Very little in business is easy, and anyone looking for an easy option would be daft to make exporting their first choice. |
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Scotland's exporting success in eastern Europe has not been exactly illustrious in recent years. |
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We are exporting atrocious suffering, disease and death in poor countries where controls are not implemented. |
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In 1366 he was exporting large quantities of grain, barley, malt, and ale, and in 1382 a large number of woolfells. |
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In recent years the company's emphasis has been on exporting bulk quantities of its Muller Thurgau-based White Cloud. |
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There are easy procedures for importing and exporting with competitive rates for skilled and semi-skilled workers. |
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What we've got is the best touring car championship in the world and now we are exporting it to the world. |
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They were organized around an exporting economy, and as a result, the major cities dwarfed other towns within the tributary area. |
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By exporting the coffee themselves, farmers earn considerably more per pound than they would if they sold through industry middlemen. |
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We Brits are not confining ourselves to exporting our traditional behavior to Portugal. |
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Labor and capital are assumed perfectly mobile within an exporting country, but must stay within that country. |
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No file importing or exporting is involved, so there's no chance of documents losing their formatting or getting otherwise munged along the way. |
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How does, for example, the meat industry exclude the freezing worker from benefiting from exporting? |
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If we could only master the technology for unleashing devastating floods, we'd be exporting that, too. |
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He is also considering exporting to Britain and developing own label products for the British multiples. |
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The feature of exporting text has the convenient inclusion of appropriate references by default. |
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As trade increased and became prohibitively complicated, the government initiated steps to aid the farmer in exporting excess produce. |
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If only he was as free with his tolerance as he is with his mouth he'd have something worth exporting. |
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You can no longer expect to penetrate these high-rise markets exclusively from an exporting factory in the UK, for example. |
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Neither food sufficiency nor ecological sustainability can be achieved by exporting inappropriate western technologies. |
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Townsend was noted for exporting considerable quantities of pewter to these shores. |
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Thousands of officials found employment in allocating and policing quotas in importing and exporting countries. |
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The regions which succeeded industrially were those that succeeded in exporting. |
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He has enjoyed a successful career exporting goods into Africa and now he's written a book on the subject. |
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To print a hardcopy of your map, there is ArcPress for ArcGIS, a print rasterizer for fast and high-quality printing and exporting. |
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I am certain that most people hate the idea of exporting our horses to be made into sausages and salami. |
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Britain was exporting corn, hides, cattle, and iron to the empire, all items of vital importance to the Roman military effort. |
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And after pinning all its economic hopes on exporting to the US market, it finds itself outmaneuvered in low-wage manufacturing. |
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Sailors and workers alike worked steadily removing wares from importing ships while stocking products for exporting vessels. |
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He cited the horticultural and floricultural sectors that were exporting produce to foreign markets, especially the European Union. |
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In reality, of course, charging into exporting in this kind of haphazard fashion is not ideal. |
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Rome was importing goods from its colonies but wasn't exporting nearly as much. |
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For instance, exporters of rough gemstones should start exporting finished gemstone products like rings and other jewellery, he said. |
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He has been manufacturing rocking horses for 27 years and sells throughout the UK, as well as exporting parts and plans worldwide. |
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An American company came up with the idea of exporting natural gas to Europe by liquefying it at very cold temperatures and shipping it. |
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There are more than 25 world-scale units exporting principally ammonia, methanol, steel products and, more recently, liquefied natural gas. |
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India began exporting wheat and rice two years ago to cut bulging stocks built up after successive bumper harvests. |
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Some services charge a fee for premium functionality, and sometimes, this functionality includes exporting the data. |
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Third, Beijing is likely to emerge as an exporting superpower, aggravating America's trade deficit and fanning protectionist pressures in a slumping world economy. |
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Brazil is said to be interested in using the port of Walvis Bay as a landfall for exporting products to fellow Portuguese speaking country Angola. |
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The country is importing far more goods and services than it is exporting. |
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All these considerations indicate clearly why countries like the USA and Japan lead the world in the innovation and exporting of high-technology products. |
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In Japan, which unfortunately continues to flounder, any negative effect on global trade would be serious for its very many household-name exporting companies. |
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Hasn't the Hollywood fantasy factory been generating and exporting the ideas for these spectacular attacks through action and disaster movies for years? |
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Short of exporting the entire database, and then backing that up, the ideal is to shut down each database, back it up, and then fire it up again, in sequence. |
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In 1984, when famine was at its height, the country was still exporting linseed, cottonseed and rapeseed grains to the UK and Europe for livestock feed. |
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The perfect scenario for an Australian miner exporting would have been to sit back unhedged and watch the dollar plunge below US50c around the time of the Sydney Olympics. |
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Although it might sound a bit like selling coals to Newcastle, exporting daffodils to Holland is exactly what bulb growers in Britain are now doing. |
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We are already exporting gold and we have substantial resources of silver, uranium, nickel, cobalt, the deposits of which need further investigation. |
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We are already exporting gold and we have substantial resources of silver, uranium, nickel and cobalt, the deposits of which need further investigation. |
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In his optimism, Sale has even talked about exporting ethanol, at the same time touting Manitoba as a cheap place to grow the grain used to distil ethanol. |
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The North Dock, built originally for the ships exporting millions of tons of tinplate, have been turned into Millennium Quays, home to a sail training and water sports centre. |
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The financial aspects of exporting will be explained, and terms, conditions and procedures that could catch the unwary exporter off guard, will be made clear. |
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The rising euro and the refusal of the EU commissariat to reflate the EU economy implies that the exporting side of the Irish economy will be squeezed. |
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Smyth admitted that he was aware of the requirement to have a license or State Department approval prior to exporting the krytrons and that the shipments had no such approval. |
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South Africa is one of the ten largest coal producing countries and the fourth largest coal exporting country in the world. |
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Britain's extensive exporting cottage industries also ensured markets were already available for many early forms of manufactured goods. |
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Aggravating this outflow was the fact that silver was the only commodity accepted by China for exporting goods during this period. |
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As a result, the IT industry in Bangladesh has turned its focus on exporting software and IT services. |
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Belfast has a large port used for exporting and importing goods, and for passenger ferry services. |
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Germany became the dominant economic power on the continent and was the second largest exporting nation after Britain. |
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Free trade can open new markets to domestic producers who would otherwise resort to exporting illicit drugs. |
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It was common for smugglers in Colombia to import liquor, alcohol, cigarettes and textiles, while exporting cocaine. |
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Personnel with knowledge of the terrain were able to supply the local market while also exporting a large amount of product. |
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Throughout the entire period of the Famine, Ireland was exporting enormous quantities of food. |
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In addition, the importation and exportation of goods are subject to trade agreements between the importing and exporting jurisdictions. |
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As of 2013 The Netherlands is one of the world's 10 leading exporting countries. |
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By 1700, Philadelphia was exporting 350,000 bushels of wheat and 18,000 tons of flour annually. |
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The new distillery, named Inchdairnie, focuses on exporting to markets in India, Africa and the Far East. |
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The act of selling goods or services to a foreign country is called exporting. |
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Caernarfon was at one time an important port, exporting slate from the Dyffryn Nantlle quarries. |
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Canada changed from a country producing and exporting mainly primary products to one producing and exporting more manufactured goods. |
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Port Penrhyn was an important port in the 19th century, exporting the slates produced at the Penrhyn Quarry. |
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These are paid to the exporting firm, usually a second tier cooperative, not to the farmer. |
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As a way to amend this problem, the British began exporting large amounts of opium grown in the Indian colonies. |
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Port Talbot would eventually become the biggest exporting port in Glamorgan, and the second largest in Wales, only surpassed by Milford Haven. |
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By 1913, this had risen to 10,700,000 tons, making Cardiff second only to Barry, Wales as the largest coal exporting dock in the world. |
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During the 1970s, the market for exporting and importing cars has increased dramatically and the number and type of ROROs has increased also. |
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Wexford became a major maritime port exporting fish, cloth, wool and hides. |
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It was Ireland's leading fishing port in the 15th and 16th century exporting mainly to ports along the west coast of England and Wales. |
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In the fall of 2012, the US began exporting propane to Europe, known as LPG, as wholesale prices there are much higher than in North America. |
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Portugal enjoyed a virtual monopoly of the Atlantic slave trade for over a century, exporting around 800 slaves annually. |
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Britain began illegally exporting opium to China from British India in the 18th century to counter its deficit. |
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Transportation and commerce are important factors in the state, mostly linked to importing and exporting through its four deepwater ports. |
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Lied had founded The Siberian company with the purpose of exporting and importing goods through the great Siberian rivers and the Kara Sea. |
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The very wealthy landowners managed their own distribution, which may have involved exporting. |
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Instead of exporting Byzantine and Arab luxury goods to Scandinavia, it exported fur via Hanseatic merchants to western Europe. |
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New York City was a major ocean port and had extensive traffic importing cotton from the South and exporting manufacturing goods. |
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The exporting sectors have brought higher and more secure incomes to a significant portion of the population. |
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However exporting engines to western Pennsylvania, Kentucky or Ohio was challenging and expensive from a logistical perspective. |
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By the 1900s, Belgium was a major exporter of trams and other rail components, exporting vast quantities of railway materials. |
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He learned of the American interest in developing similar machines, and he was also aware of British laws against exporting the designs. |
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Further hematite deposits were discovered, of sufficient size to develop factories for smelting and exporting steel. |
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Sea Kayaking UK, based in Holyhead, Anglesey, is exporting handmade fibre-glass canoes to the native population in Greenland. |
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Holyhead-based Sea Kayaking UK is exporting hand-made fibre-glass canoes to the Inuit, the native population in Greenland. |
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Sea Kayaking UK of Holyhead is exporting handmade fibreglass canoes to the native population in Greenland. |
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Later, based in Seoul, he also started his own food manufacturing and exporting company producing Kimchi which grew to 70 employees. |
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There is only Russia, a largely de-industrialised country that is run by a kleptocratic elite and makes its living by exporting oil and gas. |
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There is only Russia, a largely de-industrialized country that is run by a kleptocratic elite and makes its living by exporting oil and gas. |
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Indeed, many countries rely heavily on exporting agricultural products and seek to liberalise trade. |
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To be successful in exporting, American SBS producers needed to develop smoother, higher gloss, higher brightness board with a bluer shade. |
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Begona Ahm, owner of the family-run brininess, started Karoma in 1992 and began exporting two years ago. |
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When exporting from your data source, try to export the data in a text-delimited format using a semicolon as the delimiter. |
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The American fall from grace has prompted some people to predict Iran will soon be cleaning up by exporting its pistachios to the United States. |
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The United States may be exporting an HDTV standard to its trading partners. |
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Applied Vision software is included for a USB connection, which allows notating on images, video streaming, capturing, editing and exporting of images and movies. |
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After exporting the product for the last six years through third parties, a Chinse caustic soda chemical firm, Xinjiang Zhongtai Chemical, is planning to invest in Tanzania. |
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Multi state power transmission projects are discouraged by states with cheap electric power rates for fear that exporting their cheap power will lead to increased rates. |
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Cardiff Docks reached an exporting peak in 1923, but soon production fell and unemployment in the upland valleys began to increase at a dramatic rate. |
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Communications along the valley floors provided the main routeways for exporting coal south to ports and docks such as Newport Docks, Cardiff Docks and Barry Docks. |
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In this case, we are importing more goods than we are exporting. |
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As such, the subsidies in the CAP are charged with preventing developing countries from exporting agricultural produce to the EU on a level playing field. |
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First, as a general rule, carryover stocks are, held in countries that have lower carrying costs, which are probably exporting countries because they enjoy lower prices. |
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Ghana already has some control over prices as the Cocobod parastatal is the sole exporting authority, but in Cote d'Ivoire exporters operate outside state control. |
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While exporting relatively small volumes to Asia, the Middle East and North America, Europe is where the main action is for Aviko and sister brand Pommy. |
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June, who has a decade of experience exporting horses to the UAE, was asked to find a replacement and she dispatched nine-year-old Anglesey-bred Sylvanpark Sonny Jim to Dubai. |
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When it was still our former colony of Rhodesia, the country was known as the breadbasket of Africa exporting wheat and corn to its neighbours and beyond. |
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Outward processing trade involves the exporting of intermediate inputs for further processing abroad and the reimporting of those products back to the home country. |
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Almost-finalized plans for exporting Indian wheat to Iran are going nowhere, Indian officials say, as Iran continues to worry about a fungus often found in Indian wheat. |
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He said Germany was exporting Pakistani surgical instruments, gives it a finishing touch with chrome or even without that, it reexport it to Bosnia. |
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The circular points out that the meaures comes as the central bank forcast the expected income for exporting livestocks and agricultural produce during the coming period. |
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The current practice of exporting primary wood to the south and shipping the remnants to other countries needs to be re-evaluated for the sake of the economy. |
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Caglayan said that Turkey was exporting products to 246 customs zones, adding that Kiribati and Palau were the only two zones in the world Turkey was not making export. |
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The line was originally built in the 1970s with Chinese money, engineering and workers as a means of exporting Zambian copper without relying on Apartheid-era South Africa. |
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Both EEF and WAE are exporting around 60-70 per cent of their finished goods to the GCC region and nearly 25 countries across the Middle East and North Africa. |
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At that time many of them seagulled on the Mt Maunganui wharf to make a crust in order to carry on with their ideal of kiwifruit as a major exporting industry. |
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After a few years the Mars Works began exporting its engines inland. |
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The smallest Pacific nations rely on trade with Australia, New Zealand and the United States for exporting goods and for accessing other products. |
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The lost ancient port city of Muziris in Kerala, famous for exporting black pepper and various other spices, gets mentioned in a number of classical historical sources. |
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Although imperial law forbade merchants from exporting solidi outside imperial territory, many solidi have been found in Russia, Central Europe, Georgia, and Syria. |
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Exporting firms can be foreign freight forwarders, export management companies, or international trading companies. |
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Officials from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries expressed concern of pumping too much crude in the second quarter. |
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Exporting allows managers to exercise operation control but does not provide them the option to exercise as much marketing control. |
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Exporting capital, he concluded, put a lid on the growth of domestic wages in the domestic standard of living. |
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The 1973 oil crisis began in October 1973 when the members of the Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries proclaimed an oil embargo. |
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Exporting crops and goods from the New World to Europe often proved to be more profitable than producing them on the European mainland. |
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Exporting and importing are collectively called international trade. |
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