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| ly traded holding company for Hibbett Sporting | Goods, a full line sporting goods retailer. |
| career and outright purchase of food and other | goods a more economical way of meeting the School's |
| was needed, and supplying services (transport, | goods, a butcher shop) to new mining towns springing |
| h as attempts to use monopoly money to pay for | goods, a small minority chose to throw paint and uri |
| as it would leave the merchants to decide what | goods a nation buys with the smaller amount of money |
| oduced a new line of women's footwear, leather | goods, accessories and outerwear in the fall of 2008 |
| es them any entitlement whatsoever to consumer | goods, accommodation or food. |
| e a person receives all the more of the common | goods, according as he holds a more prominent positi |
| After 9 October 2001, movement of people and | goods across the ‘Green Line' dividing the West Bank |
| erry business to transport people, animals and | goods across the Gila River on their way to the Cali |
| em to transfer large quantities of high-status | goods across wide sections of the North American con |
| drafted into a band of child baduki, bringing | goods across the border between Pakistan and Iran. |
| ured many small craft used to carry contraband | goods across the Potomac. |
| years ago, vessels have transported people and | goods across the Solent. |
| s case has now been codified in s57(2) Sale of | Goods Act 1979. |
| more recently authorised under the Therapeutic | Goods Act 1989 (Cth) as part of the Therapeutic Good |
| Act was repealed and reenacted as the Sale of | Goods Act 1979. |
| trument 1999 No. 2083), as well as the Sale of | Goods Act 1979 and the Supply of Goods and Services |
| repealed and reenacted, the successor Sale of | Goods Act 1979 was instantly familiar, sharing the s |
| The Sale of | Goods Act 1893 is considered to be classic example o |
| The Sale of | Goods Act 1979 (c 54) is an Act of the Parliament of |
| Also, the Sale of | Goods Act 1979, s 57 states that if an auction is he |
| pational Health and Safety Act 2004; Dangerous | Goods Act 1985; Equipment (Public Safety) Act 1994; |
| Exchange Act 1882, and in 1888 of the Sale of | Goods Act 1893. |
| h and Ageing established under the Therapeutic | Goods Act 1989 (Cth). |
| The Sale of | Goods Act 1893 (56 & 57 Vict. |
| The Act consolidates the original Sale of | Goods Act 1893 and subsequent legislation, which in |
| o the 1979 Act, and a new consolidated Sale of | Goods Act is perhaps overdue. |
| ction) under, ‘The Geographical Indications of | Goods Act, 1999', which would allow them to patent l |
| The Therapeutic | Goods Administration (TGA) is the regulatory body fo |
| and is ISO 9001 certified and has Therapeutic | Goods Administration (TGA), Australia, and approval |
| Thus, many baked | goods advertised as whole wheat are not entirely who |
| tates' attempt to open Chinese markets to U.S. | goods against Japanese interests there. |
| He worked as a railway | goods agent, and was elected to Sale Borough Council |
| , mules or oxen, and are used for transporting | goods, agricultural materials or sometimes people. |
| a major exporter of saddles and other leather | goods all over the world. |
| Main article: | Goods allowed/banned for import into Gaza |
| These | goods, along with the immigrants, would then be ship |
| e Hudson's Bay Company to carry furs and trade | goods along inland waterways in Rupert's Land and th |
| h century, who state that their procurement of | goods along the Western Concan and Canara coasts, su |
| also operated a forwarding business for moving | goods along the Ottawa River. |
| Blaenavon shed closed in 1942 and eventually | goods also ceased in 1954. |
| Movable and unmovable | goods, altars, lands, etc, were all valued, in order |
| t was primarily used for the transportation of | goods, although passenger services ran until 1930. |
| re able to use the new line to transport their | goods, although his generosity means that he is fire |
| ral rooms, most likely used for storing burial | goods, although little survived. |
| s bring in vehicles, foodstuffs and electronic | goods, among other items, the port's monthly tax rev |
| Many of the graves contained assorted grave | goods, among them arrowheads and various stone imple |
| 14,000 m2) expansion, adding a Dick's Sporting | Goods anchor in addition to more retail outlets and |
| the Mulroney government's introduction of the | Goods and Services Tax. |
| ntured into manufacturing consumer electronics | goods and audio-video systems also under the T-Serie |
| ed to Woodside and Monks Ferry concentrated on | goods and coal supply. |
| et of Amun and endowed the position with land, | goods and administrators. |
| hree broad areas of trade that the WTO covers: | goods and investment (the Multilateral Agreements on |
| on the grounds that the market cannot provide | goods and services universally, while interventions |
| some money in order to compensate for the lost | goods and travels back to Dongjing, but overhears ne |
| stics company which specializes in delivery of | goods and self-servicing post offices. |
| ailroad from across East Tennessee to purchase | goods and supplies for general stores and other busi |
| using his position by "improperly using Indian | goods and public property" for the benefit of his ne |
| "The Stars of the Milky Way" by Dairy | Goods and his Stars of the Milky Way |
| e also researched the concept of global public | goods and the economic theories of famous historian |
| sing incentives for people to produce (supply) | goods and services, such as adjusting income tax and |
| lar basis rather than on trading or purchasing | goods and services. |
| It remained open for | goods, and on 1 May 1908 was renamed Coates, to prev |
| f communication and transport making necessary | goods and materials more readily available. |
| freemen; for the safekeeping and return of the | goods and monies of orphans; and for the management |
| s and drivers expedited clearance for eligible | goods, and builds on what Canada has already impleme |
| ppers` and, therefore, the people who imported | goods and services to Sierra Leone paid extremely hi |
| nt capital flowed south and raw Latin American | goods and produce like tobacco, silver and sugar flo |
| tinued the illegal trade with Canada, carrying | goods and herding livestock through the notch. |
| ses, quilting, automotive, outdoor and camping | goods and furniture. |
| e a flat for the imam, two shops for religious | goods and community rooms, and converting part of th |
| come into play when the player makes finished | goods and sells them in Europe, or trades with the n |
| completed by 1880 to have through movement of | goods and passenger-traffic between southern parts o |
| , earthenware, glassware, plate glass, woollen | goods and other articles, the substitution of ad val |
| rectness of the tax, its effect on the cost of | goods and its proximity to the production or distrib |
| enter into collective commercial contracts for | goods and services on best value terms on behalf of |
| one of the largest wholesale importers of dry | goods and a manufacturer of clothing; the business w |
| tario Science Centre agreed to boycott Israeli | goods and services while under contract. |
| ted by multiple mixed trains that carried both | goods and passengers and ran to a slower schedule. |
| River in southern Idaho, where they lost some | goods and most of their food, and were forced to cac |
| ays the maintenance and development of capital | goods and social capital. |
| unds of sexual orientation in the provision of | goods and services secured through the Equality Act |
| The two communities lived in harmony trading | goods and services enjoying the novelty of each othe |
| ts, and the forecasted sales including cost of | goods and marketing and sales expenses. |
| centuries the river has been used to transport | goods and people but by the twentieth century the ri |
| ernment agents with promises of cash and other | goods and that they would not otherwise have plotted |
| e and co-ordination in the movement of people, | goods and services within the region that comprises |
| ompanies sourcing Flemish suppliers of quality | goods and services. |
| A superabundance of | goods and services are made possible by automated pr |
| than 2,500 people, the port ships manufactured | goods and agricultural products from Oklahoma to the |
| ants from across East Tennessee would purchase | goods and supplies to resell at rural general stores |
| es, it in turn allowed consumer demand for the | goods and services of Russian industry to rise. |
| Because of the inflated costs of | goods and wages in the California Gold Rush, the cos |
| s: appliances, electronics, hardware, sporting | goods and firearms, clothing, shoes, pets, cameras, |
| and Hooker, who were involved in transporting | goods and passengers along the St. Lawrence and lowe |
| The route became very busy primarily for | goods and later for the transportation of passengers |
| aylor Loft, Johnston & Murphy, Dick's Sporting | Goods, and a number of boutiques. |
| Goods and services taxes of M'sia (GST) or value add | |
| ant increasing competition for the carriage of | goods, and in 1844 the navigation was purchased on b |
| t properly recording or declaring donations of | goods and services to his campaign, and by overspend |
| as the base metal for silver plated household | goods and cutlery. |
| the burning of the suburbs and the seizeing of | goods and livestock. |
| e concept of balance of trade for both visible | goods and invisible services and capital movements. |
| any Communist paper bills and copper coins to | goods and currency used in nationalist controlled re |
| BancMarc provides Trade Brokers to market | goods and services, provides access to goods and ser |
| In Mall ZOFRI, people could find many cheap | goods, and a diverse gamma of products from tools to |
| t flour in the country, it also produces baked | goods and pumpkin seed oil. |
| it necessary to find new ways of transporting | goods and all sorts of materials, the idea came up t |
| manufactures and on the importation of foreign | goods, and the repeal of the quarantine duties. |
| In places that the public access to obtain | goods and services, controversially including privat |
| End-users pay this tax on all liable | goods and services directly, in that the purchase pr |
| ketched a form of anarcho-capitalism where all | goods and services including law itself can be produ |
| ate film office were made by local vendors for | goods and services that were not paid for. |
| Black was critical of the federal | Goods and Services Tax introduced by the government |
| Pirie Scott, JCPenney, Macy's, Dick's Sporting | Goods and Sears. |
| urchase vouchers that can be redeemed for real | goods and services by using the "Deals" offering. |
| pistol, and shall have liberty to remove their | goods, and to live in their own house, or elsewhere, |
| member companies that provide a wide range of | goods and services to industry. |
| often dangerous world of smuggling, prohibited | goods and concealment. |
| Formerly there were | goods and coal sidings trailing off the Up Line at t |
| today Saputo's business includes cheese, baked | goods and milk production, and it is the world twelf |
| 37 ships, either in ballast or carrying trade | goods, and sailed from Liverpool on 2nd March 1941 b |
| aus store (which had become both a Stewart Dry | Goods and L. S. Ayres before closing) to accommodate |
| ture of this transaction indicates the sale of | goods and hence the First Sale Doctrine would apply. |
| nation on Earth and had no interest in foreign | goods, and rejected the idea that Great Britain coul |
| s in hurricane-related supplies such as canned | goods and flashlights. |
| individual members, online shops for offering | goods and services, classifieds, questions and answe |
| Farmers used this tunnel to transport | goods and animals safely underneath the busy railroa |
| though they can contaminate food, damage paper | goods, and stain clothing. |
| ring viewers and businesses the means to offer | goods and services. |
| nts, partly to collect the correct taxation on | goods, and partly to stop unscrupulous merchants sho |
| ith the exception of the provision relating to | goods and services discrimination in Northern Irelan |
| term, it may not be the magnitude of extracted | goods and services that will determine sustainabilit |
| he war brought more traffic to the line - both | goods and passengers - as the railway became importa |
| The spaces now occupied by Dick's Sporting | Goods and Bed Bath and Beyond were previously a Upto |
| thing, farm and feed supplies, drugs, sporting | goods and hardware. |
| He opened a store there where he sold dry | goods and groceries. |
| liffe's Learning, should forfeit land, cattle, | goods, and life, and be condemned as heretics to God |
| Trains were mixed (passengers and | goods), and goods wagons were uncoupled along the li |
| rikes, demonstrations, and boycotts of British | goods and wrote petitions, which they circulated to |
| d during World War II and provides an array of | goods and services that serve the U.S. military. |
| People are attacking us to loot our | goods and our wealth. |
| She was responsible for delivering necessary | goods and equipment to ships and stations in the war |
| mbling, and he is not allowed to buy expensive | goods and destroy or give them away. |
| suspension of the Chinese boycott of Japanese | goods, and the two countries agreed to upgrade relat |
| ities in your neighbourhood to lend and borrow | goods and services, earning ‘carbon points saved' in |
| ier whose primary business is the transport of | goods, and which is in business to serve any custome |
| d, that the proposed changes, particularly the | goods and services tax (GST) was in their interests, |
| n had fled, with their families, leaving their | goods and livestock behind. |
| th Wales, the dock is no longer used to export | goods, and has been redeveloped for leisure. |
| The | goods and engine sheds for many years continued to b |
| me a partner in John Sinclair & Co. in the dry | goods and grocery business until it dissolved in 188 |
| s, which marketed a broad spectrum of consumer | goods and services. |
| A large portion of advertising was for adult | goods and services, such as phone-sex chat lines and |
| Prices for land, | goods and services were high and climbing daily. |
| Nantz to Vera Cruz with a cargo of steel, bale | goods and the like. |
| d responsibility for the ownership of specific | goods and property. |
| To recognize the distinct nature of cultural | goods and services as vehicles of values, identity a |
| ding millinery, shops selling clothing and dry | goods, and apartments. |
| Initially, he imported Swedish | goods and timbers, and developed an extensive trade |
| in a predetermined location to exchange furs, | goods and money. |
| t to ensure the passage of a bill creating the | Goods and Services Tax (GST). |
| Today his work is also helping consumers | goods and service companies to remodel their communi |
| J. C. Penney (Replaced with Dick's Sporting | Goods and other stores when new J. C. Penney opened) |
| lestine to control the movement of insurgents, | goods and weapons. |
| cted a succession of industries which provided | goods and employment to the town. |
| It opened to | goods and mineral traffic on or before August 1. |
| estimated 20% jump in real terms in imports of | goods and services. |
| cements - tax holidays, free import of capital | goods, and protective tariffs - are continued. |
| and established an extensive trade, importing | goods and supplying neighboring merchants. |
| er players when they are sold out of all their | goods and can only be restocked by their owners when |
| She was responsible for delivering troops, | goods and equipment to locations in the war zone. |
| It only presupposes that | goods and services of unequal value are traded, some |
| the fanatics of Castres, awarded me freely the | goods and effects that had been seized, with interes |
| l in smelting silver ore, in producing leather | goods, and to set dyes in textiles. |
| deflationary as the government purchased fewer | goods and services, and some argue that this led to |
| e Factory, Whole Foods Market, Dick's Sporting | Goods and Morton's. |
| oned as a sewing manufacture of textiles, soft | goods and metals and it has now gone into the trampo |
| ic sector, real estate, technology, industrial | goods and services, and consumer goods and services. |
| f thousands of troops, military and industrial | goods and the fleet of the Royal Indian Navy made Bo |
| r government's failure to repeal the unpopular | Goods and Services Tax as promised by her and her pa |
| ed to promote small industries with indigenous | goods and local artisans. |
| Chichimecas militarily, the Spaniards offered | goods and opportunities as an incentive for them to |
| ork-life services, transportation of household | goods, and personnel support services. |
| 2 billion Defense Department contract to carry | goods and material from main supply points inside Af |
| each other's updates about their purchases of | goods and services. |
| angsha, it still could not hold this amount of | goods and people. |
| from newspaper sales, $9,954 from contributed | goods and services, $9,077 from advertising, and $2, |
| Carson Pirie Scott, GameWorks, Dick's Sporting | Goods, and a movie theater owned by Loews Theaters. |
| ducts, promotional merchandise, toys, sporting | goods and travel goods. |
| He reported that the longstanding free flow of | goods and services across the border would be hamper |
| sses and for newly evolving ones such as paper | goods and iron smelting. |
| ering large amounts of pottery, European trade | goods and other artifacts deposited as grave goods b |
| and enforced internal displacement (of values, | goods and alliances). |
| und of gender reassignment in the provision of | goods and services (though article 3 excludes educat |
| concerned about government delivery of public | goods, and government involvement in the formulation |
| t its name from the auction at the site of the | goods and arms taken from the eleven towns of the mi |
| n the colonies were forced to buy British-made | goods, and this artificial trade restraint meant tha |
| e free use of the money given others for their | goods and services. |
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