But the very thing she is upset about – the idea that bookstores can resell your titles – presumes there are books to resell in used book stores.
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I guess if everything changes, I can always resell them.
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We have to resell the houses, which is very complicated.
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She bought it secondhand from the retail resell site Poshmark.
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VW has not yet begun to resell the repurchased cars.
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You wouldn't buy a car if you couldn't resell it!
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The first is in their ability to resell manufactured diamonds.
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At many hotspots, entrepreneurs resell the cards at a higher price.
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If they resell or share their version, the error gets replicated.
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Do not taunt happy funball flamethrower or try to resell it.
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No problem — if it doesn't fit I can always resell it.
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It is illegal in Brazil to resell tickets above face value.
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Clothes you plan to resell should be undamaged and in-season.
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Tickets for the finals, they said, can easily resell for $153,000.
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To her surprise she found 70 items that she could resell.
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The Wiener gallery was preparing to resell it for $1.5 million.
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They foreclose when those efforts fail, and then resell the homes.
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He'd buy a table for $50 and resell it for $250.
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These broad and uncertain definitions limit the ability to resell restricted securities.
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People are able to resell something that's been used and been contaminated.
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They bring them back to him, and then he would resell it.
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It simply repossesses the unit at little cost and tries to resell.
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Documents sold from multiple vendors contained admonishments not to resell the work.
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But for some, the market to resell the works may dry up.
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What will the resell value of a Bolt be in three years.
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Even he is surprised by our new willingness to resell our clothing.
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Chen said his favorite bot, Balko, can resell for close to $4,000.
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Then they put out the fire, remove the tiles and resell them.
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Now they're attempting to resell it to wireless carriers and other bidders.
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One device maker bought the rights to resell one of Thinkrace's smartwatches.
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Cuba would refine the surplus and resell it on the international market.
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Altice plans to resell Sprint's wireless service under its own brand next year.
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The resell of digital copies has been controversial in the last few years.
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"We reshape them, remold them, and resell them for local use," he explains.
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Those that would receive the scripts would either resell them or use them.
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Nothing scales like being able to sell and resell valuable data to advertisers.
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As far as if someone owns a car, they can resell it anytime.
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Here's how to resell, recycle, or reuse the tech you don't use anymore.
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Read more: A pair of Air Jordans can resell for up to $2,000.
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But none us will be able to capture and resell the lonely magic.
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In such cases, the online bookstore might resell them as "new" on Amazon.
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The company, based in Richmond, Va., planned to resell them on the internet.
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Some of the items that they get at the drops they also resell.
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Indeed, a glut of Jordans in early 2016 drove that resell market down.
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They can contaminate an entire recycling load, making it impossible to process and resell.
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Mexican drug cartels later began to buy it and resell it across the border.
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The platform allows fans to resell unwanted tickets, with prices capped at face value.
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Afterwards, a trader sorts through the purchases he will resell in his home village.
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As the years progress, the increasingly rare shoes have gone up in resell price.
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My boyfriend found some electronics that he's going to resell on his Ebay page.
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I guess there's always the store credit route, or maybe a quick resell online.
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The company also refurbishes old Polaroid type 600 cameras in order to resell them.
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If they can resell something 10 times to internet people, they will do it.
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MUS's $34 billion balance sheet primarily consists of securities purchased under agreements to resell.
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The buyers also cannot resell the gas under the contracts' so-called destination restrictions.
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The brokers can then resell those tickets on secondary markets for much higher prices.
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You'll be able to resell your old phone for more value now versus later.
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Melrose's business model is to buy engineering companies, improve their margins and resell them.
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However, AwesomenessTV will retain the rights to resell that content elsewhere in the world.
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"Police assumed it was [left behind] because it is hard to resell," Bartl wrote.
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I am involved with the resell shop Stadium Goods here in New York City.
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In both cases, cheap banner ads were used to resell more expensive video ads.
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"Mobile Star does not knowingly resell counterfeit goods," Braha said in his court declaration.
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There are plenty of worn pairs on peer-to-peer resell sites and eBay.
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"I can always resell it on the The Real Real tomorrow!" she told the host.
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Whoever gets the shoes will almost certainly resell them for $1,000 and possibly even more.
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That claim includes the right to resell; without it, the ticket market can't properly function.
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With rare brews fetching high resell rates, of course, opportunists want in on the action.
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They never learn United's considering a new system where the airline can resell your seat.
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His strategy is to only resell toys that he wants, since he knows there's demand.
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Depending on the state of the piece, they'll recycle it or refurbish and resell it.
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They've also been running auctions for rare resell market items like Supreme guitars and sneakers.
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It's used to resell both old and new items between users on its online platform.
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So I just had to resell sneakers to make money to buy myself more sneakers.
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Attendees stock up on limited-edition wares, then resell them online for substantially more money.
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Those groups, they suggested, could resell the software to smaller campaigns at very low prices.
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This decision should make it easier for consumers and businesses to resell and modify products.
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She'd stolen something to resell so she could feed her habit, she told BuzzFeed News.
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A broker working with Henderson and Phillips would then resell the weapons, often on Facebook.
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Most of the traders planned to resell the volumes to Chinese teapot refineries, traders said.
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Twenty years ago, the couple used to hit garage sales and resell items on eBay.
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A lot of people realized they could resell them for way over the retail price.
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"I'd saved money to fix consoles and resell them, make beautiful foam swords for real live-action games, buy and resell headphones — anything that people around me wanted really!" he recalls, teaching him the value of taking the work out of other people's lives.
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They buy abandoned storage unit items and goods leftover from estate sales and then resell them.
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Afterward, the scammer will promote and resell the products at a discount on his own website.
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Police in China have busted an underground ring that was recycling plastic to resell to manufacturers.
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"We created ReSell XL to fill a void in the designer consignment space," Thompson tells Refinery29.
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Those who knowingly resell tickets that are purchased with a bot are also subject to penalty.
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It's natural to want to unsell the object and then resell it at its market price.
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The number adds to approvals for 42 enterprises to resell mobile network services starting from 2013.
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Rosneft would then resell the shares to investors some time in the first quarter of 2017.
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The company will use the site to resell VPN software via affiliate links on the site.
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Nine out of 10 Crocs resell on the consignment shop's website within 18 days, data show.
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"Mostly everything else that one can purchase, one does have the right to resell," he said.
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Given the card's rarity, it would be difficult to resell at full value under normal circumstances.
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VW will now be able to resell diesel vehicles that they repurchased once they are fixed.
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Kylie's cosmetics sell out within minutes ... some resell on eBay for 10 times the retail value.
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Other record shops down the street would snatch them up and resell them for way more.
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The owners then make copies and resell them in black-and-white for $20 a pop.
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Janetzi decided to resell the paper to raise money for her daughter's education, according to ABC.
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In some cases they hope to resell access to deep-pocketed oil companies at a premium.
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Winning buyers could resell the shoes on the platform without ever taking physical ownership of them.
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In the process, they take on the risk of not being able to resell their tickets.
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I wondered if they grew all of it themselves, or bought it from elsewhere to resell.
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This limited edition Yeezy was the first 350 V2 to resell for over $1,000 in years.
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Here's how the teen perfected the art of long holds to resell shoes for massive profits:
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During Obama's inauguration, StubHub and eBay refused to resell tickets to avoid sky-high resale prices.
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When his dolly was stolen, he said, he was accused of pilfering it himself to resell.
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So I resell on top of my other job, and that money goes straight to the bank.
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GoPro's cameras are good, and their resell value appears to be higher than the normal tech device.
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Unlike digital titles, it's easier to return or resell games that you're finished with or didn't like.
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If all goes well, fake patients can't beat the tax — or resell tax-free product to others.
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Still, it's not uncommon for individuals to buy domains as potential assets to resell for a profit.
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Youngsters often try to help their families by scrounging through trash for things to resell or reuse.
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The thieves would alter VIN numbers and forge paperwork to make them appear legal, and resell them.
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It was nearly 20 years before Apple allowed for another company to resell clones of its machines.
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Theoretically buyers of these homes can immediately resell the homes on the market for a fat spread.
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And when they go to resell their apartment there are fewer people willing to look at it.
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If you upgrade to the latest iPhone, that means you can opt to resell your old phone.
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So Gill would buy them, then resell them to farmers in his community for a small profit.
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The Jordan brand's collaboration with Nike has yielded sneakers that can resell for as much as $20,000.
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He also hopes some business-minded locals will buy the water and resell it in other towns.
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So I might slightly change it so it's not theirs [and photograph and resell it that way].
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It's best to have a back-up because you can always resell any extra tickets you score.
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Am I required to try to resell them and return the money to the patient-care fund?
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The caveat, according to Ford, owners CANNOT resell the car during the initial 24 months of ownership.
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After all, the iBuyer is a virtual middleman that intends to resell the home at a profit.
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Every day, around 400,000 shoppers descend on the area to buy goods to resell across the country.
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Kahan also discovered that Amazon had started buying enormous numbers of Birkenstocks to resell on the site.
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She looked up the price online, discovered it sells for $99 and now wants to resell it.
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect how Greenstein was able to resell the book.
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If you do happen to have a bag you're looking to resell, the process is really straightforward.
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It also contracturally requires that they don&apost try to resell the cars for at least two years .
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Sometimes, in place of expensive sunglasses or electronics to resell for meth money, you just want a snack.
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This is the exemption that allows you to resell a security you bought in a registered public offering.
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Rosneft used to resell volumes it bought from PDVSA to trading firms and was less involved in marketing.
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Today, many just launch a "version 2" of their app instead, and then try to resell it anew.
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A scratched up screen also significantly decreases the value of a phone when you're trying to resell it.
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She used an app to check prices on Amazon to find goods she could resell for a profit.
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VW cannot resell or export the vehicles bought back unless EPA approves a fix, Reuters reported last week.
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VW cannot resell or export vehicles it buys back unless the EPA approves a fix, the documents said.
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An enterprising Cuban can buy fresh white cheese along a country highway and resell it in the city.
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He looked for televisions on the sidewalk or in the garbage, fixed them, and tried to resell them.
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It is not clear whether VW will be allowed to resell vehicles they buy back, the source said.
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"They go and resell it to local mom-and-pop stores, bodegas, delis, things like that," he said.
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This helps if you need to read the manual, return it, or even resell it down the road.
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That does not include the accounts of ticket brokers, who resell their tickets to corporate and noncorporate fans.
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And then they take all of those tickets, and then they go resell them on the secondary market.
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You can then resell them at Timmy and Tommy Nook's shop for bells, the currency for the game.
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And speculators own the rights to many millions of other names, hoping to resell them for big payouts.
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BDCs resell hard currency to individual users with dollar expenses such as medical bills and school fees abroad.
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Wall Street Journal reporters go dumpster diving, and then resell the trash on Amazon's take-all-comers marketplace.
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Okeke plans to resell it, if you're in the market for something that tops out at 267 mph.
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Buyers cannot resell their properties within the first two years of purchase, the Taiyuan government was quoted as saying.
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Sprint already has a large number of deals with other companies that resell its service under their own brand.
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Consumers are allowed to resell copyrighted works under the so-called first sale doctrine, but not to reproduce them.
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Works known to have been bought-in might be perceived as undesirable and can therefore be harder to resell.
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These merchants previously sold their products at a wholesale price to Amazon, who would then resell it to customers.
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You might one day be able to buy and resell a meet-and-greet pass for your favorite band.
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Fortunately, the scammer was apprehended trying to resell the camera, and the device was ultimately returned to its owner.
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The company will buy a user's home and then resell it to another user via an app or online.
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"We have no intention to resell (the rights)", Mediapro's manager Jaume Roures said at a news conference on Thursday.
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Remaining shareholders are free to sell their shares to whoever they want and Mordashov could conceivably resell to Magnit.
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The distributors must certify that they will not resell the drugs to corrections departments and will be closely monitored.
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For Disney, that's an opportunity to resell its movie library all over again — this time, by way of subscription.
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During her medical work, Verma realized that many stay-at-home mothers and housewives resell products in their neighborhoods.
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But the authors noted that airlines were unlikely to lose much money since they can always resell a seat.
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These dentists are now retiring, and looking to get rid of the skulls, so I buy and resell them.
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When Mr. Leno learned about this, he objected, and eBay agreed to take down offers to resell the tickets.
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The best fares listed there were from consolidators, which buy blocks of tickets at discount prices and resell them.
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Online bookstores may buy them in bulk, sort through them, and resell as "new" the least damaged through Amazon.
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Copyright's first sale doctrine has long allowed people to resell books, CDs, and other copyrighted works on physical media.
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Several media outlets earlier reported Nike pulled the items to thwart buyers seeking to resell them at higher prices.
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But Amazon has offered to buy Birkenstock products from other retailers so they can resell it on their own.
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People are starting to buy homes to fix up — not just to resell, but to live in, he said.
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Historically, the more Americans resell or donate old possessions, the more they also buy new ones -- and vice versa.
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This is your opportunity to resell yourself to your company — this time in a new role with greater responsibility.
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He was always up to something: He would buy sneakers at flea markets and resell them online at a premium.
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So, when I stumbled upon ReSell XL (a new plus-only online consignment shop), I was both excited and skeptical.
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What's more, they aren't always using the products on themselves — many people buy in bulk, presumably to resell them online.
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On the luxury end, we pay [sellers] more than anyone else — we pay up to 80% when we resell it.
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If it's right for Rebag, the startup will buy the handbag and then attempt to resell it on its marketplace.
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Fans have been pilfering menus and metal sporks from the cantina either to keep for themselves or to resell online.
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Depop launched in the United Kingdom in 220 as an edgy hub for creatives to shop and resell their clothes.
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One of the private equity bidders may divide Walmart Inc's operations in Brazil and resell them in parts, Reuters reported.
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"I resell stuff, like the odd tee or hoodie, and I can sell it for double the price," David says.
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Sourcing from Chinese manufacturers on Alibaba and Aliexpress, Chapman found other products for $210 that he could resell for $212.
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He took her to auctions, she recalled, where he knew just what to scoop up and resell for a profit.
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Then that person can resell or give guns to others in Chicago or keep them, leaving no paper trail behind.
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They get lenders and others to send over our payment histories to them, aggregate it and resell the data elsewhere.
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"After that, we allowed seven people who bought the shoes to resell without even touching the product," Mr. Luber said.
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The companies have an existing agreement that allows them to resell wireless services that are carried over Verizon Wireless's network.
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Sourcing from Chinese manufacturers on Alibaba and Aliexpress, Chapman found other products for $4.99 that he could resell for $59.99.
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Among the issues regulators investigated was whether Gazprom harmed competition by reducing its customers' ability to resell gas across borders.
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The store holds an array of coveted shoes like Air Jordans and Yeezys, which can resell for thousands of dollars.
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They tap into a pipeline, siphon gas and resell it, or they work with corrupt insiders to steal the fuel.
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Unlike the resale of prescription drugs, which is prohibited by law, it is generally legal to resell unused test strips.
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Then that person can resell or give guns to others in Chicago, or keep them, leaving no paper trail behind.
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When customers wanted to cash in the diamonds, they would resell the stones back via the banks to the brokers.
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This allowed patients who were clearly buying the drugs either for misuse or to resell them to easily obtain opioids.
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China's government enacted a law in January taxing Chinese sellers who buy Japanese goods in bulk and resell them online.
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In response, the full State Senate unanimously passed a bill making it illegal for ticket brokers to knowingly resell or offer to resell tickets purchased using bots and requiring ticket resale platforms like StubHub to post the price they paid for tickets on their platform so that consumers can easily see the markup price.
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The company isn't building its own cell network, but rather tapping an existing deal that lets it resell service from Verizon.
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You can recoup some of your costs by selling your clothes on resell sites like ThredUp or Poshmark after the wedding.
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Auctions, which are part of the "secondary market", resell old work rather than fresh work that has never been sold before.
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Pierse's simple request in exchange for the free download: Don't resell it and consider a donation to your local youth shelter.
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The idea is that by making it harder to transfer ownership, non-fans have less incentive to buy and resell tickets.
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The company won't reveal any information or resell to anyone else the proprietary information it processes and holds for its clients.
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"Owners" are often not allowed to resell it, transfer it to another devices or mash it up with other digital goods.
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Group members like Chege buy water from the depot at low rates and resell it to local residents at a profit.
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The haulers were able to resell the commodity materials from the items they collected and it served as a cash cow.
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Dave Brisco, a local EMT, also tells Mashable that he was there both to support West and to resell some merchandise.
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Tackling a $75 billion problem of healthcare waste, Medinas Health is giving hospitals an easy way to resell their used supplies.
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Besides, the point of Fluxus in part was to repackage pedestrian jetsam, and resell it to the elite as high art.
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Its protagonist, Cyril Boggis, roams the English countryside, looking for antiques to resell for two or three times what he pays.
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The government hopes to quickly resell the project to energy firms, a task made much harder by its tortured political history.
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The commission purchased spectrum from broadcasters and, starting Tuesday, will attempt to resell it to wireless providers and other interested parties.
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The retailer filed for a user interface model that would use blockchain to help customers resell products at a new price.
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VW cannot resell or export the vehicles bought back unless the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approves a fix, the documents said.
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"In the future, their accomplices planned to resell the medical masks, but their illegal actions earned them only a jail term."
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John Wiley & Sons, the Supreme Court ruled that it was lawful to import and resell textbooks that were first sold abroad.
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In that case, the Supreme Court ruled that it was lawful to import and resell textbooks that were first sold abroad.
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We can tokenize any sector of the economy—investors will be able buy tokens of Crimean enterprises and then resell them.
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Additionally, the agency is investigating whether manufacturers' online shops are being used for "straw" purchases, where buyers resell products to minors.
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Here are a few websites that will resell a gown, and some examples of gowns being offered at markedly reduced prices.
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Credit card statements show the mix of retailers he routinely scours for products to resell, including BJ's, Staples, Target and Walmart.
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Because of that, utilities have pushed to gain allowances to resell imported cargoes and reduce their dependence on long-term contracts.
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The fallout would be felt by property owners, developers, real estate lenders and the financial institutions that bundle and resell mortgages.
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Shannon Welch shops at thrift stores to resell top brands like Free People and Anthropologie, and made $127,000 in sales last year.
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"If you look on a Jordan line, a lot of people are there to buy it and then resell it," he says.
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To date, Battery Point has bought more than 300 homes in 16 states and intends to resell the properties for around $72,000.
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Add the right plugins—or buy them fully loaded—and sites like Ebay, Facebook, and Craigslist await, providing a bustling resell market.
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So it's no surprise that the retailer is launching a take-back program to fix up and resell your old Patagonia clothes.
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In November, the organization released a statement urging Samsung to come up with a plan to reuse, refurbish and resell the phones.
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Conventional media firms are a cross between artists and merchants, who buy or create content and resell it with a large markup.
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The three will be questioned on Tuesday as part of an investigation into a scheme to resell Games tickets at inflated prices.
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Yachtbrokers resell boats; interior designers adjust them to new owners; and glossy magazines sell their virtues to potential new owners and renters.
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Since the early 2000s, Amazon's primary way to acquire well-known brands was to let third-party merchants resell them, Kodali notes.
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VisionSpring does teach locals to administer eye exams, who are then able to resell donated low-cost glasses to those in need.
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"Most profiteering companies heeded promoters' warnings not to trade and resell tickets that would instantly be cancelled," Sheeran's rep told the tabloid.
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The problem is that about 70 percent of current Lifeline subscribers receive service from companies that resell service from facilities-based companies.
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Crux does not sell or resell the data, but has established a network of information suppliers to help clients discover new sources.
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What's more, the new merged T-Mobile has committed to giving Dish seven years' worth of access to its infrastructure to resell.
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If you keep your outfit in good condition, chances are you can resell it to close to what you paid for it.
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Cramer pointed out that Foot Locker invested $100 million in the sneaker resell platform Goat Group to beef up its online presence.
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If you disapprove of executive team members' ideas, they will just wait it out and resell the same ideas to your successor.
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For starters, after Opendoor acquires each home, it has to ensure the home is up to code in order to resell it.
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Though Opendoor does purchase and resell the homes, Harbacek said it is a misconception to view the company as a home flipper.
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The process allows them to sell their spectrum to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), who will then resell it to new buyers.
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Shoplifters will then either resell these products online or return them to the retailers for cash, store credit, or even gift cards.
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RedDoorz works with hotels and guest houses to resell their rooms while maintaining a guaranteed standard of quality and service for customers.
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And for minors that want to buy Juuls or Juul pods illegally, their tiny size makes them easy to smuggle and resell.
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Regulations of the Federal Communications Commission limit your phone company's ability to repurpose and resell what it learns about your phone activity.
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American sanctions clamping down on Iranian exports would allow Russia to buy Iranian oil cheaply and resell it at a higher prices.
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But it is starting to get pressure from the other direction: cities that buy power wholesale and resell it to their citizens.
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Mark Walker, who&aposs part of a group pushing for Amazon to resell a "gay conversion therapy" book, was also a recipient.
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If he buys shoes at the event to resell later, Jiang says he generally uses FedEx to ship those shoes back home.
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It's easy to resell the games that H. doesn't attend at a premium and it covers the cost of the whole season.
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Or was he a gullible, perhaps criminal accomplice to patients who were conning him to feed an addiction or resell their prescriptions?
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Here's how a 'shoetuber' with over 500,000 subscribers earns thousands of dollars a month making YouTube videos about how to resell sneakers
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There are also users who prefer to buy physical releases because Nintendo's games tend to hold their resell value better than other systems.
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Because of the short supply, those lucky enough to snag a pair were able to resell the wearable devices for up to $5,000.
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The detective added that the suspect was allegedly known to resell the designs and had a criminal record with "connections" in New York.
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The cliffhanger in traditional television, especially in sitcoms, has somewhat disappeared, given the syndication cycle and the way they resell these shows afterwards.
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Once he's taken over, he can resell the account to anyone looking for a ready-made audience, sometimes for over a thousand dollars.
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Rebagg, an online resell market for designer handbags, has raised $8 million in Series A funding to continue the pace of rapid growth.
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I realized that scouring classified ads lead to great deals and started to refurbish vintage synthesizers to resell and pay for my habit.
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We will not sell our interest, so it has no connection with the private equity people that essentially buy and then resell businesses.
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Indutrade's reputation as a hands-off parent, its easy-going culture and its promise not to resell, all help to charm business owners.
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Samsung said later on Monday it has not decided whether to reuse parts in the recovered Note 7s or resell any recalled phones.
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It is likelier that it will resell or lease some aircraft to other Iranian airlines — including those, like Mahan, that remain under sanctions.
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Impression would buy used cartridges, disable chips within them that prevented their reuse, refill them with ink, and resell them at discounted prices.
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"Other people are lined up to resell, but you know, I was one of the people who was actually going to wear them."
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"Everything is expensive," said Zanab Abubakar (no relation to Ms. Abubakar), a market shopper who came to buy food and resell it elsewhere.
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A 2013 Supreme Court ruling upheld the right of people to resell any items they have purchased legally, even if they are copyrighted.
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Nitzan's agreement with Bradesco requires him to resell Aceco to a third-party within 45 days, according to people briefed on the matter.
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Rather than buy and resell cars, Shift greases the wheels of "peer-to-peer" transactions for a fee without ever owning any cars.
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Music's investment scheme began when he reportedly used all his winnings to purchase meth, then recruited dealers to resell it for a profit.
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However, the Guardian reports, half of the illegal firearms seized in the city come from domestic sources who purchase guns and resell them.
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She would buy slightly imperfect T-shirts wholesale, at two dollars apiece, and Burnett would resell them, on the Venice boardwalk, for eighteen.
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Terms like "scalping" and "price gouging" are pejoratives used to demonize those who resell tickets at whatever high prices the market will bear.
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Krispy Kreme is donating 500 boxes of doughnuts to Jayson Gonzalez, 21, after learning he would cross state lines to resell its product.
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But not to resell, and not for any nefarious purpose: only so that they can keep working while protecting themselves and their patients.
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It makes people do crazy things, like wait hours in line for beers that they may only trade or resell and never drink.
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Last month, the new towel owner contacted Iconic Auctions, an Arizona-based company that specializes in authentic autographs and memorabilia, to resell it.
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Customers could buy up valuable supplies and resell them at higher prices, or store employees could funnel scarce goods to friends and family.
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He'll now decide whether to share it, mark it up and resell it, or just keep it in some vault until he dies.
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Other people will overreact, or react in counterproductive ways — such as buying all the hand sanitizer in stores to resell at a premium.
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If you choose to resell your unwanted items, cleaning out your home may help you add some extra dollars to your 2020 budget.
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"The clubs benefit because the players bring them closer to the elite, and then they can resell them for more money," Russo said.
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It has a commercial advantage, too: A good serial makes you invest for the long haul, without having to resell you every episode.
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It's unclear what VW would do with the cars afterward; also unclear is whether the company would ever be able to resell them.
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"I immediately packed the clothes and jackets that I earlier purchased for resell and carried my bag ... the following morning," Dilon told ZimLive.
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The government is considering a scenario under which Rosneft might buy the 19.5 percent stake itself from Rosneftegaz to resell to investors afterwards.
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The middlemen buy extras from people who obtained strips through insurance, at little cost to themselves, and then resell to the less fortunate.
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With the license, WZ Group will be allowed to sell imported crude to these independent plants, but not to resell to traders, Chen said.
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The embattled plane and train maker said, however, that it is confident that it could resell those business jet order slots at improved margins.
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Those customers buy postage from the USPS at a negotiated lower rate, and then resell that postage at a higher, but still discounted, price.
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For Crowdfense to make it work, it will have to resell the same capabilities to multiple customers, he said, which could lead to problems.
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That's why baby resale stores exist: They buy gently used clothes, toys and other items and resell them back to parents on a budget.
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Confusion ensued and it was not until last month that authorities clarified that buyers of stage-5 cars would be able to resell them.
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The international sales detail came into play because Impression would buy empty Lexmark printer cartridges abroad and then resell them in the United States.
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At the end of a recent YouTube video in which he said he planned to resell the machine, he really put its appeal best.
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The company also is evolving its AWS Channel Reseller Program, its program for partners that resell its services to businesses and the public sector.
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After that, you'd have the option to either hold onto the tablet itself or let Sungame resell it and send you back the profit.
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Charter Communications confirms it plans to release wireless service next year thanks to a deal it has to resell Verizon service to its customers.
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The rep added that price increases "which involve the U.S. market" have already taken effect for those purchasing to resell at a retail level.
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Dela Rosa reprimanded the police officers on Duterte's list, threatening to kill them if they continued to protect drug traders and resell seized drugs.
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As a result, banks avoid buying bonds from investors unless they can resell them quickly, and do not maintain much inventory for interested buyers.
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They in turn will support others who, for example, deliver or resell the water or run side businesses that rely on the electricity provided.
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When trying to resell a stolen or lost iPhone, first the unlocker needs to understand more about the phone they have in their possession.
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What started as a single, nervous purchase of a $9.95 dress she wasn't sure she'd be able to resell became a full-fledged business.
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The Yankees have made it a bit harder for these fans to resell their tickets, banning the use of PDF home printouts from StubHub.
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According to the lawsuit, Breja was alarmed when the company in February expressed a desire to resell pods that were nearly a year old.
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People like Cohen, who were buying with the intent to resell, would bring their shoes to the store and wait for them to sell.
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By contrast, Iraq - the world's fastest-growing oil exporter in the past year - allows buyers to resell crude at prices below its official ones.
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CIG had given me the option to spend $300 dollars of store credit to get a ship that I could feasibly resell for $43,000.
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Coffey from AdaptiveMobile said he believes the sort of criminal gangs that are carrying out these SS7 attacks are unlikely to resell that capability.
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The fact of the matter is when you're trying to resell tickets because no one can go to that particular game, flexibility is key.
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Ms. Taymouri would then resell them in the provinces, while her husband took care of the shop and short-term financing for the business.
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Ever since getting involved with sneakers I have always wanted to start collecting or even start up a small resell business with my friends.
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It's a logical reaction: You did not ask Equifax to vacuum up data about you, and then resell it to marketers and loan sellers.
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UPS and home furnishing retailer IKEA are among the investors in Optoro, which helps retailers sort, resell and dispose of returned merchandise more efficiently.
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Onward Technologies said on Monday it will partner with SAP to distribute and resell end to end ERP implementation focused on SAP S/4HANA.
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The FDA will also look closely at "straw purchases," in which adults visit web-based stores and buy in bulk to resell to minors.
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Microsoft now has some 72,000 cloud partners who might offer software on Azure, help move workloads onto Microsoft cloud services or resell those services.
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The company has been deeply critical of scalpers — people or businesses who buy tickets and then resell them at higher prices for a profit.
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His arrest came after he told police that he bought the revolver to resell it to a "friend of a friend," the complaint indicates.
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Partners take Amazon Connect, add their own industry-specific features and additional services on top of it, and resell it as a complete solution.
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It is legal to resell unused test strips for blood glucose, and many patients do, driving an unusual trade online and on the streets.
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At the time, he said he saw an immediate opportunity to not just rent the items, but to actually resell them on a secondary market.
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In short, Part D is likely enabling potentially tens of thousands of opioid users in getting the drugs so they can misuse or resell them.
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Even if you don't have kids, buying a home in a top-notch school district will bode well in the long run come resell time.
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The store will then resell these books as "used" at 50 percent off the cover price (so you can snag a deal that way, too).
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So if a buyer breaks a promise not to resell a toner cartridge, Lexmark can sue for breaking the contract, but not for patent infringement.
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These include the likes of Adobe, Oracle and Metalogix, who all resell cloud services from third-party vendors as part of their larger enterprise businesses.
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And although there are other resale websites that include plus sizes, ReSell XL is the first we've seen specializing in the oft-ignored size range.
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Other companies, like Twickets, are tackling the problem by moderating a marketplace that allows fans to resell unwanted tickets, with prices capped at face value.
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Fans are still allowed to resell tickets on an individual basis through the sales platform Twickets, which has partnered with the singer for the shows.
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It offers a "prebate" to consumers by knocking off 20% of the price in exchange for their agreement to never resell or reuse the cartridge.
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Members of the site money-saving blog Dan's Deals report that they were locked out of their Google accounts after trying to resell Pixel phones.
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The scammers can then keep these handles as digital mementos, brag about their acquisition, or resell them at a profit in a thriving underground community.
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"Operators in these markets are willing to resell connected devices other than smartphones that can help them generate extra revenue from data services," he explained.
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Prosecutors said Nissen, the chief executive of New York-based National Event Co, lured investors since 2015 by promising to buy and resell tickets profitably.
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Biebs was cruisin' along Wednesday in WeHo in $400 sweats that will now resell on eBay for either a lot more or a lot less.
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If he could quickly sort the more valuable pieces from the chaff bricks, he could resell them individually or in complete sets for a markup.
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In November, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed legislation making it a Class A misdemeanor to use computer software such as bots to buy and resell tickets.
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They provide Assad with substantial amounts of oil that he can either resell at a profit to desperate Syrians or use to fuel military operations.
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He wouldn't divulge his final bid, but indicated that it wasn't a work he would want to sit on until it appreciated enough to resell.
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N) will buy certain assets of Cabela's financial division and then resell the credit card portfolio within the unit to Capital One Financial Corp (COF.
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Chinese oil majors, including Sinopec, have been forced to resell term LNG or renegotiate deals due to strong competition from cheaper and abundant spot supplies.
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Traders resell it across the country, or to the National Food Reserve Agency, which stores maize and releases it mainly in response to humanitarian crises.
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Opposition leaders also say the major rate differentials foment corruption, as those with access to favorable rates can easily resell dollars for a handsome profit.
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Mr. Hickey, 2960, a former Irish judo athlete, is suspected of being involved in a scheme to illegally resell about 255,2000 tickets at steep prices.
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U.S. authorities are charging two Iranian nationals in an alleged scheme to steal and resell software to Iran, including a program used to design weapons.
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Diggs began his career as a teen-age "grapher" in New Jersey, travelling to the city to solicit autographs from celebrities, which he'd later resell.
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So if the most sustainable and affordable way to shop is to buy and resell clothes that already exist, why isn&apost resale the norm?
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And as long as ticket resale software provides the opportunity to buy and resell tickets, scalpers are doing most box offices and consumers a favor.
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Maybe the homeowner has designed and built a custom home based on their personal taste, without taking into consideration the ability to resell the property.
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Breja allegedly suggested to higher-ups that one-year-old pods should be labeled with an expiration date if Juul was going to resell them.
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Because many of those shoes are sold in limited quantities, many sneakerheads quickly resell those sneakers on eBay or reseller sites for a tidy profit.
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I provide white-label web design and development services at a low cost to you, which allows you to resell them at a competitive rate.
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As part of their deal with the NBA and similar partners, the league or teams buy back the upcycled goods at wholesale to resell themselves.
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He can then resell them for a higher price to video arcades, collectors, or nostalgic individuals, who want their favorite childhood machine in their homes.
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Nike and its money-printing Jordan brand dominate the billion-dollar resell industry, but Polegato decided to see if his company could make a small dent.
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Lexmark sold its toner cartridges under a shrink-wrap licence that offered customers a 20% discount if they agreed not to resell or reuse the product.
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Heavier purchases from primary dealers are viewed negatively because they will likely seek to resell them on the open market, putting downward pressure on Treasury prices.
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Unlike more futuristic projects like the Aquila drone, though, the emphasis here is on existing Wi-Fi technologies and allowing local entrepreneurs to resell internet access.
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The three original shades, Candy K, Dolce K and True Brown K, were so quickly coveted that resell bids on eBay rose to an inconceivable $1,500.
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Tackling a $217 billion problem of healthcare waste Medinas Health is giving hospitals an easy way to resell their used and surplus medical equipment and supplies.
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Baidu also intended to resell Facebook ads but did not manage to get a license, a former Facebook employee who wishes to remain anonymous told TechCrunch.
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People are desperate to buy places to insert lots of ads so they can resell those places, which is what Facebook did when it bought Instagram.
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You'll have memories (and hopefully great photos) that will last forever, so if you're willing to part with it, why not resell your once-worn dress?
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They take a game on Thursday night that they've already charged CBS or NBC a gazillion dollars to air, and then they resell it to Twitter.
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UL] at the same time are restructuring their fleets as values decline for rental cars they resell, and as ride services such as Uber Technologies [UBER.
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As a kid, he used to fish used golf balls out of the pond at a country club his father managed, then polish them to resell.
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You may not be able to resell your shares at or above the initial public offering price and may lose all or part of your investment.
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As an avid golfer, I noticed golf clubs were selling like gangbusters, and started browsing garage sales to see if I could find one to resell.
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Comcast and Verizon already had a relationship since 224, when the two companies made a deal that would allow Comcast to resell Verizon's wireless network services.
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If the new owner resells those cards then some of the resell price also goes to charity, an interesting if slightly intrusive use of smart contracts.
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BroadSoft has historically sold its products to large telecommunications companies such as Verizon Communications and AT&T, which then resell the software to their business customers.
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Some investors flip the houses, others rent the houses out, and some resell the houses when they appreciate, which could take weeks or years, they wrote.
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Hip-hop fans thought it was exploitative to resell rap in whiteface, especially because this time the foundation of the genre seemed to have been uprooted.
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Scott Wizig developed an eye for opportunity early on: As a kid, he sold lemonade to construction workers and repaired bikes to resell in his neighborhood.
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One employee in an Illinois Costco warehouse said the restriction is for sanitary purposes, as Costco cannot resell these items after they have left the building.
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Noting Saudi Aramco's considerable marketing operation, Mr. Farrer said the company could use Saudi Arabia's diplomatic relationships to foster deals to resell some of the gas.
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The co-op in turn would resell the unit for a similar sum, ensuring that the complex remained affordable to working- and lower-middle-class residents.
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Seeing the demand for medical masks on the rise as the coronavirus spread across the globe, they hoped to resell them and make a quick profit.
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Usually as the game approaches, many trying to resell tickets will start lowering prices so they're not stuck with worthless seats when the game clock starts.
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The federal police are notorious for corruption, and Duterte has promised to clean up the force, calling out "ninja" cops who resell drugs confiscated in busts.
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To make your electric car work correctly, you need an infrastructure to support it — you need ways to charge it, repair it, maintain it, resell it.
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Alternative data companies essentially package this data and resell it to different brokers or mine that data for a wide variety of insights for investment firms.
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U.S. suppliers such as Cheniere Energy, the largest country's LNG exporter, are allowing customers to resell cargoes, which has created a profitable market for trading houses.
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Last year, TransCanada - which operates the massive Keystone pipeline system - became the most recent player to open a unit to trade oil and resell pipeline space.
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The Qatar Airways decision meant Airbus would need to resell or reallocate the 350-seat jets at a time when demand for big planes is weak.
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President Vladimir Putin also said last week the state-owned company could buy its shares from the government and resell them to private investors in future.
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When the iPhone launched in 2007, Apple limited sales of the phone to two per person to discourage people who wanted to resell the hot device.
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And, because we're all low-key obsessed, people can't stop digging wild plants out of the dirt so they can resell them to other succulent fanatics.
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What began as a trickle became a flood, she told Southern Weekly, a prominent Chinese newspaper, as her company bought the scrap to resell in China.
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MVNO will lease cell coverage and data bandwidth from one of the big carriers - AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon - and resell it to their customers.
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Lots of smaller firms make money from returned goods, too: a motley collection of companies transport, evaluate, dispose of and resell goods that mainstream retail has snubbed.
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In another instance, Breja says he was worried when the company, in February 2019, wanted to resell pods that were at that point almost one year old.
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They can buy art with a credit card or with Ether; use, display or distribute it for non-commercial purchases; or resell it on the secondary market.
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BlackBerry's enterprise sales force will resell Zimperium's zIPS mobile threat protection application to customers of its mobile device management services, the two companies said in a statement.
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In a village in rural Oaxaca, a volunteer points to the Red Cross stickers slapped on food supplies, which are supposed to make them harder to resell.
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"They said they were going to buy directly from the manufacturers and resell," said the person, who requested anonymity due to the confidential terms of the talks.
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I'm paying them out hundreds of millions of dollars, and they're taking that money, and they're buying new products that they know have a high resell value.
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With Chinese importers facing losses of millions of dollars if they bring the cargoes into China, exporters have been working to resell the grain to buyers elsewhere.
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And remember, you can resell the garments you only wear once — just be kind to them so you'll get as much of their value back as possible.
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Altice plans to resell Sprint's wireless service under its own brand next year, but is limited to selling its phone plans in the cable provider's current markets.
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A year from now, you'll be able to resell your iPhone 7, provided you've taken good care of it, and jump aboard Apple's grandiose 10th-anniversary iPhone.
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Apple is aiming to resell TV channels subscriptions similar to Amazon, whose Prime Video Service resells Starz and other channels and keeps a cut of the sales.
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At some point, when these people try and resell their units, the stigma from the sink and tilt will reduce the value of what it should be.
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Nissen was accused of having since 2015 lured investors by promising to use their money to buy tickets to popular events and resell them at a profit.
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He would go around buying as many pairs of the new release as he could, and then would resell them with a strategy to make a profit.
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Arbitrage drives entire business models—for example, the recent trend of companies that literally sell bulk returns to people to resell on eBay at a higher markup.
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These bottles can't be composted since they're not 100 percent plant-based and can't be recycled because recycling sites prefer undiluted plastic products that they can resell.
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However, due to the central bank's inability to meet dollar demand, BDCs have tended to source dollars from private sources and resell at a much higher margin.
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Exporters and traders were worried about a repeat of last year's crisis, when crashing world prices forced the CCC to resell contracts amounting to about 350,000 tonnes.
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But success has a side effect: Both shows have fallen prey to high-tech scalpers who harvest large quantities of seats and resell them at exorbitant markups.
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That has emboldened buyers as they look for lower prices and more control via shorter contracts and the rights to divert or resell unwanted cargoes, for example.
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If you were to buy an iPhone X for $1,200 outright, you would be able to resell it for a substantial portion of what you originally paid.
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To single out one strand, recall the stories of flippers who would buy a house, fix it up, and resell it within months at a huge profit.
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Other sites like GOAT Group, Stadium Goods and Bump, which also resell sneakers, streetwear and other goods, have raised more than $225 million in venture capital funding.
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The idea is to stop people from going to places with looser gun laws, buying a lot of guns, and taking them back home to resell them illegally.
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Without a clear method of determining who is and who isn't a control person, the previous exemptions limit many stockholders from being able to resell shares at all.
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Some Magic cards, after all, resell for hundreds or thousands of dollars — if their machine got a reputation for damaging cards even occasionally, no one would use it.
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Instead, they were sold below market value to a third party, Danijel Glumac, who would then resell them at a tidy profit through an unnamed New York entity.
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But it is quite relevant that the antecedent agreement was not one in which the venues bought some product from Ticketmaster in order to resell it to concertgoers.
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Foot Locker is wading deeper into the digital world with its $100 million investment in the online sneaker resell platform Goat Group, the start-up's CEO told CNBC.
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Whoever wins the contract will be able to resell part of the FirstNet spectrum to smaller companies, much like AT&T does with Cricket Wireless, a prepaid carrier.
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Companies like Apple have long sought to retain control over their products after consumers buy them, with restrictions on the third parties that can repair and resell them.
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Courts shouldn't enforce unfair, one-sided restrictions and surprising 'gotchas' when suddenly you're no longer allowed to repair, resell, inspect, or even talk about the things you bought.
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Most of the deals involve firms that operate refineries, such as China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) and Russia's Rosneft, which prefer to resell the Venezuelan barrels for cash.
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The first two generations of AirPods are neither water-resistant nor water-proof; exposing them to liquid may cause water damage that'll cause their resell value to plummet.
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Homeowners will only be able to resell a property two years after they obtain an ownership certificate, according to the new rules that go into effect on Friday.
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But the more they thought about it, it became clear that other companies accepted returns despite their product being unhygienic to resell, like Casper mattresses and Thinx panties.
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People that subscribed to the monthly development magazine had the option to purchase special cosmetic items for $5, and could resell them at double or triple that amount.
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There, Trouble met a producer on the who frequently bought pre-made gay porn content that was "straight enough" to resell on a separate porn site for women.
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If ExxonMobil had not agreed to renegotiate, Petronet might have scrapped the agreement, leaving the major to pursue damages and resell the volumes on a weak spot market.
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But there is also an underground market that Motherboard used to geolocate a phone—one where Microbilt customers resell their access at a profit, and with minimal oversight.
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The Supreme Court ruled that Lexmark had exhausted its patent to its printer cartridges, and that Impression Products was free to refill used ink cartridges and resell them.
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The practice of acquiring artworks through charity sales only to resell them at a profit has unfortunately become an all-too-familiar tale in the contemporary art world.
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Popular sneakers generally resell for much higher than their retail price because of limited releases and celebrity collaborations, which help fuel a culture of hype around the shoes.
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If the RNC "just wanted books to resell, they could have gotten them for less money, direct from the publisher," a New York literary agent told BuzzFeed News.
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Thieves can use this information to order medical equipment and drugs to resell and to fraudulently bill insurance companies, the costs of which are passed along to consumers.
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Importers now facing losses of millions of dollars on their cargoes are trying to resell the grain to buyers elsewhere but are being forced to offer steep discounts.
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The feature ensures that people won&apost be able to resell old devices — Sonos speakers tend to last a long time, and used ones can cost about $250.
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He used to resell sneakers through his business, called A Sneaker Life, which involved him buying sneakers early, reviewing them for his audience on Instagram, and reselling them.
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He used to buy items from wholesalers in the old part of Montreal and resell them out of the trunk of his car to retailers at a markup.
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The walls of Six's Amsterdam studio are always lined with 17th-century portraits: works he has bought and is researching or is having restored and preparing to resell.
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Some people think the main way to make money in the stock market is to buy stock when it's undervalued and then resell it when the price rises.
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BREAK-UP Melrose, whose business model is to buy engineering companies, improve their margins and resell them, already owns diversified firm Nortek and the Brush electricity generating equipment businesses.
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Earlier on Tuesday, German government coalition sources told Reuters Midea wanted a stake of no more than 49 percent and would resell any shares it acquires beyond that threshold.
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If you are recruited to participate in a project, your skill corresponds to a commodity for which they pay you little and which they then resell for a profit.
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At the time of his 2009 guilty plea, Patmon allegedly told investigators that he'd originally been inspired to steal and resell stolen art by an episode of Antiques Roadshow.
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Instead of keeping the loophole closed and placing a burden on large stockholders, directors and officers, Congress has given them the option to resell shares under this new exemption.
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Optoro, a tech startup that calls itself a returns optimization platform, has warehouses across the U.S. that accept returns, inspect them and then resell them on Amazon or eBay.
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In one of his stand-up bits, the comic jokes that manufacturers just collect and resell the same candy kernels year after year, because nobody actually eats the stuff.
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The situation provides an incentive for European LNG buyers to resell U.S. cargoes to Chinese energy companies, said Katie Bays, head of energy and industrials at Height Capital Markets.
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With options to resell in other fashion categories, too, Tradesy deducts a 14.9% commission from every sale and maintains a final sale (read: no returns) policy on wedding gowns.
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Owners who already had those firearms had to register them with the state and have not been allowed to resell, trade, or give them away to other California residents.
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Fans who buy a 76ers ticket on StubHub will have the option to resell it on any third party platform if they can't make the game, Venture Beat reports.
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And he said that while it may make it easier for individuals to make repairs or resell products, larger institutions like businesses and hospitals might not see those changes.
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Somebody's lawn is going to be ripped up, but tell them why it's good for them when they try to resell their house or try to rent their apartment.
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Perhaps as a way to get current and former employees to participate, Palantir's repurchase offer threatened to make it harder to resell the company's stock in the private market.
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National Olympic committees are awarded fixed numbers of tickets to the Games to resell through authorized third-party vendors, but the prices of those tickets must be strictly controlled.
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A primary dealer is a bank or a securities firm appointed by the finance minister that can buy government bonds in auctions and resell them in the secondary market.
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She does, however, prefer hunting for products to resell up north, where the flea markets have items that are fairly well-preserved and better reflect her shop's preferred aesthetic.
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Mr. Cohen was using an industry term for goods sold by luxury brands to retailers that resell them to other stores or agents not necessarily approved by the brand.
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The plunder is then sold in markets like the one in San Salvador Huixcolotla, on roadsides, door-to-door or to shady gas station owners who then resell it.
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The men had spent the past half hour watching the rescue from around a hundred feet away, and wanted to take the dinghy's motor back to Libya, to resell.
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If you can resell a $999 iPhone for $700, for example, then you walk away having had the latest iPhone for an entire year with just a $300 depreciation.
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The tech companies are all strategics, in that (as in the case of HP) they bundle and resell Deep Instinct's solutions, or use them directly in their own services.
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If retailers can't resell returned merchandise in their own shops, many will try to put it in discount stores, or give it to other companies that buy resold merchandise.
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The company said it might refurbish and resell some of those fire-prone Galaxy Note 7s and recycle others for parts and metals like copper, nickel, gold and silver.
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In 2014, Twitter bought Gnip, a startup that was already licensed to resell Twitter data, but the company has never fully capitalized on its trove of real-time information.
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Elderly men who buy newspapers each morning and resell them for a profit are so widely accepted they're known as viejos del barrio — the old guys from the hood.
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And then they resell those rights at a big markup to the cable companies as part of a bundle and then the cable companies build that into your fee.
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Shanghai-based fund manager Shen Weizheng said he bought into BBMG not based on fundamentals, but confidence he could resell the shares at a higher price to other mainland investors.
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Sometimes, these black hat companies bribe corporate Amazon employees to leak information from the company's wiki pages and business reports, which they then resell to marketplace sellers for steep prices.
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He added that in the previous month he had raised concerns in a staff meeting about the company's intent to resell expired pods that had been returned by a distributor.
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AppBind: Lets partners buy and resell online software subscriptions as easily as licensed software, by bringing B2B SaaS into the global reseller market of implementation consultants, system integrators and distributors.
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He calls the engine behind the platform a "behavior predictor," which offers codes only to people on the list who seem likely to use a ticket rather than resell it.
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The company's revenue also got a boost from robust sales at Stubhub, which won a 27 year revenue-sharing deal to resell tickets for the New York Yankees last month.
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He was there to observe the e-waste stream and supply parts such as laptop batteries and hard drives to refurbishers, who take old computers, fix them, and resell them.
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They point to U.S. banks being helped by state-sponsored bodies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which package and resell mortgages, allowing lenders to hive off part of the risk.
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A primary bond dealer is a bank or a securities firm appointed by the finance minister that can buy government bonds in auctions and resell them in the secondary market.
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In the United States, thanks to a legal principle called the "First-Sale Doctrine," individuals have the right to resell copyrighted goods even if the owner of that copyright objects.
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This follows Foot Locker's $100 million investment in online sneaker resell platform Goat Group, along with investments in lifestyle brand Super Heroic, activewear brand Carbon38 and footwear design academy Pensole.
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Trade-in value is all about residual value for the dealer, and that is dictated by how likely it is that the dealer can resell your vehicle for a profit.
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Melrose, whose business model is to buy engineering companies, improve their margins and resell them, reiterated on Friday that it believed its management would provide better value for GKN investors.
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"You have these scalpers that are located outside the U.S. They buy all these tickets to performances and shows, and then they go onto secondary sites and resell them," Rep.
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The 13 million direct sellers are mostly women who resell to personal networks, like the Avon woman in the U.S. Valienta wants to modernize this process with a single app.
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Because it's one thing to steal money, right, but another to steal drugs, 'cause if you steal drugs, you have to resell them for them to be of any value.
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In April 2018, the company announced it was launching Zillow Offers and would purchase homes directly from sellers, doing any necessary repairs before turning around to resell the house itself.
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Mr. Sanders has similarly proposed a tax on empty homes, aimed at speculators who sit on vacant properties until they become more lucrative to redevelop, or simply profitable to resell.
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Bots, or automated applications that perform tasks, in this case buying tickets immediately when they go on sale to then resell, have been a particularly challenging issue for the industry.
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Scrap collectors were on Monday combing the rubble, cutting through iron fittings to collect metal to resell and looking for anything of value after authorities ended a search for survivors.
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"Exclusivity such as 'hacked' links was an easy way to get people to resell since they thought they had a unique angle in the marketplaces on the forums," he said.
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The thieves steal the credit card data, make purchases and then resell the accounts with the purchases to a third-party, so they have no connection to the stolen credit cards.
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Seven days later in Sheung Shui, another town in the border area, protesters demonstrated against mainland tourists and traders who buy goods in Hong Kong to resell on the other side.
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While most of the attention paid to India's e-commerce boom focuses on big players like Flipkart, there's another fast-growing sector: people, mostly women, who resell items on social media.
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Then Sungame would offer to let buyers keep the tablet or have the company resell it, passing back the profits to the user, who would have supposedly already received the $1,500.
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But it is not expected to fully address a complaint by some open records advocates about corporations that overwhelm agencies with document requests and then resell the documents to various industries.
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New York law allows individuals to resell event tickets bought for personal use at or below face value, provided they make the sale at least 500 feet from the ticket office.
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But there's another side of the electronics market that we rarely think about, made possible precisely because Apple computers last a long time: The people who repair, refurbish, and resell computers.
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White buyers came into New Haven on the I-91 and I-95 highways to pick up bundles of the powdered party drug to resell in suburban bars over the weekend.
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Since CNote hasn't yet been approved to resell CDFIs to the average consumer, the savings isn't really available yet — that is, unless you're loaded (accredited investors can start using CNote today).
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Local Polish media have said that as part of a rescue plan for troubled Ruch, Alior Bank would purchase shares in the newspaper group and then resell them to PKN Orlen.
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Their basic model is as follows: when designers make more clothes than normal shops will sell at full price, TJX and Ross buy them at a deep discount, then resell them.
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Ticket scalpers who use bots to bulk -buy tickets online and resell them at inflated prices will be subject to "unlimited fines" under new plans laid out by the U.K. Government.
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Both traveled light with just one suitcase between them, namely a coveted Supreme X Rimowa suitcase which initially retailed for $1,800 but now sells for double that on the resell market.
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Today, the company is launching Singles Classics, a program to resell old stories and essays from celebrated non-fiction authors and magazine writers, including Norman Mailer, Susan Orlean, and Gloria Steinheim.
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In the 1980s – the heyday of the private equity industry – firms such as KKR, Blackstone, Carlyle and Apollo tapped the under-deployed resources of banks to purchase, restructure, and resell corporations.
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The iCloud security feature has likely cut down on the number of iPhones that have been stolen, but enterprising criminals have found ways to remove iCloud in order to resell devices.
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"Managing expectations is a challenge," said Mr. Albers, who is considering engraving the purchaser's names on the back of each watch to discourage buyers only looking to resell for a profit.
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WatchBox's clients range from political officials to athletes and doctors, all of whom are very successful in their own respective industry but not necessarily knowledgeable on the luxury watch resell space.
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His office requested in letters released Tuesday that the websites encourage brokers to disclose pricing information and confirm brokers who resell large numbers of tickets through their platforms are properly licensed.
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"I have sadly watched my peers close their doors only to see Subway resell their investment to others with no benefit to them," one franchisee told Business Insider in early 2018.
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For one, they're only for e-books, which means students can't try to resell books at the end of the semester to try to recoup some of the money they spent.
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Glencore snapped up the opportunity in September 2015 to resell the only relatively stable onshore output - from the Sarir and Mesla oilfields loaded at the country's easternmost Marsa el-Hariga port.
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Mr. Bouvier's move to resell the work within days at a markup of more than $40 million prompted a litigious response from both Mr. Rybolovlev and the New York art dealers.
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In response, Impression argued that when Lexmark sold its wares to its customers it "exhausted" its patent rights and that the customers could then resell the cartridges to whomever they wished.
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I wanted to save up to buy rare items to resell in my own personal shop, or get special "morphing potion" items that would enable me to acquire limited edition Neopets.
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If your Quest isn&apost running as smoothly these days, or if you&aposre looking to resell it to someone else, you might want to perform a factory reset on it.
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CLSA estimates that four-fifths of Bellamy's products have ended up in China thanks to a flourishing informal trade by so-called daigou, who buy products overseas and resell them online.
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Two local traders in southwest Russia said they had bought organic chloride waste from Khimprom to resell and that the chemical company had sent it by truck to the Tatarstan region.
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Dozens of small third parties are keen to buy excess inventory, too: there is the giant TJX but also small dealers that resell goods to the Amish in rural communities, among others.
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Apple, a company notorious for its high level of quality control and its obsessive approach to marketing, also likely prefers no other company resell its products, and it of course despises counterfeiters.
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Each will be responsible for expanding BlackRock's role within a business that effectively enables investors in private companies and funds that invest in such firms to resell their stakes to other institutions.
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Last year, it seems that everyone who's anyone unleashed their own collection of highly coveted goods that fans were quick to snap up for themselves or resell online at a hefty markup.
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Zimmerman's suit claims trademark infringement, cybersquatting (which is the practice of registering well-known or brand names as Internet domains to resell them for profit), and unfair competition, reports the Hollywood Reporter.
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Effective immediately, Pfizer will closely screen and restrict the wholesale distribution of seven products that can be used for lethal injection, demanding that companies pledge not to resell them to corrections agencies.
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The business model usually is to gather a crowd or find a captive audience, and then you basically resell access to that — the minds of that audience for a price to advertisers.
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But dollars on the black market have fetched at least double and sometimes 10 times more, allowing the well-connected to buy cut-rate dollars and resell them at a huge profit.
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That has hit demand for Indian buffalo meat in places such as Vietnam, where some traders look to resell to clients in China, according to the All India Meat & Livestock Exporters Association.
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I borrowed a few rupees and with some of my classmates we would go shopping, buy a few items and then set up a table and resell the items inside the school.
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Workers at your local Kmart, s or Target would load the flattened boxes into a machine that bound them into bales that the stores could resell for $74 or more a ton.
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Limited-edition sneaker releases, such as versions of Kanye West's Yeezy Boosts, can retail for $250 and resell for over $3,000 on StockX, according to data tracked by German streetwear blog Highsnobiety.
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The bands will cost $49 (£37) but it's likely they'll fetch considerably higher resell prices as Apple fans and collectors rush to try and get their hands on these one-off items.
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Nonetheless, the deals have made a comeback over the past decade because the housing crisis created a ready supply of foreclosed homes for speculators and investment firms to buy and then resell.
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"The purchaser and all subsequent owners are free to use or resell the product just like any other item of personal property, without fear of an infringement lawsuit," the chief justice wrote.
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Among the most recent: Last year, the N.R.A. paid the actor Tom Selleck, a longtime board member, $476,000 for collectible guns that it plans to resell or use for fund-raising efforts.
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Bottom line is that they might be a nice purchase to resell down the line, but you might also get stuck with boxes of toys that won't yield much, if any, return.
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Blake and Parris are part of a growing cottage industry where dealers acquire discarded items at very low prices, only to resell some of them back on Amazon and eBay at a premium.
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In October, a number of reports said Comcast was likely to exercise an option in its 2012 spectrum deal with Verizon that allows the cable provider to resell mobile service on Verizon's network.
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Criminals may use them to buy and resell commodity goods online, such as electronics, or to create clones for in-store purchases in the U.S. where some cards still do not have chips.
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It acted after receiving a complaint in March last year from the Secondary Materials and Recycled Textiles Association (SMART), a U.S.-based organization which represents companies that collect and resell Americans' used clothing.
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When fans complained this would make it more difficult for them to resell tickets online, Yankees COO Lonn Trost took to the radio and threw some shade at the Yankees' less affluent fans.
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Sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters that the service may resell subscriptions from CBS Corp, Viacom and Lions Gate Entertainment Corp's Starz among others, as well as Apple's own original content.
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The attacker routes traffic through an overseas proxy server to simulate presence in another geographic location (1), purchase virtual items from the game app (2) and resell to gamers for a profit (3).
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Synovus Financial Corp will buy certain assets of Cabela's financial division and then resell the credit card portfolio within the unit to Capital One Financial Corp, Cabela's said in a statement on Monday.
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Five decades later, dividing his time between rural Colorado and Manhattan, where he works as a "picker," hunting in thrift shops for antiques to resell, Mr. Morea remains ambivalent about his public resurfacing.
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Last year, a well-known seller of zero-day exploits launched a new company that pays security researchers to buy their bugs and exploits and then resell them to governments for "premium" payments.
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When I hear talk about the art market, I insist that yes, there are people that are buying artworks just to resell them and make money, but that is not the art world.
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Kaola, launched by NetEase in 2015, aggressively targets shoppers in China by offering products from top brands such as Gucci, Shisheido and Burberry, primarily sourcing goods directly from suppliers to resell to consumers.
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No firm was allowed to buy more than 35 percent of a given debt issue; at one auction in May 1991, Salomon bought 94 percent, allowing the firm to resell at a premium.
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When e-commerce turned uncanny, our writer kept going and found a web of "dropshipping" — Amazon stores that just resell other stores' products at a markup — that connects a Bible college with Newsweek.
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In perhaps the best example of hoarding and price gouging in the US, two brothers in Tennessee stockpiled 17,700 bottles of hand sanitizer they hoped to resell on Amazon at $70 per bottle.
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In 2017 Vizio, an American TV-maker, was fined $2.2m by the Federal Trade Commission after regulators found it was not properly seeking users' permission to harvest and resell information on viewing habits.
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Carton and two other individuals, one of whom was also charged, solicited investors for money to buy blocks of tickets to shows and other live events and then resell them at a profit.
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Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio, told Mr. Watt that the agency should prohibit Fannie and Freddie from selling nonperforming mortgages and houses to firms looking to resell them through contract for deed.
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Exporters and traders have previously raised fears of a repeat of last year's crisis in the leading cocoa producer, when crashing world prices forced the CCC to resell around 350,000 tonnes of contracts.
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Musk has admitted that selling the $500 fire toys to the public was a "terrible idea," but that didn&apost stop 20,000 units from being sold and listed for thousands on resell sites.
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Early this year, an elite street unit of the Baltimore Police was exposed for carrying toy guns to plant on suspects and targeting drug dealers so as to rob and resell their weight.
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For instance, they've created websites that mirror those of legitimate merchants, and they use social media to funnel traffic to their pages, where they resell the items they bought with stolen data, Reitblat said.
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That high ticket price has been put in place to prevent online ticket bots – which are now illegal in New York – from buying seats in bulk for scalpers to resell at a higher price.
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Ebay for Profits: Make $2,000 a Month Drop Shipping Products Ebay is still a gold mine of selling opportunities, and in this course you'll learn to buy and resell wholesale products for a profit.
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The doubling of direct pipeline capacity between Russia and Germany, to 110bn cubic metres, reduces the dependence of German gas distributors on intermediaries in eastern Europe and gives them cheaper gas to resell themselves.
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" NordicTrack T Series Treadmill — $103 See Details "I am also getting married in a couple of weeks, so I bought 150 of these napkins, which I plan to try to resell after the wedding.
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The scalpers, also called "huangniu" (黄牛), are a common sight especially at entertainment shows, and even outside train stations, where they resell tickets they've booked out for a higher price to the public.
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"We used to have weekly meetings where each member would give 200 Kenyan shillings ($1.93) to buy milk from livestock herders and resell it to town dwellers," she recalled, bending to water her vegetables.
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"There is a network of 'collectors' across the globe who acquire products from a variety of sources [and], in turn, resell these goods to mass markets," explains Jason Lumsden, SVP of sales at OPI.
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Their commitment to domestic customers is expected to start only after all testing and commissioning has been completed, which means they will resell the commissioning cargoes they do not need, one of them said.
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One of the sources familiar with the matter said Vitol would have the option to resell the crude on the open market as long as the products provided to Sonatrach met the contract's specifications.
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That investment comes on the heels of its $100 million venture in online sneaker resell platform Goat Group, along with investments in lifestyle brand Super Heroic, activewear brand Carbon38 and footwear design academy Pensole.
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Sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters that the service may resell subscriptions from CBS Corp, Viacom Inc and Lions Gate Entertainment Corp's Starz among others, as well as Apple's own original content.
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Then Colombia lost on penalties to England on Tuesday last week, and now he, along with dozens of other ticket scalpers in the Russian capital, is trying to resell his seat at a profit.
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But their model is essentially as follows: when the designer labels produce more clothes than normal shops will sell at full price, TJX and Ross buy them at a deep discount, then resell them.
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Sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters that the service may resell subscriptions from CBS Corp, Viacom Inc and Lions Gate Entertainment Corps Starz among others, as well as Apples own original content.
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That might explain the amount of small-scale theft that is apparently underway, with visitors stealing everything from maps, menus, and markers to tokens and other props to resell online for a tidy profit.
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Only then would they be able to sell their loans to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which buy American mortgages from banks, bundle them into securities and resell them to investors with a guarantee.
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The suspects bought the tickets legally, then used social media sites in an attempt to illegally resell them, said Donovan Ferreti, head of ticket sales for Rio 2016, as the local committee is known.
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They will bring their stash back across the Friendship Bridge to resell in the ever-growing "black markets" that have emerged across North Korea, as the Communist state's grip on the economy becomes looser.
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Last May, US carriers were caught selling customer location data to all manner of third parties, from legitimate services like roadside assistance groups to data brokers who could resell the information to virtually anyone.
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If American switched to a wholesale pricing plan either with Gogo or ViaSat, under which the airline would resell service to passengers, it could make more money without charging passengers more, Mr. Farrar said.
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Rather than just tossing it into "the drawer" (because we all have one of those drawers) and forgetting about it altogether, you can resell your previous generation iPhone and find it a new home.
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They can sell dozens of weapons and thousands of rounds of ammunition to a single buyer who could resell them on the black market or plan a mass shooting without fear of legal accountability.
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The Federal Trade Commission in August announced it would be investigating an alleged deal between Apple and Amazon that reportedly made it difficult to for third parties to resell Apple hardware on the platform.
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"On the sneaker resell market and in the annals of sneaker history, you see a lot of different LA Laker-colored sneakers from brands that you knew he was never signed to," Williams says.
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A similar breakdown in communications occurred under Republican tenure, for example, in a 2003 vote to revise the rules under which incumbent telephone companies were required to unbundle and resell access to their facilities.
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The woman tells us she hasn't been able to get into contact with Young about the stuff ... but says she would be willing to resell all of it back to him if he wants.
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And it gains hype and status as a commodity in the art world, which would allow me to resell it at a profit and use the profits for children's charities, furthering the original intent.
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Most people have a few old gift cards kicking around, Hunt said; pair those with store sales and coupons to stretch your gift budget, or resell them online for cash to cover other holiday expenses.
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Emilewicz has proposed that incentives be introduced for households, smaller companies and local authorities to invest in solar panels, so they can generate electricity for their own needs and resell what they do not use.
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Nissen, the chief executive of National Event Co, was accused of having since 2015 lured investors by promising to buy and resell tickets profitably, only to divert funds to enrich himself and repay earlier investors.
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An average sneaker may run $65-$150 at the store — but a rare one could run up to $200-$250 off the shelf and then resell for upwards of $1,20133-$2,000 if it's limited enough.
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Prosecutors said Petters bilked investors who thought he was using their money to buy consumer electronics from wholesalers and resell them to big-box retailers such as Costco Wholesale Corp and Walmart Inc's Sam's Club.
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Meli, 42, and Matthew Harriton, 52, were separately accused by U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission of orchestrating an $81 million Ponzi scheme by raising money from investors to buy and resell tickets for popular shows.
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A Danish collector buys the work but has so far been unable to resell it, and it now sits in European storage as a commodity, removed from its original context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Even today, you could probably work out an arbitrage whereby you buy a jet black iPhone 7 Plus in a place that has stock of them and then resell it someplace where there's a deficit.
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The notion that a chain of 3+ companies, including one specifically intended for marketing, is able to resell access to everyone's real-time location with pretty high precision is disturbing but it shouldn't be surprising.
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Spain's Mediapro will not resell the broadcasting rights it has won for France's main soccer competition, betting that its new dedicated TV channel will be distributed by other groups instead, its manager said on Thursday.
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Parents who are likely to sell in four years when their child graduates should focus on selecting a property that will be easy to resell, said Wendy Flynn, a real estate agent in College Station.
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But the measure allows border residents to buy goods that have disappeared from the OPEC nation's shelves, or to resell the Colombian pesos for a profit of around $180 after paying around $50 in commissions.
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Officials at the agency are currently running a never-before-tried sale, where it will buy spectrum — the frequencies that carry wireless signals — from broadcasters and then resell them to wireless carriers and other buyers.
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And as the house has tested their tempers, it has also tested their initial resolve: Whether the buddies will move in together, or resell the house when it's finally done, is up in the air.
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"Investors are looking for product that they can put the least amount of money down for and realize a profit when they resell it down the road," said Michael Ferreira, principal at consultancy Urban Analytics.
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Other: Things get trickier with concert tickets, where you can only get a refund with StubHub for example if your event is cancelled altogether, but you can always try to resell it on your own.
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Any new legislation that Ontario introduces would build on another bill that aims to ban ticket-buying bots used to automatically buy thousands of tickets at once to then resell them at a huge markup.
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With public attention focused on the scourge of online ticket scalping, Congress has passed a bill outlawing bots, or computer programs that let users scoop up the best tickets and resell them at inflated prices.
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The listing comes two years after Bourdais took delivery of the car, lining up with a restriction Ford made GT buyers agree to honor, which was that they couldn&apost resell it for 24 months.
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These schemes also encourage victims to purchase large amounts of product inventory — usually much more than a reasonable person would consume or be able to resell — just to qualify to earn commissions, recognition, and bonuses.
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You could put together an adtech startup without a great deal of tech — just a lot of salesmanship: hire a sales team, have limited tech, resell a mix of good and suspect inventory and make money.
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However, as Nebula co-founder Dennis Grishin told Stat News about the announcement, people "will probably be directly and indirectly buying tokens from individuals to resell them to data buyers" to try to make a profit.
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Sin Tat Plaza, a popular mobile gadget hub in Mong Kok, has been a distribution center for Apple products, where shop owners collect iPhone models from individual sellers and resell most of them to mainland buyers.
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The truth is, once hackers have your personal information, they still have to package it, market it and resell it to buyers — typically one of the aforementioned organized crime rings — that can make use of it.
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These can be upgrades, costumes or weapons for their in-game characters, or (more cynically) a lottery-style "loot box" whose contents are unknown in advance, but might prove valuable enough to resell to other players.
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If you tried to resell a song file you bought from iTunes — the now-dead reDigi platform was designed for this exact purpose — the labels would forbid it, because they say you merely licensed the music.
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Alas, before we get anyone's hopes up, there are no Yeezy or Adidas Calabasas on offer, because they know better than to resell precious personal gifts from a family member, especially on such a public platform.
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Among the bills to be considered Thursday is legislation giving the agency more power to punish those who use software, known as bots, to scalp massive amounts of tickets and resell them on the secondary market.
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Under this ruling, it was easy to predict that the worst borrowers would no longer get loan offers on the peer-to-peer sites, because lenders would be concerned that they could not resell the loans.
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Unlike jewelry, which can be recut, or antiquities, which may never have been photographed, famous paintings are almost impossible to resell—even at ten per cent of their value, a common rate on the black market.
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Options now include approaching the European Commission for advice on whether to install the reactor, or to seek an agreement with the Russian state nuclear company to resell it to a third party, Borisov told reporters.
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Last month, Reuters reported that T-Mobile was asking the small operators that resell T-Mobile's excess network capacity to write letters and opinion pieces in support of the company's proposed $36 billion merger with Sprint.
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I don't expect Facebook is going to try to outright steal and resell creators' content, but it will have jurisdiction to use their art however it wants to fuel its war with Patreon, Twitch and YouTube.
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If they know they're going to justify a new price of a thousand dollars for a new Note, it's easier to get people to spend that thousand dollars if they can resell it for five hundred.
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Canada is buying Kinder Morgan's controversial Trans Mountain oil pipeline for $3.5 billion to ensure an expansion project for the pipeline moves forward with plans to resell it to a new owner when "appropriate," reports Bloomberg.
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DETROIT - Jan 13 (Reuters) - General Motors Co said Wednesday it will launch next month a new website to help resell thousands of vehicles returned to the company from leases, employee vehicle programs and rental car companies.
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Floating storage is usually dominated by the oil majors and trading houses, which charter ships to store oil they produce or buy cheaply from the market, betting they can resell at a profit when prices recover.
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Wired says both 3M and Honeywell are not involved in any way, but neither can the companies control the pricing set by third-party sellers that may buy the masks wholesale and resell them on Amazon.
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"If Amazon is in fact soliciting our accounts in order to acquire our products so that they may resell those goods, that causes a serious breach in our agreement with our existing retail partners," Kahan wrote.
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Ortega obtained $12 million through a PDVSA embezzlement scheme built around the country's exchange control system, which for years has allowed well-connected public officials to buy subsidized dollars and resell them at a huge profit.
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"The same customer who will buy Madewell because it lasts long will be your environmentally conscious consumer, who understands that there are different ways to recycle and resell their clothing if they choose to," she said.
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Mexico is in the midst of a gas crisis, with shortages in and around the capital, long lines at stations around the country and criminal gangs known as huachicoleros siphoning gasoline from pipelines to resell it.
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But it does something else, too: Most "virtual" operators essentially buy minutes, messages and data in bulk from carriers for their services and then resell these to their customers, which translates into thin margins for those MVNOs.
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Metalor said it would stop working with artisanal mines or collectors and aggregators - companies which collect and resell gold from artisanal mines - because of the difficulty of ascertaining the mines' legality and the origin of the gold.
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The Disney language legally prevents customers from redeeming their digital code — which they paid for as part of their initial purchase — if they have decided to exercise that right to resell the physical DVD or Blu-ray.
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He first started realizing it could be a legitimate business when all the kids at school wanted his shoes, so he used to pay people to wait in lines to get them, which he would then resell.
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An anti-dumping deposit levied on sorghum from the United States in April caused chaos in the grains trade, with dozens of cargoes stranded as importers tried to resell to other markets to avoid paying the tariffs.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Spain's Mediapro will not resell the broadcasting rights it has won for France's main soccer competition, betting that its new dedicated TV channel will be distributed by other groups instead, its manager said on Thursday.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Pat Hickey was sent to Brazil's Bangu maximum security prison on Friday while police investigate his involvement in a plot to illegally resell Olympic tickets, civil police said.
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Other options being explored also include licensing deals - where they could gain the ability to use, modify and resell the target's technology - and bringing on a local banking or automotive or private equity player as co-investors.
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Demand for storage exploded following the oil price plunge in 2014 because the abundance of crude for immediate delivery meant traders could make millions by buying oil cheaply and storing it to resell later at higher prices.
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Transpetro and Petrobras, as Petroleo Brasileiro is commonly known, have become frequent targets of theft in recent years as gangs steal millions of dollars a year of oil and derivatives and resell it on the black market.
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There are three ways to remove an iCloud account from an iPhone: Each of these methods are used to unlock specific devices and resell them, though some methods are far easier and more widely used than others.
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He buys phones (two at a time) on behalf of people who resell them in the U.S. and abroad, and he estimates that he'll make between $3,000 and $5003,000 for himself by the end of the day.
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He buys phones (two at a time) on behalf of people who resell them in the U.S. and abroad, and he estimates that he'll make between $28,28 and $21,2700 for himself by the end of the day.
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Peter Feamster, owner of Innovo, has repurposed plastic in parts containers for automakers including G.M. and Ford, and has tried to persuade companies to let him fix up and resell car headlamps that are damaged during assembly.
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Should Arianee take off, brands would purchase "aria" tokens, the platform's internal form of payment, to generate digital certificates of authenticity that would then follow an individual product throughout its lifetime, even when customers resell those products.
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The trust works with landowners, municipalities and town community preservation funds, aided by a 2 percent real estate transfer tax instituted in 1999 to buy development rights and resell the land to farmers at fair market value.
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That would mean not only a lower recovery rate if the lender needs to repossess and resell an internal combustion car, but if consumers keep their electric vehicles longer, there will be fewer loans to write ahead.
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The case was part of a crackdown on a cottage industry of auto export companies that used middlemen and "straw buyers" to acquire luxury cars from dealerships in the United States and resell them for big profits.
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According to the Washington Post, six of the doctors charged by the Justice Department allegedly ran a scheme in Michigan in which they doled out prescriptions to people who would often resell the drugs on the streets.
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In other words, in this alternate reality, rather than refurbish and resell these iPhones for hundreds of dollars a piece in developing nations, Apple decided to destroy them to harvest roughly $1 worth of gold per device.
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Consumer Reports, however, is calling for an official recall in partnership with the Consumer Product Safety Commission, to supplement Samsung's existing action, in order to make it illegal to resell existing Note 7 hardware already shipped to customers.
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"I know nothing about them other than they are perfectly legit in the horse world and are indeed very good payers, pay bills 100 percent on time," said Bester, who helps the company buy and resell young horses.
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The real answer, he says, would be for artists, sports leagues and other people who sell live event tickets to raise their ticket prices at the start, so there wouldn't be any economic incentive to resell the tickets.
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Not only will a designer skirt likely last longer, but because it's designer, I can resell it after years of use, occasionally even pocketing a profit as if I'm getting paid to wear designer clothing for three years.
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The law will be clarified to consider not only how many guns these dealers sell, but also how quickly they resell them after purchasing them, whether they sell them in their original packaging and how much they profit.
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Toshiba is also asking potential bidders whether they intend to resell their stakes and wants to make a decision on the sale before a shareholders meeting in June, the Nikkei said, without saying where it obtained the information.
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Depop, a social app targeting millennial and Gen Z shoppers, bags $62M, passes 13M users Depop is a London startup that's built an app for individuals to post and sell (mostly resell) items to groups of followers. 6.
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Toshiba is also asking potential bidders whether they intend to resell their stakes and wants to make a decision on the sale before a shareholders meeting in June, the Nikkei said, without saying where it obtained the information.
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With the new cash, Sobie said Happy Returns would begin experimenting with different types of redistribution — either sending items to liquidators, or to refill demand in existing stores, as well as adding refurbishing features to resell at outlets.
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Bassirou Gueye, a 22-year-old university student trying his luck in the business, and a friend bought ten sheep several days before the holiday, hoping to resell them at the last minute and make some extra cash.
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"There are brokers who hire people to stand in line for them — they set up tents, they sit in chairs with sleeping bags — and we don't want a tent city that encourages brokers to resell," Mr. Seller said.
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In order to prevent speculation from sending property prices even higher, local Chinese governments have implemented policies to restrict purchases such as limiting the number of apartment units someone can own and how soon they can resell them.
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" Its business model is "to extract as much personal data from as many people in the world at the lowest possible price and to resell that data to as many companies as possible at the highest possible price.
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Under this plan, I'm going to pay Apple $430 over the course of a year, give the phone back to them, and then they're going to do some cosmetic refurbishing and resell it for a lot of money.
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Minnesota does not have any Krispy Kreme stores, so Gonzalez, of Champlin, Minnesota, would drive 270 miles to a Krispy Kreme store in Clive, Iowa, every weekend and buy up to 100 boxes to resell in his hometown.
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Ms. Bakker said that van Gogh originally held an exhibition trying to resell the prints, but it wasn't successful, and instead he hung onto them, tacked them to the walls of his studio and used them for inspiration.
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In the last few months, they have lived in a trailer and picked produce in Sicily, and gone to Ukraine and Poland to rummage for secondhand clothing that they can resell — Constantin and his siblings always in tow.
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Prescriptions for insulin are not required in Canadian pharmacies Smith-Holt said, but the caravan has them so they can prove to the border patrol they are not intending to resell them when returning to the United States.
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That's according to Heidi O'Neill, who leads Nike's direct consumer business and claims that the retailer is successfully stemming the tide of bots that try to secure every possible pair of sneakers and resell them for a profit.
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It's understandable that the band would take issue with this, since they are employing Ticketmaster's SafeTix technology to prevent (or at least limit) the ability of fans to resell, donate, or give away tickets for this summer's tour.
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At the same time, a high-speed trading firm could detect the same pattern, race to buy up the remaining stock on other exchanges, and then resell the stock almost immediately when the price rises, capturing the profit.
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One day he was watching videos of Christian musicians performing on YouTube, he said, and noticed one of them was wearing a pair of Yeezy Boost 750s, which are priced in some online resell markets at around $700.
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By making diamonds seem so precious, De Beers had created its own competition — a horde of independent diamond owners that might resell their rings at any time, flooding the market with too much supply and thereby lowering prices.
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Critics have for years complained that exchange controls leave businesses struggling to obtain hard currency for imports and have fueled corruption by allowing the well-connected to buy dollars on the cheap and resell them for a large profit.
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StubHub has always supported anti-bots legislation and encourages policy-makers to look comprehensively at the host of factors that impact a fan's ability to fairly access, buy, resell, or even give away tickets in a competitive ticket market.
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Polish power producer PGE may need to resell a coal-fuelled power station or pledge to trade more electricity via exchange to get the UOKiK watchdog approval to buy France's EDF local assets, the UOKiK boss told Rzeczpospolita daily.
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Actually, e-cigarette was introduced into the market as a way of kicking smoking habit for adults, however, its use in teens increasing significantly, making the FDA rules the move of illegally resell and buy under false names etc.
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The Kidizen mobile app was soon born, allowing parents to snap photos of their kid's clothes and other items, like accessories and shoes, or even baby gear and toys, in order to resell them to other parents in need.
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Leveraged loans are typically made to already indebted firms with low credit ratings, and the concern is that the loans would be difficult to either collect or resell in a downturn, putting both the borrower and lender at risk.
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A final word about federal design: Federal taxes need to be high enough to prevent the kind of interstate tax arbitrage that causes criminals to buy low-taxed cigarettes at retail in Virginia to resell illegally in New York.
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A House Democrat and Republican are teaming up on a bill that would give the government more powers to fight brokers who use software to buy large amounts of tickets that they can resell, often at a higher price.
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In the past, that issue has been a source of friction between StubHub and the Yankees, and it led the team to pull out of a national deal that Major League Baseball has with the company to resell tickets.
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He ... gave it back to us with instructions to resell it and give all the money - he didn't want a penny of it - to the Southern Poverty Law Center, which for nearly 50 years has been fighting racism, poverty.
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This guy busts out an entire inspection kit and spends ten minutes examining the quality of each LP, carefully looking for scratches, nicks, and smudges that might lower the value of a Japanese import that he'll never, ever resell.
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Amazon will definitely find ways to fill in the gaps in its product catalog, but if it's not coming from Nike or someone approved to resell its goods, there will always be question marks about what you are buying.
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Whether you're a golfer or not, it may be a smarter move to live in a community where you're not required to be a member; otherwise, when you look to resell, a potential buyer base will be more limited.
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With primary dealers required to resell 70 percent of any dollars bought from the central bank on the day of purchase, low turnover on the interbank currency market has the effect of driving down the value of the naira.
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It's hard for companies like Nike to refuse to sell on Amazon or for competitors like Target to lure customers away with steep discounts when someone like Kristal can just buy their wares and resell them at a markup.
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Melrose, whose business model is to buy engineering companies, improve their margins and resell them, has made a 7 billion pound ($9.7 billion) hostile bid for GKN, and has said it will add 150 million pounds to the GKN pension scheme.
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The agreement also includes other items meant to ensure that consumers won't get screwed: While Dish will take years to build its own service, it will be able to resell T-Mobile's service under its own name for seven years.
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Pfizer's distribution restriction limits the sale of the seven products to a select group of wholesalers, distributors, and direct purchasers under the condition that they will not resell these products to correctional institutions for use in lethal injections, the company said.
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While DHS hasn't said that it purchases historical cell location data in particular, for years, cellphone carriers have been selling customer's location data to third-party brokerage firms, which then resell the information — mostly to advertisers but also to government agencies.
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"Ars Technica also noted Pai's proposal "suggests eliminating a year-old nationwide approval process that makes it easier for telecoms to offer subsidized service and cutting off subsidies for telecoms that resell network access instead of operating their own networks.
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Comcast will provide both a catalyst and an initial model for convergence in the U.S. The cable giant is moving into wireless as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) under an agreement that allows it to resell service on Verizon's network.
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The idea behind the project is to create an entrepreneurial grassroots base for the its Wi-Fi service – that is, the operators and ISPs would be working with local entrepreneurs who want to resell internet access in their own communities.
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Supplies of baby formula are drying up in Australia as savvy Chinese tourists snatch tins of the "white gold" off supermarket shelves to resell them for a profit at home, where a poisoning scandal has left consumers wary of domestic brands.
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BEIJING, April 12 (Reuters) - The capital of China's Sichuan province on Wednesday joined more than 10 other cities in seeking to cool a sizzling property market by imposing a years-long minimum time before a buyer can resell a home.
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Similarly, the "first sale doctrine" protects the ability of people to resell goods that have trademarked logos on them; even if the parts are refurbished or repaired, the trademark holder has still gotten money from the "first sale" of that good.
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Both managers said they would not comply with the requirement, which is not yet final and is not expected to take effect before March 31, but warned the rule may make it more difficult to resell the debt starting in April.
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If the hackers had sold these exploits to firms that acquire zero-days and then resell them to intelligence agencies, they could have fetched more than $2 million overall, according to Chaouki Bekrar, the founder of one of those firms.
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Friday reports said the mid-tier city of 5 million people was seeking to stimulate its property market by cancelling a 2017 rule that forced buyers to retain new homes for at least three years before they were eligible to resell.
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"We've created a new kind of marketplace – built on intuitive technology and radical simplicity – because it should be as painless to resell something as it was to buy it in the first place," said letgo cofounder Alec Oxenford, in a statement.
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Battery Point recently entered the contract-for-deed market, and has bought more than 300 homes in 16 states with the intention to resell the properties for around $72,000 apiece, according to an interview with Mr. Healey earlier this year.
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The platform to help individuals get the highest value out of their belongings (inspired by his own father, who possessed many knicknacks and collectibles but no efficient way to resell) piqued Moore's interest in an entirely different side of retail.
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This was done to keep the study from being skewed by "car punching", which is when automakers offer incentives to dealers to buy new cars to use as loaners and then resell them when they're still under a year old.
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Aminu Gwadabe, head of Nigeria exchange bureaus, said the central bank would sell $8,000 each to his members this week at a rate of 360 per dollar, which they would resell to consumers at a profit margin of 2 naira.
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But when his friend in school mentioned the investment value of Supreme, a streetwear brand with products that can resell for triple the original price, he decided to go for a "drop," an event where the brand releases its latest items.
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It's legal to resell tickets (as the National Association of Ticket Brokers said in a statement at the time: "Every day of the week our members are selling tickets below face value for some event"), and the singer's website Mileyworld.
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For one, if retail prices are low enough, everyday consumers can buy cannabis and then resell it illicitly, said Steven Davenport, assistant policy researcher at the RAND Corporation and a PhD student in policy analysis at the Pardee RAND Graduate School.
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In recent months, they have loosened mortgage requirements, eased restrictions on when homeowners can resell their properties and made it easier for university students to continue living in the cities where they are studying after they graduate, potentially increasing housing demand.
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If these customers want to resell their ticket, the new buyer would have to also submit a photograph, whether they are buying it through the team's own app or a separate secondhand ticket property that has an integration with Rival.
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Myers emailed Bernstein&aposs team with a final quote of the 100 pieces she said she had bought and had planned to resell, but this figure was blurred out of the screenshots Myers had posted to Instagram, and remains unclear.
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Favorov told CNN that Parnas and Fruman never brought up Firtash during their meetings, but he said Naftogaz has had long-running "commercial tensions" with Firtash's businesses, which buy gas from Naftogaz and resell it to Ukrainian households at higher prices.
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An Energy Department spokesman confirmed Friday that the U.S. will purchase the material — known as heavy water — and hopes to resell it within the U.S. "The United States will not be Iran's customer forever," the official said in a statement.
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Indonesia's investment board chief Tom Lembong told reporters that Jakarta may seek to review its participation share in the project, the number of planes the military will buy, the delivery schedule and a "flexibility" for Indonesia to resell the aircraft.
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One reason cases against unlicensed dealers sometimes involve otherwise sympathetic suspects is that would-be dealers benefit from a felony-free record that allows them to continually buy guns to later resell, according to court records and interviews with agents.
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"Virgil Abloh's Off-White collaboration with Nike in 2017 permanently altered the sneaker landscape and resell market by catapulting sneakers to the forefront of the mainstream fashion consciousness as well as further blurring the lines between luxury and streetwear," explained Azarcon.
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Pertamina also hopes to leverage on its status as the largest LPG buyer in the region, to get cheaper prices for bulk supplies and resell smaller parcels to importers such as China where LPG demand for petrochemical production is growing.
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Two men were accused on Friday of bilking millions of dollars from investors with a Ponzi scheme built on a false promise to buy and resell tickets to high-profile events like the Broadway musical "Hamilton," the federal authorities said.
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He used his birthday money to buy the clay to resell, writes Branson, and he bought cheap balls in bulk then split it into smaller packets, selling two for the same price as a what he'd paid for a big bag.
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It took several years before a semiregular pipeline to Britain was created by people like Mr. Caraccio, who buy, repair and resell cars, and who began going to Japan to find Figaros and send them back a few at a time.
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An incredible tribute to its enduring design and fashion, this observation explains the E-Type's growing value as an investment and the decision by Jaguar Land Rover to restore and resell them to wealthy collectors through its recently established Classics division.
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Companies that favor the plan are industrials, like Boeing and General Electric, while big chain retailers, which are largely in the business of importing foreign-made goods, worry it would increase the cost of those mostly Asian imports they resell to Americans.
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A day later, he received a notification from PayPal, alerting him to a new credit in his account: a $10 refund for the phone case he'll never use, along with $3 for his trouble — potentially more, if he can resell the iPhone case.
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ABUJA, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank said on Monday it would supply dollars immediately to retail clients through commercial lenders who will resell them at a margin of not more than 20 percent above the interbank rate of 305 naira per dollar.
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The continent's wealthiest citizens replace their devices at roughly the same pace as the rest of the world — every 18 to 24 months, but they don't resell them because of the risks and inconveniences associated with operating in grey markets around the country.
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In a statement to Gizmodo, a Google spokesperson said:We identified a scheme in which consumers were asked to purchase Pixel devices on behalf of a reseller, who then marked-up the cost of those devices in order to resell them to other customers.
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So, it's really about equality of luxury products -- buying things you really want, buying maybe that bag with the summer color that you wouldn't buy otherwise because you'd rather go safe with the black bag but knowing that you can resell it.
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No. 4003, if you do sell and resell my data over and over again and make lots of money or do something that inconveniences me, then I should have access to that information and maybe even get a smidgen of the money.
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A key tenet of what we do is sustainability; we're a circular economy company and brands are starting to understand that if something has a resell value, someone will pay more for new (knowing they can sell later), so we're a value add.
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Fannie Mae, another government-controlled mortgage finance firm, last year instructed firms selling its foreclosed homes to make sure that investors buying those homes were not seeking to resell them through either a contract-for-deed or a rent-to-own deal.
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Since last year, the trading firm has been marketing an increasing volume of Venezuelan oil received from companies such as Russia's Rosneft, which lift and then resell PDVSA's barrels to monetize credits extended to Venezuela, according to traders and PDVSA's internal documents.
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The security feature has likely cut down on the number of iPhones that have been stolen, but enterprising criminals have found ways to remove iCloud in order to resell devices: they phish the phone's original owners, or scam employees at Apple Stores.
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The Justice Department says Joseph Furando participated in a years-long process to buy and resell biodiesel, claiming both the federal tax credit for it and the valuable identification number that fuel refiners use to certify that they complied with blending requirements.
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Some of Dell's own potential banks balked early on, arguing that they simply could not sell enough junk bonds to finance the deal, and other lenders refused to participate if they could not easily resell some of the loans to other investors.
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WASHINGTON — Three years ago, a Thai student who had helped finance his American education by selling imported textbooks won a major Supreme Court victory, persuading the justices that it is lawful to buy copyrighted books abroad and resell them in the United States.
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"If sneakers can't get to the United States, that means there will be less production of sneakers in circulation, which will make the older sneaker releases much harder to get because there's less sneakers rotating around in the sneaker resell world," Shams said.
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Ever entrepreneurial, he pursues a number of moneymaking schemes, including a logistically convoluted and barely profitable personal-shopping business, schlepping to an outlet mall north of the city to buy up discounted designer goods and resell them to moneyed customers back in China.
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The group talked through the oral contract, which covers the minimum length of the run of the piece (four weeks) and how to loan or resell it (this would involve using the same oral contract as the one used to purchase the work).
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If licensed, they would formally be purchased by the Mechanical and Chemical Industry Company, which the State Department describes as a Turkish-controlled group authorized to resell the weapons to the Department of Security of the Presidency of the Republic of Turkey.
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YellowHeart is trying to solve a problem that should be familiar to anyone who's ever tried to buy a ticket for a popular concert: Those tickets will often get snatched up by scalpers, who then resell them at a much higher price.
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If you can't resell Grandma's mink with a good conscience, arguing that whoever wears it next will be perpetuating the problem, know that there are plenty of other options than simply keeping it packed away in the deepest depths of your closet.
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Meli, 42, was charged last week in connection with the hedge fund scheme and a related fraud involving a ticket business, which the SEC called an $81 million Ponzi scheme that raised money from investors to buy and resell tickets for hit shows.
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All that change has not, however, affected the central problem for concertgoers: Massive demand for a limited supply of the most popular events, where scalpers operate bots to scrape ticket sales and resell them at a ridiculous markup on StubHub and SeatGeek.
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Yasu and Julie are in the middle of a big drug deal for a yakuza group, but one of the yakuza, Kase (Shôta Sometani) has drawn corrupt cop Otomo (Nao Ohmori) into an plan to steal and resell the drugs, and frame Monica.
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Rivals include Fluxicon of the Netherlands, Finland's QPR Software Plc, and two U.S.-based firms, printing services company Lexmark and SNP AG. SAP, Europe's largest software company, signed a partnership with Celonis last year to resell its business process mapping software worldwide.
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The Mercedes-Benzes, the BMWs and the Land Rovers were largely brand new when federal agents seized them in late 2013, claiming that the small Tennessee company that planned to resell them to wealthy buyers in China was engaging in an insidious fraud.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Chinese companies are offering to resell liquefied natural gas cargoes in the spot market as they grapple with high inventory amid weak demand due to a slowing economy and a milder than usual winter, several trade sources said on Monday.
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If those purchases are returned to a store, the retailer will have a few choices: ship it back to a distribution or processing center; try to resell it as a one-off item in the store; liquidate, donate or recycle it or throw it away.
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Detroit-based StockX, which provides a way for people to resell luxury and lifestyle goods including streetwear, bags, watches and shoes, is now valued at over $1 billion based on its most recent raise of $110 million, just revealed by the New York Times.
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Motherboard previously reported that at least some of the Microsoft email access had been used as part of so-called iCloud unlocks, where hackers try to remove a security feature from lost or stolen iPhones so they can resell the devices on the black market.
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One of the more contentious proposals has to do with resellers, Lifeline-specific companies that don't own their own infrastructure, but instead lease capacity from major telecoms providers like AT&T and Sprint in order to resell it at the subsidized rate through Lifeline.
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It's hard to see where marketers take your data, because their policies often allow them to resell it: In one study, researchers found that eight out of the top 10 ad-tracking companies reserve the right to sell or share data with other organizations.
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The security firm also noted that it had seen an increase in "adware" companies using extensions to push things like free coupons, recipes, and videos, as well as those that would harvest users' browsing habits then resell them to marketing companies for better ad targeting.
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The new legislation, according to the state's website, makes the use of ticket bots (computer software that can bypass the maximum number of tickets someone is allowed to purchase) a class A misdemeanor, and also penalizes people who knowingly resell tickets obtained using bots.
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But you can minimize your carbon footprint by buying refurbished goods instead of new, holding on to them a bit longer, repairing them instead of replacing them, and resell or recycle so that your old electronic devices are less likely to show up in landfills.
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A lawyer representing the plaintiffs, Steve Berman, said the "avalanche of defects" and high-profile recalls had harmed GM's reputation as a safe and reliable manufacturer, meaning its customers would not be able to resell their vehicles for as much as when they bought them.
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According to the Pioneer Press, all of that carb-thirst on Facebook Marketplace gave him an idea: maybe he could just drive to Iowa every few weeks to stock up on donuts, and then he'd resell them when he got back to St. Paul.
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Amazon indicates a majority of the dental products on its business-to-business portal are sourced directly from manufacturers, with the other 50 percent sourced by third parties, wrote the analyst in November, allowing a distributor of Dentsply Sirona products to resell via Amazon.
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But world market prices fell 40 percent over the course of the 2016/17 season and exporters were unable to honor their commitments to suppliers, forcing Ivory Coast's cocoa marketing board, the Coffee and Cocoa Council (CCC), to resell their contracts at a loss.
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Letters To the Editor: Lin-Manuel Miranda rightly criticizes ticket brokers who use computer "bots" to sweep up tickets for "Hamilton" and other shows, then resell them at exorbitant prices that many theatergoers can't afford ("Stop the Bots Killing Broadway," Op-Ed, June 7).
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Shadow flipping is where a party agrees to buy a property for a set price, but before the sale closes, they resell the contract to a third party for a higher price, taking the difference between the original and new selling price as profit.
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The app includes a waitlist feature where fans who miss out on buying a ticket in the primary sale can add their name to be notified if another Dice user subsequently wants to return tickets to resell via the app (at the same price).
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In theory, the decision will allow a retailer like Costco Wholesale, which filed a brief for the defendant in the case, to buy high-tech goods at the cheapest price it can find worldwide, bring them to the United States and resell them to customers.
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According to email exchanges uploaded by Myers, when she emailed Bernstein's team with a final quote of the 100 pieces she had purchased and attempted to resell, Bernstein responded by saying she was only willing to pay the amount that Myers had purchased them for.
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Amazon has realized it has to court high-fashion brands if it wants to feature those products on the platform, Thomson said, since there are few opportunities for third-party sellers to buy those items at a deep discount and resell them on the site.
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And since the Goodwill Outlet opened, in 2009, it has become a destination for fashion bloggers, buyers from vintage stores, thrifty families — and, outnumbering every other group, dozens of immigrants who buy and resell the clothes in their communities, and in their home countries.
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In a series of court cases over the years, judges crafted an extra-statutory exemption that has been aptly named Section 4(a)(1½) to allow affiliates in certain circumstances to conduct what amounts to a private placement so they could resell some of their stock.
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The U.S. will spend $8.6 million for the heavy water, with the U.S. official saying the arrangement will likely be revenue-neutral since the Department of Energy will resell the heavy water to commercial and lab facilities in the U.S., including the Oak Ridge National Lab.
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Cell providers resell location info Motherboard's story exposing a shadowy marketplace in the resale of location data tracking individual phones raised alarms that last week led all the major U.S. wireless carriers to announce they would stop selling the repositories of data that make such tracking possible.
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"I made this impulse purchase because I fell in love with the bluish-green color of the leather, but ended up carrying it less than 10 times because it didn't match any of my clothes," she said, trying to resell it for around 10,000 yen ($90.56).
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Depop, a London startup that has built an app for individuals to post and sell (and mainly resell) items to groups of followers by way of its own and third-party social feeds, has closed a Series C round of $21 million led by General Atlantic.
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"I sell bracelets and watches, I buy bread and resell it, I dry hair, I do pedicures, I cook, I rent out the washing machine and I iron," said the single mother, who had to leave her job as a bank analyst to take care of Leonardo.
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Tradesy remains focused on clothing, shoes and bags, DiNunzio noted, while The RealReal has looked for growth by expanding into jewelry and art and Poshmark has started to allow its best sellers to buy clothing from wholesalers at a discount and resell it on the site.
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People buy bots so that they can have a better chance of copping to resell on StockX and other secondary markets—but because fraud is so rampant, average sneakerheads use them too so they have at least a fighting chance of buying direct from a retailer.
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They are also used to perform virtual currency arbitrage: By simulating presence in different countries, the attacker can purchase virtual goods in one location (the one with the weaker currency), resell them at another location (the one with the stronger currency) and pocket the price difference.
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It's the model that has gone on to form everything in so much of our lives, which is giving away something at very low cost to free, and then hoping you'll gain enough of an audience that you can resell the audience and make money that way.
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These bots — which bypass the security of primary ticket sale sites to snatch up sometimes hundreds of tickets at once and resell them at a virtually cap-less premium — were already illegal, but using them garnered only civil penalties that often didn't cut very deeply into profits.
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Among them is whether Volkswagen will be allowed to resell repurchased vehicles and how to fix nearly 90,000 Porsche, Audi and VW cars and SUVs also made by the company that are equipped with six-cylinder diesel engines that do not comply with U.S. clean air standards.
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This week, a Bavarian state Parliament committee demanded an accounting from government officials about the extent of the system to resell art to Nazi families and a tally of how many looted works remain in government possession that could be returned to the proper heirs. Mrs.
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Even if you decide to buy a new iPhone without AppleCare Plus, use it for 30 months, and then resell it, the amount you ending up saving may not be astronomical — trade-in prices for iPhones can dip significantly depending on what condition your phone is in.
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The decision means Airbus will have to try to resell or reallocate the 283-seat jets at a time when demand for big planes is softening, and could cost Airbus $53-80 million to rip out and replace interiors designed to fit the airline's plush brand.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The ringleader of a scheme in which four former Saks Fifth Avenue employees used stolen customer data to buy $430,000 of luxury goods from the retailer's flagship Manhattan store, with plans to resell them on the black market, has pleaded guilty, prosecutors said.
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Each weekend, the Metropolitan State University student would drive his Ford Focus four hours and 270 miles to the Krispy Kreme in Iowa, purchase 100, 12-count boxes of doughnuts, and then travel back to his home state and resell them back to the eagerly-awaiting Minnesotans.
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Jayson Gonzalez, 21, of Champlin, Minnesota, told the Associated Press that he would drive 5003 miles to a Krispy Kreme store in Clive, Iowa, each weekend to buy up to 100 boxes — each containing 12 doughnuts — and bring them back to Champlin, Minnesota, and resell them.
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The export restrictions apply to any company that wants to sell or resell goods to Iran that contain more than 10 percent aviation parts or technology from the United States, said Anahita Thoms, a lawyer who specializes in trade issues at Baker McKenzie in Düsseldorf, Germany.
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But the idea of creating clothes that last — that people want to buy and actually keep, and keep wearing; never throw out or recycle or resell — is as important a part of that subject as organic cotton and ending the use of hexavalent chromium in tanning.
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It represents something of a conclusion to an aggressive crackdown by federal law enforcement on a cottage industry of auto export companies that used middlemen and "straw buyers" to buy luxury cars from dealerships in the United States and quickly resell them for big profits in China.
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These cookie disclosures are also a symptom of one of the internet's ongoing and fundamental failings when it comes to online privacy and who can access and resell users' data, and by extension, who can use it to track them across the internet and in real life.
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"We also have to consider what percent of private label [do] the department stores have today and what percent of their business is done in the U.S." Boss believes the companies in the best position are those with pricing power and retailers who resell a variety of brands.
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Eleff, who has been tracking the issue on his Dan's Deals site, posted a statement Google sent to him which explained that many of the Google accounts that were suspended were created "for the sole purpose of this scheme" — referring to the customers' plans to resell their devices.
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The firms are banking on a rapid rise in economic growth in Southeast Asia - a region ripe with cheaper and smaller oil and gas fields which are nearing production - to boost oil demand and in turn enable them to resell the assets within a few years at a profit.
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Stay-at-home mom and second-baby cloth diaper convert Heather Campbell says she saved money by buying cloth diapers in bulk, laundering them responsibly using only natural soap-free detergents, and even managed to resell them for close to 50 percent of their value when she was done.
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Redis Labs was one of the first of a number of open-source companies that decided to offer its newest releases under a new license that still allows developers to modify the code but that forces competitors that want to essentially resell it to buy a commercial license.
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NEW YORK, Jan 6 (Reuters) - The ringleader of a scheme in which four former Saks Fifth Avenue employees used stolen customer data to buy $430,000 of luxury goods from the retailer's flagship Manhattan store, with plans to resell them on the black market, has pleaded guilty, prosecutors said.
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Fait will conduct a preliminary review of Telit's activities, but a source close to the company said it would not include a review of its subsidiary accounts audited by Ernst & Young, or its a network of more than seventy third-party distributors it uses to resell its products.
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According to court records, Mr. Rapps, known as Effy, and other investors met with Mr. Nissen on May 8, the morning after Mr. Nissen confessed to one investor that he was running a Ponzi scheme, using investors' money to pay off debts instead of to buy tickets to resell.
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The Mollen Commission was established by Mayor David N. Dinkins in 1992 after five officers in two Brooklyn precincts were arrested by the Suffolk County police and accused of working as a ring to buy cocaine in drug-infested neighborhoods in their precincts and resell it on Long Island.
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Have a great weekend, Meredith Insiders explain how iBuyers like SoftBank-backed Opendoor mix algorithms and human decision-making to flip housesiBuyers, companies that purchase homes with almost instant all-cash offers, renovate and quickly resell them, were born in 2014 in the heat and sun of Phoenix, Arizona.
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John O'Callaghan, the president of the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, which has rehabilitated homes in the Atlanta area, said he would prefer that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac provide financing to organizations like his that work to create affordable rentals and, sometimes, to resell those homes to local families.
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From the outside, almost anyone could tell that WeWork's plan to buy up long-term leases and essentially resell them made for an overextended mess of a business model, and it's unclear what new leadership can do to salvage the $12.8 billion investors have already sunk into the venture.
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But a slowdown in Asian growth over the past few years, especially in top two buyers Japan and South Korea, and impending liberalization of gas and power markets mean dominant utilities are now often stuck with surplus cargoes they cannot resell amid stagnant or shrinking demand at home.
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John O'Callaghan, the president of the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, which has rehabilitated homes in the Atlanta area, said he would prefer that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac provide financing to organizations like his that work to create affordable rentals and, sometimes, to resell those homes to local families.
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If you're one of those people who wait in line for sneaker drops, prioritize a flash sale over getting to work on time, or buy cult fashion items just to resell them, then you probably knew that streetwear brand Supreme's latest drop would make the cover of the New York Post.
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Jera agreed to resell about 60,000 tonnes of LNG to the Gwangyang terminal in South Korea for December delivery to a storage tank that trading house Itochu Corp has leased from Posco, Jera's Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Fuel Transactions Officer, Hiroki Sato, told Reuters in an interview on Monday.
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The Moldovan hacker's campaign to steal data and resell it on the web came to light only after infections popped up last year at a major airline, an online gambling firm and a Chinese automotive software maker, which are all customers of Symantec products used to secure their business networks.
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Last weekend, the New York Times wrote a piece about Matt and Noah Colvin, the Tennessee brothers who drove 1,300 miles across two states to buy thousands of bottles of hand sanitizer and thousands of packages of antibacterial wipes so they could resell them online at unconscionably inflated price points.
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To be sure, there is nothing wonderful in the first half of the novel, never mind the evidence for the meaning of Bakhita's name, "lucky one" in Arabic, which she is caustically assigned by one of the slave traders who sell and resell her and subject her to unspeakable barbarity.
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According to a report in PC Gamer, the reason is an ongoing battle with a consumer rights organization called UFC-Que Choisir, which took Valve to court over the clause in its store policy that disallows the resell of games or Steam accounts, on penalty of being banned from the platform.
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"Virgil Abloh&aposs Off-White collaboration with Nike in 2017 permanently altered the sneaker landscape and resell market by catapulting sneakers to the forefront of the mainstream fashion consciousness as well as further blurring the lines between luxury and streetwear," said Amir Azarcon, a sneaker and streetwear expert with The RealReal.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more Some now-extinct bags, now regaining popularity from stars like Kardashian West and Kylie Jenner flaunting their own, resell for upwards of $12,500 on sites like TheRealReal and What Goes Around Comes Around.
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Sources familiar with the matter earlier told Reuters that the service may resell subscriptions from CBS Corp, Viacom Inc and Lions Gate Entertainment Corp's Starz among others, as well as Apple's own original content The TV service is expected to launch globally, an ambitious move to rival services from Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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Many owners use the device's Find My iPhone feature, which lets a customer log into an Apple website and easily see their phone's precise location on a map, as well as remotely lock their device, which makes it much harder to resell, and worth much less than an unlocked, factory-reset phone.
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"To me, that's one strategy, but the other issues are kids are obtaining product across the internet, they're obtaining product from adults who buy the product and then resell it, so there's a whole lot of practices through which youths obtain these tobacco products that wouldn't be covered by that," he said.
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The brand "has released a brick, liquor bags, a crowbar and a fire extinguisher in the past, and fans of this brand who will line up every Thursday on release day, and then pay inexplicable resell prices for such items," said Jonathan Sawyer, a staff writer for the street wear blog Highsnobiety.
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In a complicated but consequential case in 22011, Judge Pierce ruled that ownership shares of apartments in the state's giant Co-op City housing project in the Bronx did not constitute securities under federal law because purchasers were obligated to resell their shares to the co-op at the original sale price.
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Sources familiar with the matter earlier told Reuters that the service may resell subscriptions from CBS Corp, Viacom Inc and Lions Gate Entertainment Corp's Starz among others, as well as Apple's own original content The TV service is expected to launch globally, an ambitious move to rival services from Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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The vendors said they buy Juul e-cigarettes and nicotine pods at retail cost, plus shipping, from contacts in the US, and go on to resell the products at a premium in India, where a Juul starter kit goes for about $15.63 (compared to $215.6 in the US), far more than other alternatives like Justfog.
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At 64,000 rupees ($980) the upfront cost of the iPhone 2503 is still high however, and some remain sceptical that a buyback offer will do much to boost Apple's market share in India where iPhone users can already easily resell old iPhones for 50 to 60 percent of their cost in the second-hand market.
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The exchange's auctions, which take place in the bowels of a half-empty building in a rundown area of the city, had to introduce a $1,500 dealer registration fee after marketing agents withheld coffee in 2012 in protest at buyers that existed solely to resell the free coffee samples to which they were entitled.
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Revolution — which has helped fuel a growing startup scene in Washington, with regional bets that include the fast casual restaurant chain Sweetgreen; the online retail company CustomInk; and Optoro, which helps retailers and manufacturers resell their returned and excess merchandise — initially set out to raise $450 million for the new fund roughly a year ago, shows an SEC filing.
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It was also worried that future development of UK mobile network infrastructure would have been hampered with fewer major network operators in play, and that fewer network operators would have impeded the mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) market, where carriers sell access to their networks to smaller entities to resell to consumers under their own brands.
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"The next logical step will be for courts to recognize that people who buy digital goods are owners of those goods, not mere licensees, and can resell and tinker with their digital goods to the same extent as purchasers of tangible property," wrote Kit Walsh a staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation after the decision.
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Instead, if you want to buy the new Glass, you have to go through one of X's "network of partners"—12 companies around the world focused on various industries, from healthcare to food to manufacturing and logistics, which bundle some of their own software additions to the Glass Enterprise models and resell them at different (unlisted) price points.
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Venezuela already allows Rosneft to resell about 13 percent of the country's total oil exports, or 225,000 barrels a day, partly as payment for billions of dollars in loans that Maduro's government has urgently needed for everything from food and medicine to payments on foreign debt as the country teeters on the brink of economic collapse.
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For many, gaining credit card numbers is about more than simply making fraudulent purchases — although they do that as well, cyber-security expert Joseph Steinberg tells CNBC Make It. Credit card numbers can be converted into cash by buying up gift cards and purchasing easily sellable items to resell through online marketplaces such as eBay, Steinberg says.
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Oculus has lined up a series of retail partners to resell the Rift headset in the new markets, including Amazon's local sites in the three European markets; along with FNAC in France; MediaMarkt and Saturn in Germany; and John Lewis, Curry's PCWorld and Game Digital in the UK. Londoners can also shop for the Rift in the upmarket department store, Harrods.
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Both local police and the Secret Service participated in the investigation, concluding that Taylor had been privy to the existence of the database of unredeemed cards and—in what seems to have been a fairly glaring flaw in his burgeoning criminal scheme—credited them to his personal Amazon account, ordering thousands of items for his own use or to resell to others.
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According to Motherboard's story, that's because our cellular carriers — at least AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint — are reselling that data to shady third-party location tracking companies that resell it to other companies that sell it yet again to bail bond bounty hunters who can buy it for the low, low price of $4.95 per phone from a company called Microbilt.
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Ideas that would not have stopped San Bernadino, Sandy Hook, Aurora, and at some point you wonder if you keep retrying things that don't work, maybe we should just see if we could resell all those used lottery tickets that didn't work real well because that's the logic of just keep doing the same thing, but something that has failed.
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So if you want to earn well into the six-figures with your undergraduate experience, consider one of these 10 jobs: Median salary: $118,940Projected job growth through 2026: 5 percent These workers oversee and coordinate the activities of a company's buyers and purchasing agents or the people responsible for buying products and services for a company to use or resell.
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If you're a "sole proprietor" business, where you work solo and work under your own name and social security number (rather than a business name), getting a business card is more about the convenience of keeping your expenses separate, and protecting your own credit profile and assets — even the smallest of businesses are eligible, such as freelancers, individuals with side gigs, or even people who resell things on eBay.
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The news brings some resolution to a very troubled period at the startup, which has been through several executive changes, a couple of rounds of layoffs and general employee attrition — losing key people like its chief strategy officer, its chief of staff and a number of engineering staff — while struggling to build out a sustainable business working with cannabis retailers to use the Eaze platform to resell and deliver their products.
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"If what comes out of this meeting next week are underwhelming concessions by the North Koreans, essentially, incremental and underwhelming concessions that attempt to resell the horse that they sold three times before, you know, the operative question for the summit then becomes what is the United States going to give up in return for those underwhelming concessions," Victor Cha, Korea chair at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), told reporters.
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