the amount of legally made tobacco that ends up being smuggled, instead blaming counterfeit products.

Competition among O2O companies is fierce and many offer deep discounts of up to 60 percent in order to undersell rivals.

All profits, he said, are plowed back into research and charity, and the company's low costs allow it to undersell competitors.

Still, you could make the argument that O'Rourke's candidacy drove Democratic gains in Texas, which means these stats undersell his strength.

Do you think there was a psychological drive propelling your colleagues to want to undersell DeepMind's contribution because it was displacing them?

KF: I think some of the barriers they face are not understanding that people want the big idea, so [women often] undersell themselves.

Some compared its aggressive sonics to that of grime and footwork, but such conversations undersell the giddy efforts of records like Chapa Quente.

And he isn't too concerned that a pretty visual might undersell the seriousness and urgency of a major global problem like climate change.

Watch out for what happens around money and self-worth—be cautious with your spending, and don't undersell yourself or doubt your abilities.

If you're negotiating your compensation package for a new job (and you should always, without fail, negotiate your offer), do not undersell yourself.

Buttigieg wins (or finishes second or close third): To his credit, Buttigieg isn't trying to undersell the importance of Iowa to his campaign.

"You should not undersell giving almost the entire country a tax cut," Guy Benson, a conservative pundit and editor at Town Hall, told Vox.

I also don't want to undersell the value of having an example of modern robotics that people can relate to and feel connected to.

All that heady stuff aside, let's not undersell exactly how much Shuri's cool factor, in and of itself, merits her being crowned our queen.

China has used the technique to prop up entire industries, which can undersell the firms they steal from by passing savings on to consumers.

Recent public polling shows Mr. Cruz leading by mid- to low-single digits, though the senator has argued that these estimates undersell his edge.

They decided to purchase spent cartridges from Lexmark's customers (both in the U.S. and abroad), refill them with ink themselves and then undersell Lexmark.

Therefore, Republicans' strong presidential performances in North Carolina's 20163 may undersell the chance McCready has, given the district has more registered Democrats than Republicans.

Google MapsCalling Google Maps an essential app is a bit of an undersell, as it's one of the most-used Android apps of all time.

Sometimes, an album cover can remarkably undersell the brilliance of the album, slapping any ol' farty nonsense on the front of an otherwise solid release.

The statistics — 214 points on 200 shots, five rebounds and three assists — still undersell the extent to which DiVincenzo was his team's fulcrum Monday night.

The statement you now receive may actually "undersell" the benefit of waiting to claim because of how it forecasts a future beneficiary's earnings, Blayney explained.

While Trump argues the polls undersell his support, some Democrats say surveys showing Biden well ahead of the Democratic field are not to be trusted.

Lucas Pope sure knows how to undersell his games — which, by all accounts, continue to push the limit of what we can expect from the medium.

Now, as in those previous years, the stats undersell his ability to perform at an expert level most any duty asked of the modern big man.

"I've seen what happens when a country is allowed to undersell the U.S.," said Mr. Collins, who was the first member of Congress to endorse Mr. Trump.

Last year, I made a case for Legends of Tomorrow being the weirdest, and therefore greatest, superhero TV show out there, and hoo boy, did I undersell it.

To say that America's Test Kitchen has years of experience is to drastically undersell the vast trove of testing and publishing available through the incredible ATK YouTube channel.

Don't undersell (or oversell) your connection I've found that I can experience a kind of impostor syndrome when reaching out to contacts I knew, but wasn't particularly close with.

To simply describe the plot is to undersell the book's key quality — the way DelBianco's arresting, lyrical sentences seem to activate all five senses, plus your sense of fear.

Launched nearly three years ago, in the same month as X.ai, it is one of the human-machine hybrid services that Mortensen was trying to undersell and out-innovate.

In a separate report published this week, Christopher Bendiksen of CoinShares, a blockchain industry research group, argues that most estimates undersell the role of renewable energy in bitcoin mining.

This might undersell the weirdness of what has happened this year: not only were the Orioles not supposed to take first place—they were supposed to be actively bad.

But I think Burns may even undersell the poisonous sympathy Rowling's characters express for Pippa and Kath, the woman and aspiring writer who has effectively adopted her as a surrogate daughter.

By limiting where cars can be sold, these laws allow for dealerships in less populated areas to excessively mark up prices and, in some cases, impose costs on carmakers when vehicles undersell.

Other industry sources called the alleged example, as described by Business Insider, an unprecedented attempt by the pharma company to undersell its own would-be partners, saying it threatens agencies and consultancies alike.

Billie Jean Floyd, a sweet woman with the Ada Historical Society, kicked off the episode with a tale of Ada's long, dark history with vigilante justice — and trust us, she didn't undersell it.

A press release describes "Red Light Drive" by HIRA as "a cyberpunk symphony set in that nightclub in Strange Days" but that is both somehow extremely extra and almost an undersell of the track.

Bloomberg is (still) very rich: To say that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was bad in the ninth debate in Las Vegas last week is to undersell the weakness of his performance.

I think that, as women, we still continue to undervalue our own worth, to undersell ourselves, and it takes another woman to give us a sense of what's possible in order to be able to dare, to take a flying leap.

To better communicate your value at work, Brown recommends that you ask yourself these four questions: In a TEDx presentation that has garnered nearly 1.7 million views, Brown says women tend to underprice or undersell their services more than men do.

The Los Angeles-based songwriter Colleen Green has described her style as "Ramones-core," but that term might undersell her remarkable ability to find new meaning in the same guitar chords that countless other pop-leaning punks have been banging on for decades.

"Low-priced imports from Canada have taken sales volume from us, depressed our prices and also undersell our uncoated groundwood paper in the United States," Craig Anneberg, the chief executive officer of North Pacific Paper Company, testified before the International Trade Commission last month.

The restaurant (because, let's be real, while it is a wine bar, calling it that is such an undersell) features a deep list of incredible natural wines and a menu rife with smart, nuanced plates that will inspire conversation with your colleagues beyond tomorrow's PowerPoint presentation.

Márquez told The Atlantic in 1973 that "surrealism comes from the reality of Latin America": I don't want to undersell this point, so: I just don't know that KRZ works as a whole if it isn't able to visually communicate the breadth, chaos, and seeming-impossibility of everyday life.

When we ignore or undersell the flaws in a work like RDR2 (which is not unique in the reported conditions of its production, but which is a flashpoint for games culture to work through our understanding of labor rights), we help in the hawking of a neoliberal myth about artists: that all great creation requires the volunteer destruction of the self.

They employed no English ships, and could underbuy and undersell the English manufacturer and the English trader.

It will also discourage and disadvantage competitors who are not willing to undersell and losing sales to others. However, businesses have to ensure they have enough capital to stay in surplus before the price is raised up again.

Bentley and Colburn became bitter rivals in the years that followed the dissolution of their partnership, publishing similar series and trying to undersell each other.Wallins, 44–45. In 1833, Bentley was appointed Publisher in Ordinary to the king, but it brought him no business.Wallins, 45.

" But, the court countered, the instant case is sharply distinguishable from the 1926 General Electric case: "General Electric was engaged in the manufacture of its patented device; and to protect its legal monopoly the Supreme Court held that it had the right to insist that its licensee would not undersell it in competition.

From 1815 to 1870, Britain reaped the benefits of being the world's first modern, industrialised nation. It described itself as 'the workshop of the world', meaning that its finished goods were produced so efficiently and cheaply that they could often undersell comparable, locally manufactured goods in almost any other market.Harold Cox, ed.

The conflict of the Merchant Adventurers with the Hanseatic League continued as the latter had the same rights in England as native merchants and better privileges abroad. They could thus undersell English merchants. Hamburg was a member of the League. When the English merchants left Emden, they tried to settle in Hamburg, but the League forced the city to expel them.

There was no hope of making a profit. In order to compete on the coast the HBC had to take large, long-term financial losses. The main advantage the HBC had over the Americans was that it could take such losses. As a vast corporation with a large amount of capital, the company was able to undersell the Americans, taking a loss, for years on end.

Prices were regulated so the prisoners did not undersell local industries. In return, prisoners were permitted to buy additional food, tobacco, wine, clothes or materials for further work. At the end of the war, the Transport Board noted that some prisoners had earned as much as 100 guineas. Thousands of Norman Cross artefacts survive today in local museums, including 500 in Peterborough Museum, and private collections.

This had a 1368 cc Coventry Simplex four-cylinder side-valve engine and was priced between £225 and £285. About 100 11/27s were made. The company disappeared with many others as a result of the Great Depression, and the rise of mass-produced small cars which could comfortably undersell the largely hand-built small-makers models. A failed export order did not help.

Mantell left New Zealand as he did not feel right about trying to convince the indigenous Māori people to undersell their land and returned to England in 1856, where he met Geraldine Jewsbury, a woman eight years his senior. When in New Zealand, the Maori people called Mantell "Matara". Jewsbury used this as a nickname for Mantell. When Mantell was in England he had difficulty finding work.

Chain stores did not become popular in the United States until the end of World War I. It was reported in 1929 that chain stores accounted for 39% of all grocery sales in the United States. Chain stores' success is related to their ability to undersell smaller distributors. An anti-chain movement arose in response to the success of the chain stores during the Great Depression, but caused little detriment to the success and profitability of the chains.

There is also a high inflation rate. As of 2008, 17.2% of the total population lives below the poverty line, which is the lowest figure in the history of Pakistan. Poverty levels appear to necessitate that children work in order to allow families to reach their target take‐home pay. The low cost of child labour gives manufacturers a significant advantage in the Western marketplace, where they undersell their competitors from countries which are prohibiting child labour.

Enrique Diosdado and Delia Garcés in La dama duende (1944) La guerra gaucha (1942) was an adaptation of a novel by Miguel de Unamuno. The partners at Artistas Argentinos Asociados decided to make the film with their own funds. These proved insufficient and they had to partner with San Miguel Studios and undersell the exhibition rights for the movie earlier in some areas. These decisions allowed them to make the film with "a little less belt-tightening but without splurging".

In the 1990s when God Street Wine was a full-time touring band they occasionally played undersell shows at venues they had outgrown. On these occasions they most often billed themselves as Jon Bevo's Love Orchestra. In July 2014 they brought the alias back and played Garcia's at The Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. The show was recorded by WPKN 89.5 in Bridgeport, CT and broadcast by them the following week. This would stand as the band's only activity of 2014.

In the early twentieth century large cities got their dairy supply from farms as far as . Dairy products were not as easily transported great distances like fruits and vegetables due to greater perishability. Refrigeration made production possible in the west far from eastern markets, so much in fact that dairy farmers could pay transportation cost and still undersell their eastern competitors. Refrigeration and the refrigerated rail gave opportunity to areas with rich soil far from natural channel of transport such as a river, valley trail or harbors.

In the late 1830s the HBC instituted a policy intended to destroy or weaken the American fur trade companies. The HBC's annual collection and re-supply Snake River Expedition was transformed to a trading enterprise. Beginning in 1834, it visited the American Rendezvous to undersell the American traders—losing money but undercutting the American fur traders. By 1840 the fashion in Europe and Britain shifted away from the formerly very popular beaver felt hats and prices for furs rapidly declined and the trapping almost ceased.

This possibility was investigated, but it was determined that the tea would simply be smuggled back into Great Britain, where it would undersell the taxed product.Thomas, Townshend Duties, 250; Labaree, Tea Party, 69. The best market for the East India Company's surplus tea, so it seemed, was the American colonies, if a way could be found to make it cheaper than the smuggled Dutch tea.Labaree, Tea Party, 70, 75. The North ministry's solution was the Tea Act, which received the assent of King George on May 10, 1773.

Keeping with ShareData's business model of producing low-cost video games, AGC attempted to undersell their competition by as much as 30%. However, debts mounted throughout 1991, and by the fourth quarter AGC's creditors were trying to force the company into a reorganization under Chapter 11 of the United States' Bankruptcy Code. ShareData itself was among the creditors pressuring American Game Cartridges, and American Game Cartridges filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 soon after. They remained in Chapter 11 until January 1994, when they finally filed their plan to reorganize.

In the late 1830s the Hudson's Bay Company instituted a policy intended to destroy or weaken the American fur trade companies. The Hudson's Bay Company's annual collection and re-supply Snake River Expedition was transformed to a trading enterprise. Beginning in 1834, it visited the American Rendezvous to undersell the American traders—losing money but undercutting the American fur traders. By 1840 the fashion in Europe and Britain shifted away from the formerly very popular beaver felt hats and prices for furs rapidly declined and the trapping almost ceased.

The Portuguese under Vasco da Gama discovered a naval route to the Indian Ocean through the southern tip of Africa in 1497–98. Initially, the Portuguese were mainly active in Calicut, but the northern region of Gujarat was even more important for trade, and an essential intermediary in east–west trade. Reception of Venetian ambassadors in Damascus in the time of Qaitbay. Venetian interests were directly threatened as the traditional trade patterns were eliminated and the Portuguese became able to undersell the Venetians in the spice trade in Europe.

G.E. Mingay (1986). "The Transformation of Britain, 1830–1939". p. 25. Routledge, 1986 Although mechanization dramatically decreased the cost of cotton cloth, by the mid-19th century machine-woven cloth still could not equal the quality of hand-woven Indian cloth, in part due to the fineness of thread made possible by the type of cotton used in India, which allowed high thread counts. However, the high productivity of British textile manufacturing allowed coarser grades of British cloth to undersell hand-spun and woven fabric in low-wage India, eventually destroying the industry.

Human- trafficker Jeffrey Epstein served as a board member from 1987 to 1994. Academy alumni Maria Farmer criticized Eileen Guggenheim for pressuring her in 1995 to undersell her artwork, for the sake of the academy, to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell during her graduate exhibition. Several NYAA alumni traveled with Farmer to Epstein's New Mexico ranch on an awkward trip organized by Guggenheim, who served as the Dean of Students in 1995. The students described attending a bizarre, competitive dinner party where they were led to believe that Epstein was planning to grant one of them a major commission, which ultimately never materialized.

McGillivray, an influential chief of the Upper Creek (Muscogee) towns, was an intimate associate of Panton and is generally considered to have been a silent partner in the firm. Panton had promised him a one-fifth share of the company's profits once it obtained Spanish approval. McGillivray, always sickly, died in 1793, and was buried with Masonic honors in Panton's garden at Pensacola on 18 February of that year. The firm fixed prices to undersell its competitors in Georgia and South Carolina, dispatched agents throughout the Indian country, and carried Spanish government communiques among the tribes.

Chaul e Diu −1508 e 1509 – O Domínio do Índico Lisbon, Tribuna da História, pg.25 Dom Francisco departed from Lisbon in March 1505 with twenty ships and his 20-year-old son, Dom Lourenço, who was himself nominated capitão-mor do mar da Índia or captain-major of the sea of India.Saturnino Monteiro (2011), Portuguese Sea Battles Volume I – The First World Sea Power p. 207 Portuguese intervention was seriously disrupting Muslim trade in the Indian Ocean, threatening Venetian interests as well, as the Portuguese became able to undersell the Venetians in the spice trade in Europe.

They learn the bank intends to foreclose, so Willie pays a visit to the banker, Bob Freeman (Peter Gallagher), to show that he made up the back payments with funds borrowed from relatives. Freeman takes Willie's receipt and burns it, then offers to buy his house for less than it's worth. He is building a huge, new home development in the area, and he needs all the land in Willie's neighborhood to do it. Willie refuses to undersell or to bow to pressure, and destroys an expensive chair and rug before storming out of the office.

Firstly, traders from Boston controlled most of the Maritime Fur Trade, travelling along the coast by boat. Such strong competition kept the price of pelts very high, much higher than Hudson's Bay was paying elsewhere. McMillan was advised by his superiors to intentionally undersell Americans in order to force them out of the region and assure a monopoly for the HBC. This came in the form of a trade tariff on that Indigenous people that they identified as a trading disadvantage where five beaver skins were required to receive one two-and-a-half point HBC blanket.

A larger front section used for the business was divided by a thin wall from a smaller back section which served as Stewart's residence. Unlike other dry goods competitors located along Pearl Street, Stewart placed his store several blocks west on Broadway. He believed customers would travel to buy goods where they could most easily find the best prices, stating that the key to success was not where the store was placed, but rather where "to obtain wholesale trade to undersell competitors".Elias, 11 When first opening the store, Stewart placed cases full of merchandise along the sidewalk in front of the store as a way of advertising his establishment.

They, however, could not care less about military intelligence; they wanted economic and scientific secrets. Their objective was to short-circuit development costs and undersell us And, as the Zacharski case suggests, they were good at finding friends in the right places. Zacharski disclosed the activities of a Russian spy in Poland who under code name "Olin" (known as affair of Olin - Polish Security Services and Oleksy Case Olingate) cooperated with one of the best connected KGB agents and the most powerful Russian spies Vladimir Alganov and another Russian diplomat, Georgiy Yakimishin. This consequently resulted in the fall of Polish government under Prime Minister Jozef Oleksy.

At the time when Ali was running for president, the charges had never been brought to a full Court hearing. Immediately following his selection, Ali was accused of academic fraud, with opponents claiming that when Ali was in his early 20s, he had mis-represented one of his qualifications. Ali was also indicted on 19 charges of other fraud for allegedly defrauding the State of over $174M between the period 2011 and 2015, allegedly conspiring with persons unknown to "greatly undersell" 19 plots of state lands at Plantation Sparendaam and Goedverwagting in East Coast Demerara to current or former government officials. The trial on the matters was postponed several times.

Big business grew much more slowly in Britain than in the United States, with the result that by the late 19th century the much larger American corporations were growing faster and could undersell the smaller competitors in Britain. A key was the vertical integration. In the United States, the typical firm expanded by reaching backward into the supply chain and forward into the distribution system. In the Ford Motor Company, raw iron and coal went in one end, and Model Ts were delivered by local dealers at the other end, British firms did not try to own the sources of raw materials, they bought on the market.

The 1980 badge engineered Bentley Mulsanne was the last Bentley to undersell its Rolls-Royce sister, in this case the Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit. When the Rolls-Royce Motor Car division was sold to Vickers plc in 1980, Bentley changed its image, resulting in the Bentley Mulsanne Turbo, nicknamed the "Crewe missile", which accelerated faster than some Ferraris. After this point, while the two marques looked similar, Bentleys were designed to appeal typically to wealthy businessmen, while Rolls-Royce maintained their appeal to the traditional wealthy. The result was a surge in Bentley sales, which by 1985, had over taken Rolls Royce sales for the first time since car production moved to Crewe.

If content to undersell > all others, they could engross the market for shoes, to the extent of their > capacity to supply the demand during the life of their patents, or so long > as their invention was not superseded by subsequent inventions still further > cheapening the cost of manufacture. The monopoly thus secured would be the > legitimate consequence of the meritorious character of their invention. Yet > just such monopolies may result whenever a new and surprising advance is > made in some art of wide and general use. The great consuming public would > be benefited, rather than injured, for the monopoly could endure so long > only as shoes were supplied at a less price than had prevailed before the > invention.

Wyeth offered to purchase supplies from Fort Vancouver then undersell American merchants rendezvous and resell the gained furs at a set price back at Vancouver. Additionally, he stated his intentions to avoid trapping around any HBC post, and limit trapping to south of the Columbia. Wyeth and his remaining men moved with the party of Benjamin Bonneville to the 1833 Rendezvous, held in the vicinity of modern Daniel, Wyoming on the Horse Creek.The adventures of Captain Bonneville, Irving, Washington, New York City, N.Y.: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1868 Before leaving the gathering, Wyeth negotiated with Milton Sublette and Thomas Fitzpatrick of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company to furnish $3,000 worth of suppliesCannon, Mike.

Osburn was drafted twice in 1969, first by the Chicago White Sox in the second round of the June amateur draft, and then by the Seattle Pilots in the first round of the June secondary draft. Osburn said he did not sign with the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago White Sox because he did not want to undersell himself, and that he was weary of signing with the Pilots because it was an organization that he "hadn't heard of". He ended-up not signing with the Pilots and instead went on to attend Florida State University. Osburn was selected in the first round of the 1970 Major League Baseball draft by the Cincinnati Reds, and eventually signed.

The reason for making an exception for patented good is unsound, he argued: > The Court made an exception in the case of these price-fixing combinations > in order to make the patent monopoly a more valuable one to the patentee. It > was concerned with giving him as high a reward as possible. It reasoned > that, if the patentee could not control the price at which his licensees > sold the patented article, they might undersell him; that a price-fixing > combination would give him protection against that contingency, and > therefore was a reasonable device to secure him a pecuniary reward for his > invention. Thus, the General Electric case inverted Cl. 8 of Art.

Steve Morse of The Boston Globe dismissed the album as "littered with syrupy, easy-listening, trite-lyric ballads that undersell her talent". Similar to Slant Magazine critic Eric Henderson's review, Morse maintained that Dion is at her best when she reverts to her old formula, stating: "She experiments at times with a more gravelly voice, suggesting a bid for more street appeal, but the overall effect is stiff and mechanical, minus the warmth for which she is known". RenownedForSound.com praised the album, giving the collection a four star review saying "It goes to show that Celine Dion has released something delightful for old and new fans, with a mixture of songs that have both a Pop/RnB focus as well as encompassing her adult contemporary- pop roots".

22 rimfire pressures, and the cost savings it produced allowed Sturm and Ruger to radically undersell the competition which still used older and more expensive manufacturing techniques. Financier Sturm, an amateur heraldry aficionado, made his own contribution in the form of the company's trademark "Red Eagle" coat of arms emblem, which was featured as a medallion on the left grip panel. A favorable review published in the American Rifleman magazine penned by the notable firearms authority Major General Julian S. Hatcher, coupled with a subdued advertisement printed in the same magazine resulted in a great deal of interest from the public. The suggested retail price for the new pistol was a reasonable and very competitive $37.50 US."Ruger MKI / MKII / MKIII" Nazarian's gun recognition guide Web site.

144–45 In 1773, private letters were published in which Massachusetts Governor Thomas Hutchinson claimed that the colonists could not enjoy all English liberties, and Lieutenant Governor Andrew Oliver called for the direct payment of colonial officials. The letters' contents were used as evidence of a systematic plot against American rights, and discredited Hutchinson in the eyes of the people; the Assembly petitioned for his recall. Benjamin Franklin, postmaster general for the colonies, acknowledged that he leaked the letters, which led to him being berated by British officials and fired from his job. Meanwhile, Parliament passed the Tea Act to lower the price of taxed tea exported to the colonies to help the East India Company undersell smuggled Dutch tea.

Previously, the Portuguese had been mainly active in Calicut, but the northern region of Gujarat was even more important for trade, and an essential intermediary in east–west trade: the Gujaratis were bringing spices from the Moluccas as well as silk from China, and then selling them to the Egyptians and Arabs. The Portuguese' monopolizing interventions were however seriously disrupting Indian Ocean trade, threatening Arab as well as Venetian interests, as it became possible for the Portuguese to undersell the Venetians in the spice trade in Europe. Venice broke diplomatic relations with Portugal and started to look at ways to counter its intervention in the Indian Ocean, sending an ambassador to the Egyptian court.Foundations of the Portuguese empire, 1415–1580 Bailey Wallys Diffie p.

During their famous ascent up the Missouri River to find the Northwest Passage, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark noted the spot in June 1804, as they camped for the night just across the river: > high commanding position, more than 70 feet above high-water mark, and > overlooking the river, which is here but of little depth...Fort Osage – > National Park Service. Cr.nps.gov. Retrieved on 2013-08-28. In the same year Pierre Chouteau of the Chouteau fur trading family and an agent for the Osage took Osage chiefs to meet President Thomas Jefferson who promised to build them a trading post. Previously Jefferson promoted his plan of expanding Federal trading posts on the frontier as means to remove the harmful influence of individual merchants by "undersell[ing] private traders" to make them withdraw from borderlands and "earn the good will of the Indians".

Chuck Peddle, Rod Orgill, and Wil Mathys designed the initial architecture of the new processors. A September 1975 article in EDN magazine gives this summary of the design: > The MOS Technology 650X family represents a conscious attempt of eight > former Motorola employees who worked on the development of the 6800 system > to put out a part that would replace and outperform the 6800, yet undersell > it. With the benefit of hindsight gained on the 6800 project, the MOS > Technology team headed by Chuck Peddle, made the following architectural > changes in the Motorola CPU… The main change in terms of chip size was the elimination of the three-state from the address bus outputs. This had been included in the 6800 to allow it to work with other chips in direct memory access (DMA) and co-processing roles, at the cost of significant die space.

During this period, between the 1815 Congress of Vienna after the defeat of Napoleonic France and the end of the Franco-Prussian War in 1871, Britain reaped the benefits of being the world's sole modern, industrial power. As the "workshop of the world", Britain could produce finished goods so efficiently that they could usually undersell comparable, locally manufactured goods in foreign markets, even supplying a large share of the manufactured goods consumed by such nations as the German states, France, Belgium, and the United States. The erosion of British hegemony after the Franco-Prussian War, in which a coalition of German states led by Prussia defeated France, was occasioned by changes in the European and world economies and in the continental balance of power following the breakdown of the Concert of Europe, established by the Congress of Vienna. The establishment of nation-states in Germany and Italy resolved territorial issues that had kept potential rivals embroiled in internal affairs at the heart of Europe, to Britain's advantage.

" Terri Schwartz of IGN also called Driver's performance "spectacular", noting that "his performance adds great depth to a character who could have come off as one- dimensional, and the implications of his arc leave a viewer with plenty to think about after they leave the theater." Collin wrote, "To describe Kylo Ren as this film's Vader would be accurate in a sense ... But it would also be to undersell the deep ingenuity with which this astonishing character has been crafted by Abrams, Kasdan and Arndt, and also the wells of emotional tumult Driver invests in him." Comparing the character to the one-note Vader of the 1977 film, Melissa Leon calls Ren "a living battleground between darkness and light, making him a far more resonant and familiar portrayal of that struggle than we've ever seen in Star Wars ... [which] makes him a far more interesting villain." Abrams told Entertainment Weekly, "it was a great joy to work with Adam Driver on this role, because he threw himself into it in a deep and remarkable way.

Know your worth, but don't overblow it (or undersell yourself!). from Vice
These percentages, however, undersell the political impact to blue states. from CNN
Take Musk's negative lesson along with the positive: Undersell, then overdeliver. from CNBC
He never oversold a race, but neither did he undersell it. from The New York Times
Lambkin tends to undersell his musical talents, but his handiwork is undeniable. from Vice
To call wrestling "fake" is to dramatically undersell what's actually being performed. from Business Insider
The information can be used to ensure you never overpay or undersell. from Business Insider
"I'm one of those guys who likes to undersell and overachieve," he says. from People
ET (Don't undersell exhaustion as a tool in favor of leadership this process). from CNN
To call "NieR: Automata" a strange game is to vastly undersell its bizarreness. from Business Insider
And then she resumed the conversation, back to the art of the undersell. from The New York Times
But the biggest mistake we can make is to undersell and overwork ourselves. from CNBC
To call Mystery Science Theater 3000 unique among classic comedy series is to undersell it. from Vice
It's hard to undersell just how inane homeopathy, which originated in the 19th century, really is. from Gizmodo
He has nuances of personality and technique and backstory that any grouping or categorization will undersell. from Vice
Optimistic projections can undersell the depth of the problem and distort the fiscal future for voters. from The Hill
Now, I don't want to undersell this fight, which is one of the season's better scenes. from Vox
Although we definitely do NOT want to undersell the miraculous work put in here by Kim's bikini. from TMZ
The same is true of Walmart, with its low-cost supply chains that allow it to undersell competitors. from CNN
Drs Chattopadhyay Waser and Rana, however, believe that to focus on memory is to undersell the new chips. from Economist
But to paint Fredo as just a scary lean-sipping background flexer is to severely undersell his own songwriting. from Vice
But Zhang has a tendency to undersell one huge component of her debut novel's near-seamless path to publication. from Refinery 29
Plus, and don't undersell this reality, Trump's demeanor doesn't exactly lend itself to a "fireside chat" sort of vibe. from CNN
Manchester by the Sea could be dismissed as a "difficult film," but that would undersell how unexpectedly inspiring it is. from The Verge
Undersell the outcome, paint yourself as facing major headwinds, and then if you wind up on top, you're a genius! from The Hill
These studies, as one example, undersell the amount of legally made tobacco that ends up being smuggled, instead blaming counterfeit products. from Gizmodo
Competition among O2O companies is fierce and many offer deep discounts of up to 60 percent in order to undersell rivals. from TechCrunch
All profits, he said, are plowed back into research and charity, and the company's low costs allow it to undersell competitors. from The New York Times
Still, you could make the argument that O'Rourke's candidacy drove Democratic gains in Texas, which means these stats undersell his strength. from CNN
Do you think there was a psychological drive propelling your colleagues to want to undersell DeepMind's contribution because it was displacing them? from Vox
KF: I think some of the barriers they face are not understanding that people want the big idea, so [women often] undersell themselves. from Vox
Some compared its aggressive sonics to that of grime and footwork, but such conversations undersell the giddy efforts of records like Chapa Quente. from Vice
And he isn't too concerned that a pretty visual might undersell the seriousness and urgency of a major global problem like climate change. from Vox
Watch out for what happens around money and self-worth—be cautious with your spending, and don't undersell yourself or doubt your abilities. from Vice
If you're negotiating your compensation package for a new job (and you should always, without fail, negotiate your offer), do not undersell yourself. from CNBC
Buttigieg wins (or finishes second or close third): To his credit, Buttigieg isn't trying to undersell the importance of Iowa to his campaign. from CNN
"You should not undersell giving almost the entire country a tax cut," Guy Benson, a conservative pundit and editor at Town Hall, told Vox. from Vox
I also don't want to undersell the value of having an example of modern robotics that people can relate to and feel connected to. from Gizmodo
All that heady stuff aside, let's not undersell exactly how much Shuri's cool factor, in and of itself, merits her being crowned our queen. from Mashable
China has used the technique to prop up entire industries, which can undersell the firms they steal from by passing savings on to consumers. from Axios
Recent public polling shows Mr. Cruz leading by mid- to low-single digits, though the senator has argued that these estimates undersell his edge. from The New York Times
They decided to purchase spent cartridges from Lexmark's customers (both in the U.S. and abroad), refill them with ink themselves and then undersell Lexmark. from The Hill
Therefore, Republicans' strong presidential performances in North Carolina's 20163 may undersell the chance McCready has, given the district has more registered Democrats than Republicans. from CNN
Google MapsCalling Google Maps an essential app is a bit of an undersell, as it's one of the most-used Android apps of all time. from Gizmodo
Sometimes, an album cover can remarkably undersell the brilliance of the album, slapping any ol' farty nonsense on the front of an otherwise solid release. from Vice
The statistics — 214 points on 200 shots, five rebounds and three assists — still undersell the extent to which DiVincenzo was his team's fulcrum Monday night. from The New York Times
The statement you now receive may actually "undersell" the benefit of waiting to claim because of how it forecasts a future beneficiary's earnings, Blayney explained. from CNBC
While Trump argues the polls undersell his support, some Democrats say surveys showing Biden well ahead of the Democratic field are not to be trusted. from The Hill
Lucas Pope sure knows how to undersell his games — which, by all accounts, continue to push the limit of what we can expect from the medium. from Mashable
Now, as in those previous years, the stats undersell his ability to perform at an expert level most any duty asked of the modern big man. from Vice
"I've seen what happens when a country is allowed to undersell the U.S.," said Mr. Collins, who was the first member of Congress to endorse Mr. Trump. from The New York Times
Last year, I made a case for Legends of Tomorrow being the weirdest, and therefore greatest, superhero TV show out there, and hoo boy, did I undersell it. from Vox
To say that America's Test Kitchen has years of experience is to drastically undersell the vast trove of testing and publishing available through the incredible ATK YouTube channel. from Business Insider
Don't undersell (or oversell) your connection I've found that I can experience a kind of impostor syndrome when reaching out to contacts I knew, but wasn't particularly close with. from Mashable
To simply describe the plot is to undersell the book's key quality — the way DelBianco's arresting, lyrical sentences seem to activate all five senses, plus your sense of fear. from Refinery 29
Launched nearly three years ago, in the same month as X.ai, it is one of the human-machine hybrid services that Mortensen was trying to undersell and out-innovate. from Wired
In a separate report published this week, Christopher Bendiksen of CoinShares, a blockchain industry research group, argues that most estimates undersell the role of renewable energy in bitcoin mining. from Wired
This might undersell the weirdness of what has happened this year: not only were the Orioles not supposed to take first place—they were supposed to be actively bad. from Vice
But I think Burns may even undersell the poisonous sympathy Rowling's characters express for Pippa and Kath, the woman and aspiring writer who has effectively adopted her as a surrogate daughter. from Vice
By limiting where cars can be sold, these laws allow for dealerships in less populated areas to excessively mark up prices and, in some cases, impose costs on carmakers when vehicles undersell. from Mashable
Other industry sources called the alleged example, as described by Business Insider, an unprecedented attempt by the pharma company to undersell its own would-be partners, saying it threatens agencies and consultancies alike. from Business Insider
Billie Jean Floyd, a sweet woman with the Ada Historical Society, kicked off the episode with a tale of Ada's long, dark history with vigilante justice — and trust us, she didn't undersell it. from Refinery 29
A press release describes "Red Light Drive" by HIRA as "a cyberpunk symphony set in that nightclub in Strange Days" but that is both somehow extremely extra and almost an undersell of the track. from Vice
Bloomberg is (still) very rich: To say that former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was bad in the ninth debate in Las Vegas last week is to undersell the weakness of his performance. from CNN
I think that, as women, we still continue to undervalue our own worth, to undersell ourselves, and it takes another woman to give us a sense of what's possible in order to be able to dare, to take a flying leap. from Refinery 29
To better communicate your value at work, Brown recommends that you ask yourself these four questions: In a TEDx presentation that has garnered nearly 1.7 million views, Brown says women tend to underprice or undersell their services more than men do. from CNBC
The Los Angeles-based songwriter Colleen Green has described her style as "Ramones-core," but that term might undersell her remarkable ability to find new meaning in the same guitar chords that countless other pop-leaning punks have been banging on for decades. from The New York Times
"Low-priced imports from Canada have taken sales volume from us, depressed our prices and also undersell our uncoated groundwood paper in the United States," Craig Anneberg, the chief executive officer of North Pacific Paper Company, testified before the International Trade Commission last month. from The New York Times
The restaurant (because, let's be real, while it is a wine bar, calling it that is such an undersell) features a deep list of incredible natural wines and a menu rife with smart, nuanced plates that will inspire conversation with your colleagues beyond tomorrow's PowerPoint presentation. from Mashable
Márquez told The Atlantic in 1973 that "surrealism comes from the reality of Latin America": I don't want to undersell this point, so: I just don't know that KRZ works as a whole if it isn't able to visually communicate the breadth, chaos, and seeming-impossibility of everyday life. from Vice
When we ignore or undersell the flaws in a work like RDR2 (which is not unique in the reported conditions of its production, but which is a flashpoint for games culture to work through our understanding of labor rights), we help in the hawking of a neoliberal myth about artists: that all great creation requires the volunteer destruction of the self. from Vice
They employed no English ships, and could underbuy and undersell the English manufacturer and the English trader.
It will also discourage and disadvantage competitors who are not willing to undersell and losing sales to others. However, businesses have to ensure they have enough capital to stay in surplus before the price is raised up again.
Bentley and Colburn became bitter rivals in the years that followed the dissolution of their partnership, publishing similar series and trying to undersell each other.Wallins, 44–45. In 1833, Bentley was appointed Publisher in Ordinary to the king, but it brought him no business.Wallins, 45.
" But, the court countered, the instant case is sharply distinguishable from the 1926 General Electric case: "General Electric was engaged in the manufacture of its patented device; and to protect its legal monopoly the Supreme Court held that it had the right to insist that its licensee would not undersell it in competition.
From 1815 to 1870, Britain reaped the benefits of being the world's first modern, industrialised nation. It described itself as 'the workshop of the world', meaning that its finished goods were produced so efficiently and cheaply that they could often undersell comparable, locally manufactured goods in almost any other market.Harold Cox, ed.
The conflict of the Merchant Adventurers with the Hanseatic League continued as the latter had the same rights in England as native merchants and better privileges abroad. They could thus undersell English merchants. Hamburg was a member of the League. When the English merchants left Emden, they tried to settle in Hamburg, but the League forced the city to expel them.
There was no hope of making a profit. In order to compete on the coast the HBC had to take large, long-term financial losses. The main advantage the HBC had over the Americans was that it could take such losses. As a vast corporation with a large amount of capital, the company was able to undersell the Americans, taking a loss, for years on end.
Prices were regulated so the prisoners did not undersell local industries. In return, prisoners were permitted to buy additional food, tobacco, wine, clothes or materials for further work. At the end of the war, the Transport Board noted that some prisoners had earned as much as 100 guineas. Thousands of Norman Cross artefacts survive today in local museums, including 500 in Peterborough Museum, and private collections.
This had a 1368 cc Coventry Simplex four-cylinder side-valve engine and was priced between £225 and £285. About 100 11/27s were made. The company disappeared with many others as a result of the Great Depression, and the rise of mass-produced small cars which could comfortably undersell the largely hand-built small-makers models. A failed export order did not help.
Mantell left New Zealand as he did not feel right about trying to convince the indigenous Māori people to undersell their land and returned to England in 1856, where he met Geraldine Jewsbury, a woman eight years his senior. When in New Zealand, the Maori people called Mantell "Matara". Jewsbury used this as a nickname for Mantell. When Mantell was in England he had difficulty finding work.
Chain stores did not become popular in the United States until the end of World War I. It was reported in 1929 that chain stores accounted for 39% of all grocery sales in the United States. Chain stores' success is related to their ability to undersell smaller distributors. An anti-chain movement arose in response to the success of the chain stores during the Great Depression, but caused little detriment to the success and profitability of the chains.
There is also a high inflation rate. As of 2008, 17.2% of the total population lives below the poverty line, which is the lowest figure in the history of Pakistan. Poverty levels appear to necessitate that children work in order to allow families to reach their target take‐home pay. The low cost of child labour gives manufacturers a significant advantage in the Western marketplace, where they undersell their competitors from countries which are prohibiting child labour.
Enrique Diosdado and Delia Garcés in La dama duende (1944) La guerra gaucha (1942) was an adaptation of a novel by Miguel de Unamuno. The partners at Artistas Argentinos Asociados decided to make the film with their own funds. These proved insufficient and they had to partner with San Miguel Studios and undersell the exhibition rights for the movie earlier in some areas. These decisions allowed them to make the film with "a little less belt-tightening but without splurging".
In the 1990s when God Street Wine was a full-time touring band they occasionally played undersell shows at venues they had outgrown. On these occasions they most often billed themselves as Jon Bevo's Love Orchestra. In July 2014 they brought the alias back and played Garcia's at The Capitol Theater in Port Chester, NY. The show was recorded by WPKN 89.5 in Bridgeport, CT and broadcast by them the following week. This would stand as the band's only activity of 2014.
In the early twentieth century large cities got their dairy supply from farms as far as . Dairy products were not as easily transported great distances like fruits and vegetables due to greater perishability. Refrigeration made production possible in the west far from eastern markets, so much in fact that dairy farmers could pay transportation cost and still undersell their eastern competitors. Refrigeration and the refrigerated rail gave opportunity to areas with rich soil far from natural channel of transport such as a river, valley trail or harbors.
In the late 1830s the HBC instituted a policy intended to destroy or weaken the American fur trade companies. The HBC's annual collection and re-supply Snake River Expedition was transformed to a trading enterprise. Beginning in 1834, it visited the American Rendezvous to undersell the American traders—losing money but undercutting the American fur traders. By 1840 the fashion in Europe and Britain shifted away from the formerly very popular beaver felt hats and prices for furs rapidly declined and the trapping almost ceased.
This possibility was investigated, but it was determined that the tea would simply be smuggled back into Great Britain, where it would undersell the taxed product.Thomas, Townshend Duties, 250; Labaree, Tea Party, 69. The best market for the East India Company's surplus tea, so it seemed, was the American colonies, if a way could be found to make it cheaper than the smuggled Dutch tea.Labaree, Tea Party, 70, 75. The North ministry's solution was the Tea Act, which received the assent of King George on May 10, 1773.
Keeping with ShareData's business model of producing low-cost video games, AGC attempted to undersell their competition by as much as 30%. However, debts mounted throughout 1991, and by the fourth quarter AGC's creditors were trying to force the company into a reorganization under Chapter 11 of the United States' Bankruptcy Code. ShareData itself was among the creditors pressuring American Game Cartridges, and American Game Cartridges filed for reorganization under Chapter 11 soon after. They remained in Chapter 11 until January 1994, when they finally filed their plan to reorganize.
In the late 1830s the Hudson's Bay Company instituted a policy intended to destroy or weaken the American fur trade companies. The Hudson's Bay Company's annual collection and re-supply Snake River Expedition was transformed to a trading enterprise. Beginning in 1834, it visited the American Rendezvous to undersell the American traders—losing money but undercutting the American fur traders. By 1840 the fashion in Europe and Britain shifted away from the formerly very popular beaver felt hats and prices for furs rapidly declined and the trapping almost ceased.
The Portuguese under Vasco da Gama discovered a naval route to the Indian Ocean through the southern tip of Africa in 1497–98. Initially, the Portuguese were mainly active in Calicut, but the northern region of Gujarat was even more important for trade, and an essential intermediary in east–west trade. Reception of Venetian ambassadors in Damascus in the time of Qaitbay. Venetian interests were directly threatened as the traditional trade patterns were eliminated and the Portuguese became able to undersell the Venetians in the spice trade in Europe.
G.E. Mingay (1986). "The Transformation of Britain, 1830–1939". p. 25. Routledge, 1986 Although mechanization dramatically decreased the cost of cotton cloth, by the mid-19th century machine-woven cloth still could not equal the quality of hand-woven Indian cloth, in part due to the fineness of thread made possible by the type of cotton used in India, which allowed high thread counts. However, the high productivity of British textile manufacturing allowed coarser grades of British cloth to undersell hand-spun and woven fabric in low-wage India, eventually destroying the industry.
Human- trafficker Jeffrey Epstein served as a board member from 1987 to 1994. Academy alumni Maria Farmer criticized Eileen Guggenheim for pressuring her in 1995 to undersell her artwork, for the sake of the academy, to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell during her graduate exhibition. Several NYAA alumni traveled with Farmer to Epstein's New Mexico ranch on an awkward trip organized by Guggenheim, who served as the Dean of Students in 1995. The students described attending a bizarre, competitive dinner party where they were led to believe that Epstein was planning to grant one of them a major commission, which ultimately never materialized.
McGillivray, an influential chief of the Upper Creek (Muscogee) towns, was an intimate associate of Panton and is generally considered to have been a silent partner in the firm. Panton had promised him a one-fifth share of the company's profits once it obtained Spanish approval. McGillivray, always sickly, died in 1793, and was buried with Masonic honors in Panton's garden at Pensacola on 18 February of that year. The firm fixed prices to undersell its competitors in Georgia and South Carolina, dispatched agents throughout the Indian country, and carried Spanish government communiques among the tribes.
Chaul e Diu −1508 e 1509 – O Domínio do Índico Lisbon, Tribuna da História, pg.25 Dom Francisco departed from Lisbon in March 1505 with twenty ships and his 20-year-old son, Dom Lourenço, who was himself nominated capitão-mor do mar da Índia or captain-major of the sea of India.Saturnino Monteiro (2011), Portuguese Sea Battles Volume I – The First World Sea Power p. 207 Portuguese intervention was seriously disrupting Muslim trade in the Indian Ocean, threatening Venetian interests as well, as the Portuguese became able to undersell the Venetians in the spice trade in Europe.
They learn the bank intends to foreclose, so Willie pays a visit to the banker, Bob Freeman (Peter Gallagher), to show that he made up the back payments with funds borrowed from relatives. Freeman takes Willie's receipt and burns it, then offers to buy his house for less than it's worth. He is building a huge, new home development in the area, and he needs all the land in Willie's neighborhood to do it. Willie refuses to undersell or to bow to pressure, and destroys an expensive chair and rug before storming out of the office.
Firstly, traders from Boston controlled most of the Maritime Fur Trade, travelling along the coast by boat. Such strong competition kept the price of pelts very high, much higher than Hudson's Bay was paying elsewhere. McMillan was advised by his superiors to intentionally undersell Americans in order to force them out of the region and assure a monopoly for the HBC. This came in the form of a trade tariff on that Indigenous people that they identified as a trading disadvantage where five beaver skins were required to receive one two-and-a-half point HBC blanket.
A larger front section used for the business was divided by a thin wall from a smaller back section which served as Stewart's residence. Unlike other dry goods competitors located along Pearl Street, Stewart placed his store several blocks west on Broadway. He believed customers would travel to buy goods where they could most easily find the best prices, stating that the key to success was not where the store was placed, but rather where "to obtain wholesale trade to undersell competitors".Elias, 11 When first opening the store, Stewart placed cases full of merchandise along the sidewalk in front of the store as a way of advertising his establishment.
They, however, could not care less about military intelligence; they wanted economic and scientific secrets. Their objective was to short-circuit development costs and undersell us And, as the Zacharski case suggests, they were good at finding friends in the right places. Zacharski disclosed the activities of a Russian spy in Poland who under code name "Olin" (known as affair of Olin - Polish Security Services and Oleksy Case Olingate) cooperated with one of the best connected KGB agents and the most powerful Russian spies Vladimir Alganov and another Russian diplomat, Georgiy Yakimishin. This consequently resulted in the fall of Polish government under Prime Minister Jozef Oleksy.
At the time when Ali was running for president, the charges had never been brought to a full Court hearing. Immediately following his selection, Ali was accused of academic fraud, with opponents claiming that when Ali was in his early 20s, he had mis-represented one of his qualifications. Ali was also indicted on 19 charges of other fraud for allegedly defrauding the State of over $174M between the period 2011 and 2015, allegedly conspiring with persons unknown to "greatly undersell" 19 plots of state lands at Plantation Sparendaam and Goedverwagting in East Coast Demerara to current or former government officials. The trial on the matters was postponed several times.
Big business grew much more slowly in Britain than in the United States, with the result that by the late 19th century the much larger American corporations were growing faster and could undersell the smaller competitors in Britain. A key was the vertical integration. In the United States, the typical firm expanded by reaching backward into the supply chain and forward into the distribution system. In the Ford Motor Company, raw iron and coal went in one end, and Model Ts were delivered by local dealers at the other end, British firms did not try to own the sources of raw materials, they bought on the market.
The 1980 badge engineered Bentley Mulsanne was the last Bentley to undersell its Rolls-Royce sister, in this case the Rolls-Royce Silver Spirit. When the Rolls-Royce Motor Car division was sold to Vickers plc in 1980, Bentley changed its image, resulting in the Bentley Mulsanne Turbo, nicknamed the "Crewe missile", which accelerated faster than some Ferraris. After this point, while the two marques looked similar, Bentleys were designed to appeal typically to wealthy businessmen, while Rolls-Royce maintained their appeal to the traditional wealthy. The result was a surge in Bentley sales, which by 1985, had over taken Rolls Royce sales for the first time since car production moved to Crewe.
If content to undersell > all others, they could engross the market for shoes, to the extent of their > capacity to supply the demand during the life of their patents, or so long > as their invention was not superseded by subsequent inventions still further > cheapening the cost of manufacture. The monopoly thus secured would be the > legitimate consequence of the meritorious character of their invention. Yet > just such monopolies may result whenever a new and surprising advance is > made in some art of wide and general use. The great consuming public would > be benefited, rather than injured, for the monopoly could endure so long > only as shoes were supplied at a less price than had prevailed before the > invention.
Wyeth offered to purchase supplies from Fort Vancouver then undersell American merchants rendezvous and resell the gained furs at a set price back at Vancouver. Additionally, he stated his intentions to avoid trapping around any HBC post, and limit trapping to south of the Columbia. Wyeth and his remaining men moved with the party of Benjamin Bonneville to the 1833 Rendezvous, held in the vicinity of modern Daniel, Wyoming on the Horse Creek.The adventures of Captain Bonneville, Irving, Washington, New York City, N.Y.: G. P. Putnam's Sons 1868 Before leaving the gathering, Wyeth negotiated with Milton Sublette and Thomas Fitzpatrick of the Rocky Mountain Fur Company to furnish $3,000 worth of suppliesCannon, Mike.
Osburn was drafted twice in 1969, first by the Chicago White Sox in the second round of the June amateur draft, and then by the Seattle Pilots in the first round of the June secondary draft. Osburn said he did not sign with the St. Louis Cardinals and the Chicago White Sox because he did not want to undersell himself, and that he was weary of signing with the Pilots because it was an organization that he "hadn't heard of". He ended-up not signing with the Pilots and instead went on to attend Florida State University. Osburn was selected in the first round of the 1970 Major League Baseball draft by the Cincinnati Reds, and eventually signed.
The reason for making an exception for patented good is unsound, he argued: > The Court made an exception in the case of these price-fixing combinations > in order to make the patent monopoly a more valuable one to the patentee. It > was concerned with giving him as high a reward as possible. It reasoned > that, if the patentee could not control the price at which his licensees > sold the patented article, they might undersell him; that a price-fixing > combination would give him protection against that contingency, and > therefore was a reasonable device to secure him a pecuniary reward for his > invention. Thus, the General Electric case inverted Cl. 8 of Art.
Steve Morse of The Boston Globe dismissed the album as "littered with syrupy, easy-listening, trite-lyric ballads that undersell her talent". Similar to Slant Magazine critic Eric Henderson's review, Morse maintained that Dion is at her best when she reverts to her old formula, stating: "She experiments at times with a more gravelly voice, suggesting a bid for more street appeal, but the overall effect is stiff and mechanical, minus the warmth for which she is known". RenownedForSound.com praised the album, giving the collection a four star review saying "It goes to show that Celine Dion has released something delightful for old and new fans, with a mixture of songs that have both a Pop/RnB focus as well as encompassing her adult contemporary- pop roots".
22 rimfire pressures, and the cost savings it produced allowed Sturm and Ruger to radically undersell the competition which still used older and more expensive manufacturing techniques. Financier Sturm, an amateur heraldry aficionado, made his own contribution in the form of the company's trademark "Red Eagle" coat of arms emblem, which was featured as a medallion on the left grip panel. A favorable review published in the American Rifleman magazine penned by the notable firearms authority Major General Julian S. Hatcher, coupled with a subdued advertisement printed in the same magazine resulted in a great deal of interest from the public. The suggested retail price for the new pistol was a reasonable and very competitive $37.50 US."Ruger MKI / MKII / MKIII" Nazarian's gun recognition guide Web site.
144–45 In 1773, private letters were published in which Massachusetts Governor Thomas Hutchinson claimed that the colonists could not enjoy all English liberties, and Lieutenant Governor Andrew Oliver called for the direct payment of colonial officials. The letters' contents were used as evidence of a systematic plot against American rights, and discredited Hutchinson in the eyes of the people; the Assembly petitioned for his recall. Benjamin Franklin, postmaster general for the colonies, acknowledged that he leaked the letters, which led to him being berated by British officials and fired from his job. Meanwhile, Parliament passed the Tea Act to lower the price of taxed tea exported to the colonies to help the East India Company undersell smuggled Dutch tea.
Previously, the Portuguese had been mainly active in Calicut, but the northern region of Gujarat was even more important for trade, and an essential intermediary in east–west trade: the Gujaratis were bringing spices from the Moluccas as well as silk from China, and then selling them to the Egyptians and Arabs. The Portuguese' monopolizing interventions were however seriously disrupting Indian Ocean trade, threatening Arab as well as Venetian interests, as it became possible for the Portuguese to undersell the Venetians in the spice trade in Europe. Venice broke diplomatic relations with Portugal and started to look at ways to counter its intervention in the Indian Ocean, sending an ambassador to the Egyptian court.Foundations of the Portuguese empire, 1415–1580 Bailey Wallys Diffie p.
During their famous ascent up the Missouri River to find the Northwest Passage, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark noted the spot in June 1804, as they camped for the night just across the river: > high commanding position, more than 70 feet above high-water mark, and > overlooking the river, which is here but of little depth...Fort Osage – > National Park Service. Cr.nps.gov. Retrieved on 2013-08-28. In the same year Pierre Chouteau of the Chouteau fur trading family and an agent for the Osage took Osage chiefs to meet President Thomas Jefferson who promised to build them a trading post. Previously Jefferson promoted his plan of expanding Federal trading posts on the frontier as means to remove the harmful influence of individual merchants by "undersell[ing] private traders" to make them withdraw from borderlands and "earn the good will of the Indians".
Chuck Peddle, Rod Orgill, and Wil Mathys designed the initial architecture of the new processors. A September 1975 article in EDN magazine gives this summary of the design: > The MOS Technology 650X family represents a conscious attempt of eight > former Motorola employees who worked on the development of the 6800 system > to put out a part that would replace and outperform the 6800, yet undersell > it. With the benefit of hindsight gained on the 6800 project, the MOS > Technology team headed by Chuck Peddle, made the following architectural > changes in the Motorola CPU… The main change in terms of chip size was the elimination of the three-state from the address bus outputs. This had been included in the 6800 to allow it to work with other chips in direct memory access (DMA) and co-processing roles, at the cost of significant die space.
During this period, between the 1815 Congress of Vienna after the defeat of Napoleonic France and the end of the Franco-Prussian War in 1871, Britain reaped the benefits of being the world's sole modern, industrial power. As the "workshop of the world", Britain could produce finished goods so efficiently that they could usually undersell comparable, locally manufactured goods in foreign markets, even supplying a large share of the manufactured goods consumed by such nations as the German states, France, Belgium, and the United States. The erosion of British hegemony after the Franco-Prussian War, in which a coalition of German states led by Prussia defeated France, was occasioned by changes in the European and world economies and in the continental balance of power following the breakdown of the Concert of Europe, established by the Congress of Vienna. The establishment of nation-states in Germany and Italy resolved territorial issues that had kept potential rivals embroiled in internal affairs at the heart of Europe, to Britain's advantage.
" Terri Schwartz of IGN also called Driver's performance "spectacular", noting that "his performance adds great depth to a character who could have come off as one- dimensional, and the implications of his arc leave a viewer with plenty to think about after they leave the theater." Collin wrote, "To describe Kylo Ren as this film's Vader would be accurate in a sense ... But it would also be to undersell the deep ingenuity with which this astonishing character has been crafted by Abrams, Kasdan and Arndt, and also the wells of emotional tumult Driver invests in him." Comparing the character to the one-note Vader of the 1977 film, Melissa Leon calls Ren "a living battleground between darkness and light, making him a far more resonant and familiar portrayal of that struggle than we've ever seen in Star Wars ... [which] makes him a far more interesting villain." Abrams told Entertainment Weekly, "it was a great joy to work with Adam Driver on this role, because he threw himself into it in a deep and remarkable way.