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| His Critique of | Commodity Aesthetics has been translated into numerous |
| an be seen as an aspect of both firmness and | commodity: an outdoor space is likely to last longer a |
| ual aid for decision making in stock, forex, | commodity, and options trading. |
| predominantly for shipping firms, insurers, | commodity and energy companies, investment banks, and |
| dedly, made British prints a viable economic | commodity and had demolished the French domination of |
| t, incense was an extremely expensive luxury | commodity and Nubia was the source of much of it, he w |
| thing was challenging the notion of art as a | commodity and its worth in society. |
| The book also examines the | commodity and how the economic principles of supply an |
| e automated trading systems for a variety of | commodity and securities markets, making predictions o |
| rketing strategy which involves a mass media | commodity appearing simultaneously in several formats |
| This is 'personal information as | commodity', as readers need to provide personal inform |
| rded, has rapidly become a prized commercial | commodity, as its sweetness, firmness, and tartness ma |
| Jackdaw's records exemplifies the local-mode | commodity at both its most appealing and its most poli |
| to the highly devalued coffee, Brazil's main | commodity at the time. |
| arch of furs as the European demand for this | commodity at the time was strong. |
| approach to section 92 - where a "tax upon a | commodity at any point in the course of distribution b |
| John Heald was a | commodity banker for Lloyd's of London in England. |
| on to his ranch he started a number of other | commodity based enterprises including Lumber, Coal, Da |
| He has worked as a | commodity broker and energy Trader. |
| l College, Oxford, and then left to become a | commodity broker in the City of London specialising in |
| sent Jones down to New Orleans to talk with | commodity broker Eli Tullis, who hired and then mentor |
| operty development and investment, stock and | commodity broking, insurance, investment advisory, fun |
| Slaves were treated as a | commodity by owners and traders alike, and were regard |
| Each certificate is a unique and traceable | commodity carrying a property right over a certain amo |
| It issues payments in the form of | Commodity Certificates. |
| ted financial irresponsibility as a valuable | commodity, cheap credit was everywhere', and it was a |
| Lowering environmental impacts in | commodity chemical production involves large capital e |
| y related derivative phthalic anhydride is a | commodity chemical produced on a large scale. |
| Commodity chemicals is a group of chemicals including | |
| as many practical uses as ethylene or other | commodity chemicals. |
| 7,400 m2) in a freestanding facility at 8511 | Commodity Circle in Orlando Central Park, an office-in |
| Tru64, Cray's XT4, IBM's Blue Gene, and many | commodity clusters. |
| lose oligopolistic group of suppliers of any | commodity, controlling its global deposits and possess |
| ility, high availability, and low latency at | commodity costs. |
| he original idea of every student bringing a | commodity CPU or an Xbox to class to make an evanescen |
| account that was drawn upon to reimburse the | Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) for any losses of p |
| hlioides is a plant pathogen that can affect | commodity crops like spinach, Swiss chard, beets and r |
| he Connecticut River where tobacco and other | commodity crops were cultivated. |
| the production of livestock, the growing of | commodity crops such as corn and soybeans, and the reg |
| Small farmers, he advised, should not raise | commodity crops such as grains, but should instead rai |
| aste : Henry James, British aestheticism and | commodity culture, Stanford, Calif. |
| The Harmonized | Commodity Description and Coding System (HS) of tariff |
| on still has one of the best-endowed primary | commodity economies in sub-Saharan Africa. |
| not distinguish custom built elevators from | commodity elevators. |
| stry for years and concentrated on the cheap | commodity end of the market rather than building the r |
| ickel, uranium is not traded on an organized | commodity exchange such as the London Metal Exchange. |
| ere spent as a trader on the floor of the NY | Commodity Exchange where he specialized in Gold & Silv |
| res and Options Clearing House (NOS) and the | commodity exchange Fish Pool. |
| Cheers Interactive, Patni, Universal | Commodity Exchange, MTNL, IFLECT Technology, Reliance |
| It was Germany's first fully electronic | commodity exchange. |
| The firm was a member of the various | commodity exchanges in New Orleans, Chicago and Memphi |
| a board member in the Union of Chambers and | Commodity Exchanges of Turkey. |
| The Devil and | Commodity Fetishism in South America, by Michael Tauss |
| ial impact of commodification under the name | commodity fetishism and alienation. |
| Vitruvian objectives of the design process: | commodity, firmness and delight. |
| Flows represent | commodity flowing along arcs from the source to the si |
| o market the area's traditional agricultural | commodity following the model of the Vidalia Onion. |
| d Assistance Program (TEFAP), which provides | commodity food items like potatoes to soup kitchens, h |
| Paul Woodside was also a reliable | commodity for the Mountaineers. |
| uld have to be broken to remove the valuable | commodity for trade. |
| it has made copra an important agricultural | commodity for many coconut producing countries. |
| 20th century, cotton was a leading American | commodity for both export and domestic consumption. |
| that have the “promise of breaking down the | commodity form”. |
| value varied widely by location, period, and | commodity, from 8 to 132 oka. |
| a view to permitting the importation of any | commodity from Southern Rhodesia falling into the scop |
| The Chairman of the | Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or his designee. |
| ore than 50 professional articles related to | commodity futures markets. |
| irector of Enforcement for the United States | Commodity Futures Trading Commission in Washington, D. |
| The | Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000 legalized |
| The | Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000 exempted d |
| ouse) subject to regulatory oversight by the | Commodity Futures Trading Commission. |
| ities or property for the purpose of trading | commodity futures contracts. |
| gulated by US federal government through the | Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) with addit |
| In December 2000 he introduced the | Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000 which crea |
| 1989 in a settlement with the United States | Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Nelson Bunker Hu |
| She later served as counsel to | Commodity Futures Trading Commission in Washington, D. |
| made a rare public speech to the CFTC (U.S. | Commodity Futures Trading Commission), in which he opp |
| the Federal Reserve and the Chairman of the | Commodity Futures Trading Commission. |
| on include Gary Gensler, the chairman of the | Commodity Futures Trading Commission; Mark Patterson, |
| e Organization of the United Nations and the | Commodity Futures Trading Commission, as well as an ex |
| w York Stock Exchange and began investing in | commodity futures. |
| ed to continue promoting albums by their hot | commodity given his sales record. |
| red as a player, Perry founded his own small | commodity hedge fund in his native South Carolina and |
| The purple dye was a valuable | commodity in ancient Greece and was worth its weight i |
| improved" natural grassland, became a scarce | commodity in Britain during the second half of the 20t |
| Ochre has been an important | commodity in the history of Australia and the site pro |
| These granites were a valuable | commodity in the late 19th century and early 20th cent |
| frastructure to manufacture every marketable | commodity in every big U.S. industrial center, as well |
| was a trading centre for salt, an essential | commodity in the Middle Ages. |
| nomic and Social Impacts, Economic Valuation | Commodity, Industry and Household Study - Feasibility |
| ation networks are used to model the flow of | commodity, information, or traffic (see transport netw |
| mily's real estate, property development and | commodity investments. |
| The Marxist understanding of | commodity is distinct from the meaning of commodity in |
| According to Biel, the just price of a | commodity is determined chiefly by human needs, by its |
| In the long term, however, the price of | commodity is subject to major changes over time, parti |
| Platinum is a precious metal | commodity; its bullion has the ISO currency code of XP |
| ts who assert that water is a resource and a | commodity like any other. |
| c show Wa(h)re Liebe (a pun on true love and | commodity love) on VOX. |
| In addition to many of Seattle's | commodity market exchanges, early tenants included Gen |
| Natixis | Commodity Markets Limited |
| Wheat prices are soaring on global | commodity markets following Russia's ban on wheat expo |
| Commodity markets have been volatile in recent years, | |
| include session price change limits on major | commodity markets and program trading curbs on the NYS |
| alls a perennial wildcard in agriculture and | commodity markets, has not affected all producers. |
| heat wave, driving up grain prices on global | commodity markets, a new study shows rice production, |
| blished in the areas of international trade, | commodity markets, agricultural policy, futures and op |
| umes of foodstuffs, especially milk, for the | commodity markets. |
| minerals, and occasionally the sought after | commodity may itself be magnetic (e.g. |
| t exceed the arc's capacity, and none of the | commodity may be 'lost' along the way (that is, the to |
| e recently china clay has been the principal | commodity mined. |
| is Geotextiles, which made this agricultural | commodity more popular in the agricultural sector. |
| The chassis should support the use of | commodity motherboards |
| the Borjomi mineral water is a major export | commodity of Georgia, any oil spills there would have |
| warm good will ; with a poem concerning the | commodity of sundry sciences ; especially concerning p |
| n EEI/SED is generally required when any one | commodity on a given shipment exceeds $2500 in value. |
| t established college basketball as a sports | commodity on television and paved the way for the mode |
| on is an attitude that regards a person as a | commodity or as an object for use, with insufficient r |
| d marketing the act of getting more than the | commodity or product deserves from a controlled agricu |
| hed computer storage (or NAS), that combines | commodity or low-cost computing hardware with manageme |
| an open-source PBX application which runs on | commodity PC hardware. |
| f plastic materials ranges from the cheapest | commodity plastics used in mass produced consumer prod |
| s more expensive than many petroleum-derived | commodity plastics, but its price has been falling as |
| ation which operates or solicits funds for a | commodity pool; that is, an enterprise in which funds |
| New coinage was issued; and | commodity price controls were lifted. |
| anets have dynamic pricing which adjusts the | commodity price according to the supply. |
| -1996) was the Holbrook Working Professor of | Commodity Price Studies professor emeritus at Stanford |
| The article made humorous reference to the | commodity price ceilings and wage controls in the Unit |
| Global | commodity prices for wheat have been climbing since Ju |
| esearch focuses on Chinese monetary history, | commodity prices and foreign trade. |
| Yes, | commodity prices are going up, but it's been neutraliz |
| ll not attract private investment at current | commodity prices and space transportation costs. |
| because there tends to be a lag between when | commodity prices rise and when the impacts reach shopp |
| So, as the dollar weakened, we saw | commodity prices going up, believing that China's dema |
| ach week the show wraps up with an update on | commodity prices for livestock and mining, and detaile |
| educated public might be interested in, from | commodity prices to Latin poetry. |
| From 1935 to 1950 good crop yields, high | commodity prices and increasing land values all helped |
| The drop in | commodity prices for its principal exports -petroleum, |
| A sharp fall in global | commodity prices had evaporated the nation's US$4 bill |
| In normal harvest seasons with good | commodity prices, they produce enough to feed their la |
| rnational news from the London papers, local | commodity prices, shipping news, and advertisements), |
| itated in part, as a response to rising food | commodity prices, and fears of peak oil among other fa |
| In 1911, the mines closed, due to low | commodity prices. |
| reflecting the volatility of the underlying | commodity prices. |
| g particularly on rapidly increasing African | commodity prices. |
| ources into research as the market turned to | commodity pricing, chief executive Jonathan I. Schwart |
| Or for | commodity processors at 2 gigaflops it would take 6,00 |
| associates launched as an offshoot from the | commodity product manufacturing operation Open Country |
| onomic Rationale for Inshore Fishing: Simple | Commodity Production and the Life-Mode Approach. |
| ed line around the product (witness mark) on | commodity products such as toys. |
| the fair weighting and measuring of various | commodity products that are sold to the general public |
| ion for USDA's farm price and income support | commodity programs, commodity export credit guarantees |
| Commodity Research Bureau. | |
| aduated from the Moscow Veterinary Academy's | Commodity Research & Animal Commodities department as |
| As drink and | commodity, respectively, ogogoro carries substantial c |
| amental acquisition and completion among the | commodity services vendors which is coalesced via the |
| Her looks are her | commodity: she uses them to get what she desires. |
| itary and government relocation, and special | commodity shipments. |
| "in any way in any transaction involving any | commodity, software or technology... exported or to be |
| He served as assistant to the Administrator, | Commodity Stabilization Service, Department of Agricul |
| eptember 30, 2007, NOVA Chemicals operated a | commodity styrenics business unit known as STYRENIX, w |
| ing producer is able to increase or decrease | commodity supply at minimal additional internal cost, |
| The U.S. Sugar program is the federal | commodity support program that maintains a minimum pri |
| al enterprise, and tea became a 'free trade' | commodity, tea auctions were held in the London Commer |
| It was one | commodity that the Allied Forces were never short of. |
| definition generally means any agricultural | commodity that has undergone little or no processing. |
| Love is seen as a | commodity that can be bought for money and last just a |
| A | commodity that is shipping from the U.S. to Canada tha |
| Racer "is a manufactured widget, a packaged | commodity that capitalizes on an anthropomorphized car |
| fuel for cremation is scarce and a valuable | commodity, the location of a 'Sky burial' is identifie |
| to 22 carat gold would make it a marketable | commodity the inventor carried out a series of tests w |
| ed them to think of lateness as just another | commodity they could purchase." |
| oducers in the form of a price charged for a | commodity; this is seen as indicating a signal for pro |
| day when art will no longer be just another | commodity to be exchanged for other sterile consumer g |
| , along with lumber and cattle, an important | commodity to the early residents of Beaumont. |
| in downtown Jacksonville which provides the | commodity to nearby facilities to heat and cool their |
| rate of four pounds for every 104 pounds of | commodity, to take account of any dust, sand, and othe |
| eated his political power and influence as a | commodity to be sold for personal profit, which he did |
| rtainment and safeguard their sexuality as a | commodity to be handed over to a husband; and authorit |
| dependently assured security in conventional | commodity TOEs and are prepared to incur additional se |
| arkets and a graduate class on international | commodity trade. |
| y manufactured woollen cloth was the primary | commodity traded in England, much of this passing thro |
| a is also noted for its association with the | commodity trader Glencore, whom media reports accuse o |
| dock and is head of Strategic Investments, a | commodity trading advisor firm that manages commodity |
| g decisions or more usually it will engage a | commodity trading advisor (CTA) to do so on its behalf |
| in mining, specialty chemicals (Chemetall), | commodity trading, financial services, and engineering |
| Abolition of | Commodity Transaction Tax introduced in The Finance Ac |
| ships and barges that transport an important | commodity upon our waterways. |
| 937 Hemp (cannabis) was a vital agricultural | commodity, used to make paper, fiber, clothing, food, |
| liant on the pan (landlord) for the precious | commodity, used in making all manner of tools and buil |
| use as fiat money becomes more valuable as a | commodity, usually when inflation causes its face valu |
| mics, observing that demand for a particular | commodity was fixed, and making comments on coinage an |
| ribution to the most effected, and with this | commodity we are planning to cover 50,000." |
| e called Paula Jones 'trailer camp trash,' a | commodity with which he has had much experience." |
| Commodity wood adhesive based on a bacterial exopolysa | |
| uses symmetric multiprocessors available on | commodity workstations. |
| The CRB | Commodity Yearbook 1998, 1998. |
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