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| tor of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and | Traders, a representational role which he held during |
| omic calendars calendar inform financiers and | traders about scheduled major economic indicator rele |
| goods the Comancheros (Pueblo and New Mexico | traders) acted as intermediaries. |
| He is current Chairman of | Traders Action Committee Pakistan. |
| y the declining price of rubber, pitted rival | traders against one another. |
| Traders aim to sell goods as competitively as they ca | |
| ves were treated as a commodity by owners and | traders alike, and were regarded as the crucial labor |
| There are many independent | traders along the street. |
| lang and the Rogue | Traders also performed. |
| are now a community of small businessman and | traders, although many are still engaged in oil press |
| he Trace: itinerant preachers, highwaymen and | traders among them. |
| home port for a number of successful maritime | traders, among them William Hawkins, who made the fir |
| Commenting on the defiant mood of the | traders, an editorial in Dawn urged everybody to find |
| tion of the Ohio Country, driving out British | traders and constructing a series of forts. |
| ers, government and private sector employees, | traders and non-resident Keralites (working abroad st |
| The | traders and their political agents, the aldermen, cal |
| dric, Nyssa and Tegan are captured by the Dar | Traders and the Doctor must save them. |
| he first step to the expulsion of the foreign | traders and missionaries was made by him when he orde |
| Separated from the French | traders and his assistant, he was forced to paddle co |
| d are prolific gamblers, merchants, and slave | traders, and amongst their favourite commodities are |
| tially descended from 16th century Portuguese | traders and the African slaves who were brought by th |
| luding Bai Sheng) disguise themselves as date | traders and wait for their targets. |
| house, the existence of which was reported by | traders and emissaries in the 1720s. |
| most likely explanation is that, when Indian | traders and Brahmins came into contact with local pop |
| order went into immediate effect, with Jewish | traders and families in Holly Springs, Mississippi, O |
| Pays Plat was named by french | traders and means "Flat land", named after the fact t |
| This group of | traders and merchants founded Congregation Emanu-El s |
| Traders and Culture: Colonial Albany and the Formatio | |
| an/Angolan slaves who escaped from Portuguese | traders and ships. |
| t and acts as a gateway to the Big Bazzar for | traders and buyers from rural areas of Kongad, Mundur |
| ng his career he commended Solihull School to | traders and his fellow officers resulting in an incre |
| gy companies, all of the top 50 power and gas | traders, and virtually all of the integrated oil comp |
| nge between the First Nations people, the fur | traders, and the Hudson's Bay Company. |
| opping place for the rough-hewn teamsters and | traders and voracious merchants on the Santa Fe Trail |
| They disguise themselves as date | traders and succeed in robbing the convoy of birthday |
| ia in 1980 for scrapping by Ankom Solid Steel | Traders, and had been demolished by 1981. |
| erta Junior Hockey League's Fort Saskatchewan | Traders and Brooks Bandits, as well as the St. Albert |
| The Patnis are essentially a community of | traders and Fish merchants a profession they have pra |
| ged, following a campaign by local residents, | traders and some local councillors, and they now read |
| a sprawling 136-acre extend donated by local | traders and industrialists, the Salem airport lay in |
| He was affiliated to the Party of Farmers, | Traders and Independents (BGB/PAI), now the Swiss Peo |
| d enable him to communicate with local Jewish | traders, and he may also have believed that he would |
| This prevented | traders and dealers from laying in reserves that in o |
| urces (such as refineries, oil producers, and | traders) and resells it to a diverse group of custome |
| Indian | traders and businessmen, patronized by the Tamil mino |
| ures strategies, analysis and news for active | traders and investors. |
| sulted in speculative hoarding by farmers and | traders and a consequent rise in prices. |
| y Native American peoples; moreover, hunters, | traders, and European settlers wore them. |
| in which FLO members, producer organizations, | traders and external experts participate. |
| Raffelstetten was a place where German slave | traders and their Slavic counterparts exchanged goods |
| erokee Indians and the English and French fur | traders and stretched from Tennessee to Charleston, S |
| local craftsmen, the Hookah impressed Yemeni | traders and soon came to be known as Koyilandy Hookah |
| A campaign backed by the City Council, | traders and the general public resulted in a Heritage |
| The Tajakant were known as | traders and warriors, and held a strong position in t |
| was alerted to the French expedition by Cree | traders, and thus had time to prepare a defense; the |
| tive of "Saint Anthony"; the first French fur | traders and missionaries having named the area for Sa |
| rsh campaign to restrict encroachment by U.S. | traders and (later) immigrants to the area. |
| of the Bucharest, surrounded by the houses of | traders and craftsmen. |
| e early part of the eighth century AD through | traders and missionaries who came through sea-routes. |
| lenged in the form of British and Russian fur | traders and colonization. |
| the effect of fixing the prices of goods for | traders, and the terms on which the goods could be re |
| HBC | traders and Cree and white missionaries were well awa |
| His father came from a wealthy family of wine | traders and is portrayed as one of the younger sons i |
| sed by early European and American explorers, | traders and emigrants in the late 18th and early 19th |
| inctive to Sart, which denotes towns dwelling | traders and craftsmen. |
| The | traders and residents were objecting to plans to demo |
| Sargodha's Thaheem are businessmen, | traders and civil servant. |
| They respected white | traders and visitors and hunted skillfully. |
| This was mostly led by local | traders and businessmen. |
| at the ports that were visited by the earlier | traders and were in many cases part of the Venetian E |
| he "Bakassi" endeared themselves to many Igbo | traders and merchants. |
| rs, priests, landlords, temple sculptors, arm | traders, and seafarers. |
| e was able to come unawares among the English | traders and capture eight or nine ships before Sappho |
| of Abdullahi and his wife, both of whom were | traders and caravan leaders. |
| eason standings, behind the Fort Saskatchewan | Traders and winning the league championship in their |
| The majority are descendants of | traders and most recently immigrants from Guyana. |
| i relative to its surroundings allowed Indian | traders and seafarers to use the mountain as a naviga |
| century it was used by English and French fur | traders, and later used as a military road during the |
| h the mentor of the BBC's show Million Dollar | Traders, Anton Kreil in order to produce his personal |
| gilant and battles between them and the ‘free | traders' are legendary. |
| list mode of production; rather, the merchant | traders are intermediaries between non-capitalist pro |
| Alavi Bohras, who are mainly | traders, are peace-loving and harmonious people. |
| The Fort Saskatchewan | Traders are the 2nd oldest franchise still operating |
| Many of the | traders are the second or third generation of their f |
| r economic constraints, the local farmers and | traders are finding it hard to cope, but it is lucrat |
| "Each day the | traders are kidnapping our people - children of this |
| is currently working on a new book on street | traders around the world. |
| Traders arrive from 4 am every Sunday morning to set | |
| In 1922, a small number of Greek | traders arrived in the area and established Juba on t |
| European | traders arrived late in the 15th century, and their i |
| The bourgeoisie live further out, while the | traders, artisans and manufacturers live closer to th |
| the first nations to trade with European fur | traders, as early as the 17th century. |
| until Lett began marketing the wine to salmon | traders as a good match to the fish. |
| quality—fair quality—for both farmers and for | traders as well,” explains Natalia. |
| recordings of the vinyl circulate among Byrds | traders as the album still contains certain things th |
| street is now home to a number of independent | traders, as well as doctor surgeries and private busi |
| Kings used to be fond of | traders as they eagerly wait for all types of luxurio |
| Prince-Smith became mentor of such later free | traders as Julius Faucher and Max Wirth. |
| A small number are a now petty | traders as well. |
| To support them Gloucester Road | Traders associated was set up. |
| The local retailers form the Princes Avenue | Traders Association which organises trade and communi |
| utures Industry Association, and the Security | Traders Association of Chicago. |
| He was adviser to the British National Fruit | Traders Association and a fellow of the Royal Society |
| The Hampton Hill | Traders' Association together with Richmond Council c |
| 04, when the General Aviation Manufacturers & | Traders Association (GAMTA), which was based at Brill |
| nity Association, originally named the Monton | Traders' Association, it was renamed the Monton Villa |
| rds are run by a consortium of Allied Brewery | Traders Association, Brewers' Guild and the Institute |
| on about the High Street and the Hampton Hill | Traders' Association, please see Hampton Hill Guide. |
| The High Street in Hampton Hill has an active | Traders' Association. |
| Council and from a charge paid by the Market | Traders Association. |
| vent evasion of customs duties at the port by | traders at the estate. |
| the news from Dover began to circulate among | traders at the Exchange. |
| ineca Gold Rush, Cunningham and Hankin became | traders at Hazelton, in Gitxsan territory, and eventu |
| of Queens Market, which represents the market | traders at Queen's Market. |
| Due to terror of Lothoo, the | traders at many times used to send money to him for p |
| he decided to align himself with the English | traders at Hudson Bay. |
| ixed marriage that was still common among the | traders at the time. |
| Traders banded together with local businessmen to pet | |
| He later organized the Mechanics' and | Traders' Bank (currently the First National Bank of J |
| Kloepfer was a director of the | Traders Bank of Canada. |
| The | Traders Bank Building has a single shaft rising to a |
| iages or alliances between Cree women and fur | traders became an essential link in fur trade negotia |
| was commonly visited by Tibetan pilgrims and | traders before the invasion of Tibet by the Chinese w |
| people by the late 17th Century, when French | traders began exploring the region. |
| Some | traders believe in using pivot point calculations. |
| tobacco was introduced in China by the Dutch | traders between 1624 and 1660. |
| olling roaming livestock, licensing transient | traders, billiard rooms and refreshment houses and is |
| Traders bought frankincense, myrrh, bitumen, natron, | |
| or manages 71 hotels under the Shangri-La and | Traders brands with a rooms inventory of over 30,000. |
| The | traders brought brass bracelets known as manillas whi |
| When Islam spread among the Arabs, the Arab | traders brought it to Malabar during the time of the |
| exploding British Empire, these early English | traders built juggernauts, trading everything from to |
| Portuguese | traders built houses here on the banks of River Meena |
| Shopkeepers, publicans and other | traders built the town up quickly in support of the r |
| Legend says that one of these | traders buried his profits, several thousand dollars |
| lalabad is for a considerable time unsafe for | traders, but matters improve towards the end of the y |
| ng the British navy into action against slave | traders, but even Britain had its supporters of the t |
| stle Hostmen clashed with the Sunderland coal | traders by claiming their charter rights and imposing |
| d his brothers all decided to impress foreign | traders by taking British names. |
| In rare instances, other free | traders, called "interlopers," competed with the Comp |
| French | traders called these First Nations people the Petun ( |
| He joined with a family of | traders called Sattersthwaite and sailed with them to |
| S. in the Gilded Age, the activities of horse | traders came increasingly to be seen as the natural a |
| council, rallying them to fight, "Before the | traders came we had our own home-brewed beer, we live |
| Eventually by fur | traders came in 1810. |
| Byzantine | traders came to dominate the economic life of Rome. |
| In 1837, two | traders, Camille Cailliez and Charles de Baecque esta |
| nd Grandad what a shame it is that the market | traders can't afford to donate a tree to the local ch |
| stol Freighters, Superfreighters and Aviation | Traders Carvair aircraft, the latter three types bein |
| on-engined Bristol Freighter and the Aviation | Traders Carvair. |
| rossroads has historically been important for | traders, cattle drivers, and those transporting local |
| In 1987 he founded the Cotton | Traders clothing business with his former club and na |
| Local sales began in 1856, and sales to | traders commenced in 1921. |
| early prohibited selling alcohol to Indians, | traders commonly used rum, and later whiskey, as comm |
| aid to have originally belonged to the cotton | traders community. |
| The | traders complain in some of their records of the Heil |
| In 1978-79, the | Traders completed their most successful season in the |
| FLO-CERT ensures that producers and | traders comply with the FLO Fairtrade Standards and t |
| William Green of Forbes magazine, "Commodity | Traders Consumer Report, a respected futures publicat |
| - oil palm producers, palm oil processors or | traders, consumer goods manufacturers, retailers, ban |
| Majority of the | traders continue to live on the streets to this day, |
| d a large fun fair, local and commercial food | traders, craft and animal-showing tents and helicopte |
| In the 1860s and 1870s American | traders crossed into what would become Alberta to tra |
| e region when the first English explorers and | traders crossed the Appalachian Mountains into the Ea |
| Traders' currency tokens were issued in Gibraltar bet | |
| on and received helpful advice from the ivory | traders David Hume and Robert Schoon. |
| In April 2007 local | traders declared that for environmental reasons, they |
| Early 18th century | traders delivered as many as 200,000 deerskins annual |
| This place is also a source for | traders depending on ship breaking industry. |
| ontier at Pittsburgh, where he worked for the | traders Devereaux Smith and Ephraim Douglas. |
| Primarily in the north and east, Muslim | traders dominated several Ottoman exchanges and some |
| at its weight was gradually increased by coal | traders due to the taxes on coal (which were charged |
| red wine that was widely exported by Venetian | traders during the Middle Ages. |
| oy" Trotter, chairman of Trotters Independent | Traders, employs his younger brother Rodney into his |
| The Safras were bankers and gold | traders engaged in the financing of trade between Ale |
| of the French and Indian War in 1763, British | traders entered the area, and grew in numbers and inf |
| home to a diverse group of foreign merchants, | traders, entrepreneurs, and sojourners. |
| As computerized high frequency | traders exited the stock market, the resulting lack o |
| An influx of European trappers, | traders, explorers, miners and settlers affected the |
| An issue the world's jewellery | traders face is that synthetic diamonds which are che |
| The National Market | Traders' Federation is an organisation based in the b |
| and Reconstruction Committee by the Multiple | Traders' Federation (MTF), representing the larger re |
| fna on 14 May 1998, when he attended a Jaffna | traders' felicitation lunch just before leaving on tr |
| Some | traders find the candlestick chart easier to read. |
| 45, whereas Tanasi existed when Euro-American | traders first reported on the region in the early 18t |
| tockade and storehouse and sent the remaining | traders fleeing back East. |
| Cowboys and | traders flush with cash during the period became targ |
| Some hardy pioneers, explorers and | traders followed over the next several decades, leavi |
| Me" is the first single released by the Rogue | Traders for their debut album We Know What You're Up |
| the high sum which was demanded by the slave | traders for his release. |
| rakkad necessitated the rehabilitation of the | traders for which Alappuzha was selected as a port an |
| the facility as a rendezvous point for their | traders forming fur brigades before traveling to poin |
| Fur | traders found the island a handy resting spot, and of |
| lities at BDB will include offices of diamond | traders, four walk-in vaults, 24,500 safe deposit box |
| Early European fur | traders frequented the these parts, around the start |
| kasaw were under the influence of the English | traders from Carolina. |
| y at all times and not to charge any tolls on | traders from Liguria. |
| The Mai, | traders from the river delta, are prepared to help th |
| Ingle transported goods of Maryland | traders from England and back and became prominent to |
| osians, a human race of farmers, hunters, and | traders from the planet Athos in the Pegasus Galaxy. |
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