We're jointly on the same mission to educate people on buying second-hand, and selling second-hand has a huge impact on the planet.
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"It's a second-hand bookstore that takes the words 'second hand' very seriously," Alan Elbaum, who discovered AlMaaytah's store while studying Arabic in Jordan, tells CNN.
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"A person would rather buy second-hand from America, instead of buying a new Chinese product," says Nelson Mandela, a Ugandan trader with a suitably second-hand name.
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MB&F, which plans to launch second-hand sales via its website this year, told Reuters it expected to typically give a 232-2000 percent discount on second-hand watches.
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One estimate has it that two out of every three Europeans have bought a second-hand good, and 6 out of 10 have sold their belongings using platforms dedicated to second-hand trade.
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The second hand fell off when the glass cover shattered.
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"A whistleblower with second hand information," asked Trump on Twitter.
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Princess Kate isn't the only royal with second-hand shop connections.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Buying a second-hand luxury watch on eBay (EBAY.
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As a result, they never got used to second-hand homes.
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The following clip could potentially induce some intense second-hand embarrassment.
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These apply to both new and second-hand homes, Xinhua said.
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Vintage and second-hand items will become more and more popular.
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Second-hand websites like The Real Real have exploded in popularity.
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Previously, they could only buy second-hand apartments or commercial properties.
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Everything is in good condition -- but all the products are second-hand.
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A second-hand shirt with plenty of wear still left in it
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Looks like Booth was destined for second-hand engineering from the start.
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You don't build hundreds of launch vehicles with some second-hand factory.
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Audemars Piguet said it would launch a second-hand business this year.
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Here's how it works, as illustrated by an adorably consternated second hand.
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I'd got the game second hand without knowing too much about it.
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I guess that's what I decided to do with my second hand.
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Turnover in the second-hand market is dropping for a few reasons.
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Yet some things hold their value or even fetch premiums second-hand.
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They say the turbines were obtained second hand and were Russian-made.
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They learned to play Bennington's songs on second-hand guitars by ear.
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By 2019 the EAC wants to outlaw imports of second-hand clothes.
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In other words, anyone who collects data second hand and resells it.
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I only buy second hand shoes because they've already been broken in.
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I bought a second-hand 3DS XL from a gentleman called Dom.
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These are revelations we have second hand, experiences first lived through another.
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Go to the "second hand bits shop" for a new knee, etc.
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Health officials say 15,000 Japanese die every year from second-hand smoke.
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My friends inherit a lot of (washed!) second-hand lingerie from me.
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Victims include 890,000 people who die annually from second-hand smoke exposure.
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For these racers, shoes and bags were donated or purchased second hand.
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Will it say anything about where those second-hand phones are going?
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Uproot Andy: The Thing second hand shop in Greenpoint, in the basement.
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The defense ministry, looking to replace ageing MiG-29 aircraft, had picked the Swedish jet over an offer from Portugal and the United States for second-hand U.S. F-16s and an Italian offer of second-hand Eurofighter Typhoons.
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Airport customers ignore him, so he has to pick up conversations second-hand.
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Specialized companies inspect used tires and prepare them for the second-hand market.
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That would be true if Brexit were like buying a second-hand car.
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In 2015, Limbaugh said on-air that second-hand smoke was not dangerous.
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WASHINGTON – Slow the sands of time, reverse the second hand, pause the pendulum.
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"The big challenge is not second-hand clothes or Chinese clothes," he says.
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Once shunned, second-hand luxury watches are now the watch industry's secret sauce.
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Rwanda has done the opposite, hiking duties on second-hand clothes 12-fold.
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In Japan, there's actually the biggest supply of second-hand luxury fashion globally.
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The number of new and second-hand homes being sold has also risen.
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Banks are becoming a little more forthcoming with loans for second-hand housing.
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Sweden offered new Saab Gripen jets, while Italy proposed supplying second-hand Eurofighters.
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We were cleaning the floor at the market and buying second-hand equipment.
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If you look at nicotine and second-hand smoking, dogs can ingest that.
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A peeved merchant of second-hand tyres says he is doing "zero business".
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Every time I travel, I pack my seven pound second-hand roller skates.
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I don't really see a resurgence in second hand vinyl in that respect.
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"I started by simply inviting artists to customize second-hand clothes," she says.
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Nothing wrong with sidling over and potentially catching a little second hand smoke.
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She bought a second-hand DSLR camera to take pictures of her cosplays.
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Since then, thousands of imported second-hand cars have appeared on the streets.
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Since then, thousands of imported second-hand cars have appeared on the streets.
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Opening the sports pages, we look to refresh our pleasure at second hand.
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"We shouldn't be flippant about the dangers of second-hand smoke," Levine said.
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The first so-called second hand information "Whistleblower" got my phone conversation almost completely wrong, so now word is they are going to the bench and another "Whistleblower" is coming in from the Deep State, also with second hand info.
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You buy everything second-hand and fix things whenever possible instead of replacing them.
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They were banana-pants from second-hand markets, which are very popular in Ukraine.
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The post, though, did not specify the airline and was a second-hand account.
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Companies like the Renewal Workshop are putting a new spin on second-hand clothing.
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The market for second-hand phones is strong, which is good news for you ($$$$).
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A big question in second-hand is, are there fakes or are they authentic?
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"Research is key," Yanyan Ji, General Manager of second-hand marketplace Gazelle, told Gizmodo.
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The second hand is replaced by a popping sound of someone smacking their lips.
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Please only read this if you have a high tolerance for second-hand embarrassment.
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"Instead Boeing offered to lease us second-hand planes built in Brazil," he says.
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The trainees don't—or, at least, are good at hiding their second-hand embarrassment.
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Cooking inside over open flames and second-hand smoke bring dangerous air pollution indoors.
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Many third-party second-hand watch businesses operate primarily online, including Chronext and Chrono24.
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Even second-hand, Prince realized his ultimate revenge on his ex-tourmate Rick James.
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This capacity to press new records, not just sell second-hand ones, is key.
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Most other outlets give you several people's perspectives on a story, usually second hand.
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"The rental and second-hand market are really big for Gen Z," Wimer said.
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Canada is ready to opt for second-hand Australian F-18 military aircraft instead.
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A second-hand Dacia with basic features can be bought for $1,000 to $ 20083,000.
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Second-hand garments are no longer being considered inappropriate items to give as gifts.
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A big donation allowed Edhi to buy his first ambulance, a second-hand truck.
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Trump just keeps saying that all the information is bad because it's second hand.
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Mr. Michele cannot, at 48, have even a second hand experience of wartime conditions.
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Then I look down and see where the second hand is at that moment.
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The RealReal is a marketplace for second-hand luxury items including clothing and accessories.
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"The first so-called second hand information 'Whistleblower' got my phone conversation almost completely wrong, so now word is they are going to the bench and another 'Whistleblower' is coming in from the Deep State, also with second hand info," Trump wrote.
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Last Christmas, Nathan Seidle's wife gave him a second-hand safe she'd found on Craigslist.
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Delivery of relatively new second-hand vessels would be much faster, possible within two months.
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Shipping second-hand clothes off to countries in Africa and Asia is also a bust.
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I'd never had a more shocking second-hand experience, so I began to walk faster.
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A 19-year-old woman was also hit by second-hand pepper spray, police said.
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"Nothing really changed at first," said Moayad, a market trader who sells second hand clothes.
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The film mostly evokes a mixed response of discomfort, awe, second-hand embarrassment, and bewilderment.
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The information appears to have been second-hand stuff about donations to the Clinton Foundation.
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All the researcher did was scour the second-hand stores for donated and refurbished tech.
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It used mainly existing train lines and second-hand rolling stock to keep costs down.
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Now, she shops sample sales, warehouse sales, and second hand stores to stock stylish inventory.
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In the late 1980s, roughly 2m second-hand houses were put up for sale annually.
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I learned second-hand what exactly was going on and where the money would go.
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Jayne got a second-hand pram for her daughter, which she soon grew out of.
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Use something else you bought second-hand, or use aluminum foil that you can recycle.
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Second-hand sellers even started taking out newspaper ads, selling Elmos for $6 a piece.
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I bought second-hand computers, I hired my first employee, I dreamed up a plan.
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Shopping at second-hand merchants and clothing rental options are also cutting into apparel sales.
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We've seen this sort of second-hand reporting before about how ISIS uses the internet.
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I mean, how could anyone watch the clip and deal with the second-hand embarrassment?
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Diplomatic telephone: Trump got his information on Thursday night second hand, from the South Koreans.
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Other bidders had included Sweden, with Saab's Gripen jets, and Italy, with second-hand Eurofighters.
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My friend got sexted a second-hand dick pic, which is never a fun experience.
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This shirt I wear is a Christian Dior and is from a second hand shop.
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As a kid I had a second-hand, much-maligned British computer called the Amstrad.
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Other items in the prospectus included second-hand trucks, family dwellings, land and office buildings.
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I was a block from home when I realized that the second hand had stopped.
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The cars will be used for a few years, then sold into the second-hand market.
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It has an insatiable appetite for resources, including second-hand ones, to feed its booming economy.
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He firmly believes that they have a great chance to disrupt the second hand P2P sector.
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He rode on rickety school buses, sat at scratched-up desks and read second-hand textbooks.
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So I got my pink winter coat — albeit a second-hand one — for probably less than $.
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I thought of the vast number of damaged figurines in antique shops and second-hand stores.
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If accessible, shop locally at bulk food stores, farmer's markets and thrift or second-hand stores.
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Hendy said eBay's transaction volume of second-hand luxury watches would exceed $1 billion in 2018.
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On Thursday, its spokesman said the ceasefire monitors were unfair and relied on second-hand information.
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"Having a freighter program also opens a greater perspective for the second-hand market," he added.
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"It's similar to estimating the effect of second-hand smoke - very difficult to do," Chuang acknowledged.
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"Second-hand time", her latest book to be translated into English, is her most ambitious yet.
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Yet same Members pushed to subpoena #whistleblower who they complain only has second hand info. #hypocrisy.
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Most of the cars on the roads are second-hand imports from countries such as Japan.
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This depresses second-hand prices further, as Oliver Stone of Colibri Aircraft told the Financial Times.
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The shops, designed like high-end boutiques, are filled with shelves full of second-hand handbags.
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Like most people, I first found out about the Dark Lord of Vancouver Karaoke second-hand.
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Remember seeing the video of it on LadBible and then feeling engulfed by second hand shame?
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I'm still shook, and that was a second-hand story from at least five years ago.
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In people, the potential health risks of smoking and inhaling second-hand smoke are well documented.
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The personal information of 85033,000 voters was extracted from just a single second-hand voting unit.
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Something you'd find in the second-hand bin of a small town Northern Californian record store.
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Overseas, territories belonging to the belligerents were being exchanged like carpets at a second-hand bazaar.
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A ceramic kiln for dollmaking explodes, but we learn about it second-hand, after the fact.
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A quick way to tell the two kinds apart is to look at the second hand.
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She posted the rack in the neighborhood Facebook page and I'm all for second-hand shopping.
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That's not an interpretation of what Trump said or a second-hand account of the call.
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Turtle Bugg: The Thing; any second hand or junk store really Most slept on Brooklyn DJ?
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"The first so-called second hand information "Whistleblower" got my phone conversation almost completely wrong, so now (sp) word is they are going to the bench and another "Whistleblower" is coming in from the Deep State, also with second hand info," the President wrote on Saturday night.
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While Wikipedia is a second-hand source of essentially objective information, Quora collects first-hand subjective wisdom.
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Aside from second-hand vapor, the NPS also noted that while explosions were rare, they sometimes happened.
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This raises an important question: Who knew the second-hand electrical market in Columbia was so buoyant?
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Luxury labels have hitherto shunned the second-hand trade, fearing diluting their exclusivity and cannibalising their sales.
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It is an online marketplace that matches buyers and sellers of second-hand polymers in different countries.
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Remember, the Republicans first argued that the whistleblower was completely dependent on hearsay or second-hand evidence.
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Our images of dying are often derived from second-hand accounts or dramatic media depictions of death.
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This seems to indicate that poop could be viewed, errr digested, as a second-hand food source.
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Second-hand clothing, except for rarer items sold as vintage, used to carry a stigma, he said.
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Negotiating Brexit is not like selling a second-hand car with a dodgy secret under the bonnet.
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The traditional second hand of the Commander Series has been scrapped in favor of a second wheel.
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Several smaller brands, including H.Moser & Cie and MB&F, have signaled interest in the second-hand trade.
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But Kenya's car market is dominated by low-priced, second-hand imports from countries, such as Japan.
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Instead, as before, they will turn to the black market for second-hand planes and spare parts.
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A frantic drive to a second-hand bookstore turned up more copies—with the same pages missing.
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In it he argues that toxic work environments are as dangerous to health as second-hand smoke.
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To help their financial situations, Lawrence and Yawn-Nelson had sold some of their items second-hand.
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Luxury labels have hitherto shunned the second-hand trade, fearing diluting their exclusivity and cannibalizing their sales.
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People aren't just buying second hand fast fashion: there is a huge market for luxury used goods.
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Apple had long since discontinued the line, and buying them second hand was just getting too pricy.
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Importers reckon that as many as 90% of second-hand vehicles in Kenya come from that country.
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The store's also got second-hand versions of the Series 2, though, predictably, they're not especially affordable.
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Back Market, which competes with eBay and Amazon , connects sellers of second-hand phones with repair shops.
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There's a tiny, dense bookshop called Fakel Books and a hip clothing store called Second Hand Labor.
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Most of the cars currently on the road are second-hand imports from countries such as Japan.
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Whether it was second-hand smoke or toxic chemicals, he fought to defend our most vulnerable citizens.
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It was like second hand, third hand—the chassis was rubbish and the tires were all skinny.
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Compared to other second-hand platforms, Vestiaire Collective checks every item before putting them on the site.
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One user of the tech so far is second-hand goods marketplace Wallapop which has used Restb.
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The Liaoning, its first carrier, was bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted in China.
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Nearly every second-hand word about his legend comes from a November 2004 feature in Men's Fitness .
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Before long, all these second-hand tales would begin to make Refused into something larger than life.
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It's time for tech companies to start doing more about the second-hand byproducts of their models.
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The absence of her second hand suggests she is in fact in the process of painting herself.
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She points out that in mice, smoke and second-hand smoke cause inflammation and suppress immune response.
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Buying something second hand is literally the only good thing he has ever done for the environment.
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It's a gentle, bar-shaped hand nudging the screen open, and a second hand flipping it closed.
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"Joker," an empty, foggy exercise in second-hand style and second-rate philosophizing, has none of that.
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A twitchy second hand probably means you're looking at a quartz-movement watch powered by a battery.
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" Trump has dismissed the whistleblower as "fake," only having "second hand information," and being "almost completely wrong.
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The problem is that the complaint is based on second-hand knowledge, hearsay and various news reports.
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The shoes have been resold for as much as $1,446 per pair on second-hand retail sites.
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Your questions answered So how much impact could an increase in second-hand trading have on our environment?
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Unlike Goodwill or the Salvation Army, Buffalo Exchange buys second hand clothing from consumers and donates the rest.
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If you're on a tighter budget, consider heading to Tradesy, a second-hand fashion site for luxury brands.
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Second-hand homes in the capital averaged 63,082 yuan ($9,165) per square meter in March, according to Fang.
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However, he later told Reuters that he was receiving information second-hand and could not confirm Biti's whereabouts.
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Maybe it's time to turn to antique shops and second-hand furniture stores for that "old world" touch.
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Others are for sale in a local market that has been squeezed by imports of second-hand clothing.
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" KK: "I bought this vintage cape in a second hand store in Toronto for $11 a decade ago.
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For the study, researchers tested 200 second-hand plastic toys they found in homes, nurseries and charity shops.
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So, if she can get a second-hand education about literature from her, she's going to do that.
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The jacket costs $198 from J Crew — but Joan found it second-hand from Poshmark for just $60.
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Dalston has more than the usual number of charity-run second-hand shops and at least four pawnbrokers.
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And, weirdly, I've a hankering to hunt this down in the various second-hand game stores I frequent.
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Buying books second hand is way cheaper, and saying no to toxic-filled paper receipts takes one second.
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It hasn't stopped the sale of these machines to buyers outside China, mostly sold as second-hand equipment.
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Why is Ed dropping $163 on a second-hand Supreme x Stone Island anorak without batting an eyelid?
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Among sources of second hand imports, Fridstroem and other economists said they were baffled by those from Britain.
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It has yet to decide whether to seek new or second-hand planes, Defence Minister Nikolay Nenchev said.
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The First Order symbol is embedded in the face and the second hand is inspired by a blaster.
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The ONS linked the upturn to demand for second-hand goods from charity shops and auctions of antiques.
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Whatever you do — supporting ethical startups, buying less or purchasing second-hand —just make sure you do something.
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The Liaoning, the country's first carrier, was bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted in China.
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Contrary to its dated reputation, second-hand goods only make up a small portion of its business nowadays.
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Other than that comment, we aren't going to respond to anonymous officials illegally peddling second hand conspiracy theories.
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Yet all the bribery and vehicles of dubious provenance have not sated the demand for second-hand cars.
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Here we see two women scrapping over a fellow human being like he's a second hand Nespresso machine.
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There is also a second-hand market for those willing to accept a few scuffs on the paintwork.
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Divar acts as an intermediary platform for people to buy and sell second hand or new goods online.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Aviation's dreams of a green future rest on second-hand cooking oil and wishful thinking.
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Akiya applicants must also commit to settling in the town permanently and invest in upgrading second-hand homes.
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Small touches like the red airplane second hand and date display make the watch equally unique and useful.
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E-cigarettes also don't produce smoke, and therefore there's no risk to non-smokers from second-hand smoke.
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Trump and his allies have dismissed the complaint as hearsay, given it was based off second-hand information.
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Article continues after the video below I bought a second-hand 3DS XL from a gentleman called Dom.
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In time this could be integrated with other first- and second-hand metrics used in forecasting flu cases.
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"We need cheap zero emission cars and also a second-hand market by the year 2025," she says.
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But it turns out that Europe is also home to a very thriving market in second-hand clothes.
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Second-hand home prices surged more than 30 percent in two years, according to Midland Realty, a broker.
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"The only analysis I heard was reported second-hand from leaks from the House Intelligence Committee," he said.
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Trump, according to a second-hand report this week, once said that he wants all sharks to die.
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Those who cannot resist the trend are advised to re-use last year's jumper or buy second-hand.
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Since then, Didi has pumped money into new businesses such as bike sharing and second-hand car trading.
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Second-hand private domestic home sales are expected to hit a 20-month high for October, Centaline added.
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Just take a look for yourself: Ok, who else is experiencing some second-hand leg pain after watching that?
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But Hitler's book itself is not banned, and older editions have remained available in libraries and second-hand bookshops.
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"Wylie said he had heard about Muresan's death second-hand and could not "speak to the veracity of it.
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I prefer second hand, original stuff, but I don't mind doing this because they get some decent stuff in.
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Beyond rental, there are a number of online marketplaces where shoppers can trade, sell and buy second-hand clothing.
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Even there, you have opportunities to save by redeeming credit card rewards or buying a discount, second-hand card.
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They all wore ripped leather jackets and second-hand clothes, chain-smoked, and hung out in really grim bars.
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Selency plans to solve that by working with both customers and professional dealers in the second-hand furniture industry.
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The super-scary maze looks awesome, but, in all honesty, we're more than happy just experiencing it second-hand.
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China's iiMedia Research forecast 144 million users of second-hand smartphones in 2019, up a third versus last year.
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She can also derive second-hand pleasure in seeing another person's success—success that she was partially responsible for.
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In America and Europe second-hand houses accounted for 90% of sales and new-builds for 10% in 2017.
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In 2017 a record 37,329 second-hand flats were sold in Tokyo, a 31% increase on ten years earlier.
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His gold money paid for a second-hand Toyota Corolla and school fees for all four of their children.
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The book was eventually bought from a second hand bookshop in Amsterdam by a couple, Swann Auction Galleries said.
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As one expects from Apple's official offering, the prices aren't as low as other second-hand retailers out there.
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But a cheaper, battered, second-hand copy still works as a great present for the ultimate true crime fan.
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She said the bill's opponents are concerned about public safety as well as issues of second-hand smoke indoors.
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We also didn't worry about second-hand smoke–the worst thing that could happen was accidentally stoning our dog.
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But even thinking about the fumble that ends this couple's relationship makes me turn pale with second-hand humiliation.
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That is just as well, because it will not get much for its planes on the second-hand market.
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Instead Ottawa will buy a second-hand fleet of 18 Australian F-18s, the same planes Canada already operates.
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Trump has called the complaint "fake" and "a second-hand description" in defending himself from the allegations it contains.
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Instead, in her effort to create a sensational story, she presents second-hand hearsay that is full of contradictions.
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Especially if the second-hand trauma of watching yet another video capturing police brutality still echoes in your mind.
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So a copy of Touch Darts for DS, for my 2DS, for 75p, in a local second-hand emporium?
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The video inspired Shelbi to both use second-hand makeup and also to post YouTube videos to educate people.
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It originally cost about $12 at retail — now it goes for $50 or more on the second-hand market.
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Antony Kennedy, who lives in Essex, England, bought the car second-hand for £45,000 ($58,000), according to Business Insider.
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Wear a pair of second-hand wide-leg chinos with low-profile Doc Martens and a velvet button-up.
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Republicans had questioned whether the rules were changed to allow the whistleblower to proceed with only second-hand information.
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As for furniture, you can save hundreds of dollars if you go with the like-new, second-hand version.
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We are confident in the market for second-hand A380s, which can be leased or acquired at attractive rates.
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If you separate it into two words, "Gave second hand?" becomes much more apparent — the answer is RE-DEALT.
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According to Jarrad, you should try to score top-quality upholstered items for your home at second-hand shops.
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If you follow the second hand on this clock by artist Alicja Kwade, you'll notice that it's actually changing speed.
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I mostly buy my costumes second-hand from Facebook buy and sell groups, and my wigs from online wig stores.
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The hallmark of a mechanical watch—a point of boasting, even—is traditionally its sweeping second hand; why undo that?
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The Frenchman fought for scraps on the second-hand market and relied heavily on young players poached from other teams.
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While others highlighted that Taylor heard many of these matters from other officials, making his knowledge of events second hand.
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Old computers and electronics, for example, are sometimes transported as "second-hand goods," when really they are bound for dumps.
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Teibel's albums washed up in yard sales and second-hand stores as relics from the dawn of the environmental movement.
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Check out the video for other tips, like how to speed up the seasoning process on a second-hand skillet.
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Luxury watchmakers have hitherto eschewed the second-hand trade, fearing diluting the exclusivity of their brands and cannibalizing their sales.
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" He added, "I'm even more disappointed to hear about it second-hand today on the day of our domestic release.
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His partner bought their first truck second-hand for $40,000 and Yang later upgraded the operation with an $80,000 loan.
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The creators of the campaign hope the term "family fire" becomes as familiar as designated driver and second-hand smoke.
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"Today's statement is a clear signal of the disconnect between the new build and second hand market," said Jefferies analysts.
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The team found that the bank was using second-hand $10 network switches without a firewall to link its computers.
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"When supply outstrips demand there are bargains to be had," says Matt Barker CEO of second-hand camera marketplace MPB.
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Intriguingly, last week, Tesla had ended its policy of allowing owners to transfer extended factory warranties to second-hand customers.
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For the more price-conscious sneakerheads, private users sell second-hand bots (also known as "cracked" versions) at discounted prices.
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Sitharaman said she was not in favor of relaxing rules for Apple to sell refurbished second-hand phones in India.
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Though director Elizabeth Njoroge says her organization wants to do more than give kids a second-hand flute or clarinet.
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At the lower end, goods from Toms, Herschel and Keds are the top three in terms of second hand value.
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Then everybody gets back together and attempts to form a consensus about where to set the minute and second hand.
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The proposed law aims to protect the estimated 700m people in China who are routinely exposed to second-hand smoke.
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Facebook Marketplace is being used to sell second-hand firearms, based on a recent report from The Wall Street Journal.
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She has been a vegan for over three years, tries to buy only second-hand clothes, and doesn't fly anymore.
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Its 650 shops selling second hand clothes and books to raise funds are a familiar sight on the high street.
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Thrift stores and other second-hand furniture retailers, however, are used to this problem and inspect and treat items accordingly.
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Little by little, I started purchasing a few home gym essentials second hand: dumbbells, kettlebells, yoga mats, resistance bands, etc.
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Sale proceeds, reflecting the then-current second-hand price of the vehicle, will be used for repayment of the balloon.
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Bradley's wood and bronze sculptures seem like things he might have found at a yard sale or second-hand store.
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Think of it this way: if the complainer were smoking, would you sit there all afternoon inhaling the second-hand smoke?
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The third one was pieced together from scouring thrift stores and from buying the wig second-hand from a Facebook group.
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He suggests calling the guy who sold me the scooter (it's second hand) and asking him if he knows a repairman.
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His company said its second-hand sales had grown by 37-40 percent year-on-year over the past five years.
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Ninety percent of Nigeria's 3.5 million cars are imported second-hand vehicles, according to data from the management consultancy firm Deloitte.
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Tobacco smoking kills half of all smokers, plus at least another 600,000 people a year non-smokers via second-hand smoke.
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Prices for new homes in Beijing were flat month-on-month in February, while second-hand home prices rose 1.3 percent.
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The $250 to $300 range seems to be fairly standard for second-hand purchases of the system that retails for $80.
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Before I could figure out if my second hand was appropriately positioned, Tara was speaking to the lady in the kiosk.
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But shockingly, the star says she's actually not a fan of meticulously sifting through second-hand styles to curate her wardrobe.
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From what I can possibly glean second hand here, the action looks smooth, with Raz bounding, floating and twirling as intended.
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I can buy them in bulk online, and rummage in second hand stores, to create a library of truly monstrous proportions.
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Think of it this way: if a person were smoking, would you sit there all afternoon inhaling the second-hand smoke?
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It comes covered in something described on the menu as "nibbled nuts," which gives the topping a nice second-hand feel.
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Shops that take an English name to be trendy often get it horribly wrong: witness "Poopdick", a second-hand cosmetics outlet.
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The bank lacked a firewall and used second-hand, $10 electronic switches to network those computers, according to the Bangladesh police.
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They said they had second-hand knowledge of a July 2628 phone call between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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For instance, you could put a second hand over theirs in a handshake or "take them by the elbow," she says.
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Lechantre added PSA was on track to lift profits within the second-hand cars division by a multiple of four times.
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The older Liaoning, which is expected to serve more as a training vessel, was bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998.
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Think of it this way: If a person were smoking, would you sit there all afternoon inhaling the second-hand smoke?
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Think of it this way: If the complainer were smoking, would you sit there all afternoon inhaling the second-hand smoke?
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The tickets became such a hot item, second-hand websites shut down pages trying to sell them for hundreds of dollars.
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All they are really being excluded from are a few strawpedos, some dodgy MD and a second-hand copy of Orientalism.
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The slender second hand comes in yellow or red; a dash of contrast that shows off its creator's good-natured playfulness.
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She also wears second-hand clothing – a trendy move in Stockholm, she says – and eats less meat than she used to.
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From a second-hand pair of boots and heavy army surplus trousers to a bulky skiing parka, I was woefully underprepared.
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According to iAmsterdam, visitors can hire a second-hand bike for around $55 to $193 from spots all around the city.
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Their plans for the weekend included setting up second-hand baby furniture at Premier House, her official residence, she told media.
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Officials' alarm at the President's actions was typically based on second-hand, third-hand, and even fourth-hand rumors and innuendo.
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And yet, we've lived through that nightmare before; seen it second-hand in the digi-scaremongering of much twentieth century sci-fi.
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The mall manager in Hamar, Maria Saetersdal Remoe, told CNN the ReTuna project proved second-hand malls could be a commercial success.
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This watch, however, musters its 390 hand-crafted components to make the second hand jump through its 60 increments instead of sweep.
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You have no way to secure yourself with one hand in that particular space to make the hole with the second hand.
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But that will require addressing the well-entrenched interests of second-hand car dealers, smugglers and lowering the price of new cars.
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Most second-hand mining rig vendors are banking on people not wanting to invest that amount of time in learning about mining.
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"If they just see this building, they fear," says Margaret Katambi, a second-hand clothes trader, sitting near the imposing border post.
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"I will no longer accept second-hand military equipment," Duterte told soldiers at an army base on the southern island of Mindanao.
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In America second-hand-car prices have already hit a six-year low, contributing to the low recovery rates on subprime loans.
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Tobacco smoking kills half of all those who indulge, plus at least another 600,000 non-smokers a year via second-hand smoke.
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It has also suffered from students borrowing or buying second-hand books, and a row in the United States over testing standards.
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But second-hand imports are a major culprit, according to a paper in 2008 by Garth Frazer of the University of Toronto.
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THE second-hand clothes trade often starts with a gift: an old dress or unwanted shirt, passed on for another to use.
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Rather than spending $40 on a new pair of jeans, you can scoop up a second-hand pair for less than $10.
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Those blood tests found 68 percent of low-income children and 43 percent of minority youth were exposed to second-hand smoke.
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" Sutter Health emergency room doctor Adam Dougherty told the station, "It&aposs a toxic exposure, it&aposs like second-hand smoke everywhere.
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LetGo, the app-based marketplace for people to sell each other second-hand goods, has nabbed a great deal of its own.
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Her are seven: - Green Baby Based in Hong Kong, Green Baby collects, repairs and resells second-hand baby clothes, toys and accessories.
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In such a market, where new planes quickly lose their value, dealers said second-hand jets were simply a less risky bet.
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Thomas Schaefer, chief executive of Volkswagen Group South Africa, said they were trying to wean East African drivers off second-hand imports.
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The sum will not only be for buying new cars but also relatively new second-hand vehicles with low carbon dioxide emissions.
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One of Trumpworld's most persistent critiques of the evidence against Trump is that it comes from second-hand and third-hand sources.
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Even if they land a non-smoking room in a hotel with smoking options, they are still subject to second-hand smoke.
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Here, you'll find authentic, second-hand designer bags for less, and you can also sell back the ones you don't love anymore.
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"So they will go and get may be a second hand Prado (SUV), because it's big," she told Reuters in an interview.
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Doing away with usual inclusions like hour markers and a second hand, the only details on the watch are Calvin Klein branding.
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The helicopters would replace the second-hand Vietnam War-era UH-1H Huey rotary aircraft, the workhorse of the Philippine Air Force.
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The crates are second-hand, inherited from the property's orchard, and filled with excess soil that was donated by a local nursery.
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The Seattle immigration court, however, is closed for a second day in the row after "a reported second-hand exposure to coronavirus."
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"The lesson is to be really questioning of unsourced, second-hand reports when they are the most shocking and dramatic," Bergstrom says.
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"Five, 10 years from now, we want Carousell to be creating this lifestyle where second hand is the first choice," he said.
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What you saw were three diplomats, who dislike the President's Ukraine policy, discussing second-hand and third-hand conversations about their objections.
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You can donate bras or money to help survivors start their own businesses selling bras in their local second-hand clothing markets.
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Australia secrets Australia's trying to find out how a decade's worth of government secrets ended up being sold -- in second-hand furniture.
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Second-hand stores are great places to shop for home-decor items that are one-of-a-kind yet still relatively affordable.
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Lung cancer, heart disease and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) are the three most fatal results of smoking and second-hand smoke.
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You may leave the library humming Fanny Brice's "Second Hand Rose" or Paul Robeson's "Ol' Man River," while imagining soaring zeppelins onstage.
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Growing up in the south of Japan, long before the Internet, Ski's entire exposure to hip-hop came through second-hand Yo!
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James was also the proud owner of a second-hand military tank—yes, a tank—that he drove around the Welsh countryside.
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These stereotypes about second-hand shopping are pretty unflattering -- and in the age of a sustainable awakening -- couldn't be further from the truth.
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However it is ReTuna's impact beyond Eskilstuna that is perhaps most interesting -- reshaping views about second-hand goods and inspiring similar projects internationally.
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I also pick up a Star Trek poster for my cousin-in-law ($1) and a second-hand keychain for a friend ($3).
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For instance, exempting second-hand polymers from value-added tax is defended on the grounds that the primary material has already been taxed.
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At the time, in 2015, Lai and his team of five had just one, second-hand van between them to deliver all orders.
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Children exposed to air pollution and second-hand smoke have an elevated risk of developing pneumonia and chronic respiratory problems, such as asthma.
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The clients' phones come from relatives overseas, the black market or Revolico, a website that lists services and second-hand goods for sale.
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Both ends of Karl Marx Allee — or at least between Frankfurter Tor and Alexanderplatz — are book ended by Humana Second Hand & Vintage shops.
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There's no word on exactly how much the "renovation" cost him, but he's said that most of the machines are second-hand purchases.
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"See that hand?" said Justin Hartley, pointing to the second hand on his Rolex Daytona as it skimmed the black-and-champagne face.
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I've been able to acquire a lot of my favorite pieces for less by shopping second-hand or vintage on Craigslist or eBay.
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Around an eighth of all deaths caused by smoking—a total of roughly 900,000 people a year—result from inhaling second-hand smoke.
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A trove of top-secret documents turned up in a consignment of second-hand furniture that had once belonged to the Australian government.
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Governments could exempt second-hand polymers from value-added tax; after all, the tax has already been paid on the fresh source material.
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The dialogue is hacky, the cast's musical abilities uneven, and there's a scene involving flippers that gives me so much second-hand embarrassment.
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America is more concerned about Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, which all planned to phase out second-hand imports before yielding to American pressure.
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Public health experts are generally in favor of these bans (though evidence on the health impact of second-hand vapor is still lacking).
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Founded in 224 as GirnarSoft, CarDekho operates a range of online portals that sell new and second-hand cars and motorbikes in India.
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In a vicious cycle, houses are expected to depreciate and are therefore not maintained, so second-hand homes are often dingy and depressing.
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Pearson was particularly hurt by American students in higher education buying cheaper second-hand textbooks and digital courseware as opposed to expensive textbooks.
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Screenshot: PoshmarkChances are high that if you've resold clothes online any time recently (or bought them second-hand), you've done so on Poshmark.
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China's only carrier is the second-hand, Soviet-built Liaoning, which this week unsettled neighbors with drills in the disputed South China Sea.
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As an engineer, it's always good to have a second-hand cause when big celebrities are in the studio it kinda gets intense.
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Iran Aseman Airlines, the country's largest domestic operator, sees leasing planes and acquiring second-hand units as a more practical near-term solution.
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Prenatal exposure to arsenic, second-hand smoke and air pollution hinders a child's development in the mother's womb, resulting in life-threatening complications.
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Keep bills low by eating at home, it advises, and by buying clothes second-hand, canceling pricey subscriptions and having fun for free.
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We don't hear second-hand anecdotes about the time she did this or that at Studio 54 while off her face on quaaludes.
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Through the 80s I worked in second-hand record shops and spent my spare time scouring charity shops for 21988s clothes and records.
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Pehrson's LA is strung out, bloodshot, ennui, and second-hand smoke—a place of predators and sycophants, desperate strivers and the catatonic famous.
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Planes that were sold to Chinese buyers five or six years ago are returning on the second-hand market in the United States.
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McCarthy & Stone fell 1.9 percent, however, after the broker cut it to 'underweight' because of its greater reliance on the second-hand market.
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There's no reason why prisoners couldn't be allowed to smoke in designated areas where they would not expose others to second-hand smoke.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Natalia Leontyeva, a Siberian sales manager, bought a second hand car in 2013 with a loan worth about four monthly salaries.
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The round will test investor appetite for a new wave of e-commerce companies that replace traditional second-hand stores and thrift shops.
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All I had was my then-boyfriend's second-hand iPhone and a tiny sliver of memory and time to spend on games. Threes!
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Why it matters: When Trump agreed to meet with Kim, he was accepting an invitation that came second-hand, from the South Koreans.
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It had taken half a vat of sandwiches crushing my foot to finally ready me to buzz like a second-hand fridge-freezer.
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Many of those oddball items are still available to buy second-hand online, where a Supreme brick can sell for $130 on StockX.
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Malaysia Airlines is meanwhile bringing in six second-hand Airbus A330s, which are available at attractive prices, he said at the Paris Airshow.
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The channels make up the "Marvel Theory-Industrial Complex," an ecosystem of video content creators fueled by second-hand information and Easter Eggs.
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Looking at the smooth, antiquated mechanical glide of my watch's second hand, I felt, if not calm, then ready for whatever happened next.
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After all, the complaint acknowledges that the whistleblower wasn't on the actual call and heard much of the most concerning information second-hand.
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It has already invested in an artificial intelligence firm called Mobvoi, a car-sharing company Shouqi and a second-hand car buying company.
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A communal area of second-hand couches and recliners sits in the middle of the buses along with a charcoal grill for cooking.
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"I think there is real demand for this sort of second-hand market from less affluent consumers like me," said Xu. The second-hand trend adds to challenges Apple faces in the world's biggest smartphone market, where it has long been losing ground to domestic makers of high-end yet lower-priced handsets such as market leader Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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"I think there is real demand for this sort of second-hand market from less affluent consumers like me," said Xu. The second-hand trend adds to challenges Apple faces in the world's biggest smartphone market, where it has long been losing ground to domestic makers of high-end yet lower-priced handsets such as market leader Huawei Technologies Co Ltd [HWT.UL].
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Even the bedspread — the one Villanelle asks about during a kill, and then orders for her own home later — is antique or second hand.
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Online markets have appeared for second-hand sales; fancy frocks can be hired for a few nights from websites such as Rent the Runway.
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This writer in particular considered renting a bench and a bookshelf — only to realize that those items might be cheaper second-hand on Craigslist.
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In an example of prices, it said it listed a second-hand Audemars Piguet Royal Oak for $24,950 compared with a $32,000 retail price.
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Chehaoduo, a Chinese firm which aims to improve the experience of buying second-hand cars online, recently received a Vision Fund injection of $1.5bn.
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In particular, it could make second-hand furniture more accessible to customers who just don't want to spend time looking for the perfect chair.
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Bee was also an early backer of the crowdfunding platform Indiegogo, drone tech startup Skycatch, the second-hand fashion marketplace Tradesy and many others.
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The studies looked at smoking by pregnant mothers, smoking by fathers while mothers were pregnant, and mothers' exposure to second-hand smoke during pregnancy.
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But most workers were more likely to be hawking phone credit than designing the next app; selling second-hand clothes, not stitching new ones.
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As with his game recaps, he was reconstructing scenes through a variety of second-hand sources: encyclopedia entrees, translated newspaper articles, sporting news guides.
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Tilt in a pattern to launch or switch apps, scroll up and down and play games, all without using that second hand of yours.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), tobacco kills around 6 million people each year, including 23.2,23.78 non-smokers exposed to second-hand smoke.
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The company came to know about "indirect and second-hand allegations" against Jurvetson earlier this summer, a DFJ spokeswoman said in an emailed statement.
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"We anticipate that the price of the iPhone 105.803SE will be similar to second-hand iPhone 6S in the large emerging markets," said Kvaal.
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I had friends that knew some of the investors first or second hand and Headspace came up 4 or 5 times in 2 weeks.
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Ted North, managing director of corporate finance at United Airlines, told the conference United was looking at acquiring some second-hand, "mid-life" aircraft.
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With "Second-hand time", Ms Alexievich has built a monument to these survivors of the collapse of the Soviet Union; a monument in words.
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Nobody would blink an eye if a master distiller, waiting for his own product to mature, sold a curated mixture of second-hand products.
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We were fascinated by east Africa's threatened second-hand clothes industry (Thrift shop) and Schumpeter was enthused by the developing world's crop of Billionaires.
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The piece has a custom polestaff second hand and armor-inspired stainless-steel band, and the back is engraved with the Praetorian Guard helmet.
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Health experts have documented for decades that there is no safe level of exposure to second-hand smoke, even for short periods of time.
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It is a neat, thrifty space with a head-high stack of old cookbooks, which were plucked from flea markets and second-hand stores.
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Over the last few years (but especially in the last six months), a new second-hand delight has started gobbling up YouTube viewers' attention.
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Locasun is a holiday rental and travel marketplace while PayCar is a start-up specialising in peer-to-peer payment for second-hand vehicles.
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Remove all the pretenses, all the adopted ideas, the second-hand self, and actually we can coexist very comfortably, thank you very much indeed.
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The vessel was designed based on China's first carrier, the Liaoning, which was bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted for China.
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For instance, if you're the person who recently sold some second-hand shoes online, before realizing you'd left tons of drugs hidden in them.
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In the narrow streets surrounding the mosque, women jostled for food supplies as children rummaged through piles of second-hand clothes donated to victims.
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The World Health Organization has detailed instructions (which we've all seen in meme form) on how to properly perform the 20-second hand wash.
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The upshot: The form in question was updated in August 2019, but has allowed for second-hand knowledge of events since long before that.
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As to the other matters in complaint: Clearly a coordinated effort to take second-hand information to create a narrative damaging to the President.
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The family company organized a second-hand shoe exchange scheme in order to help struggling customers after the war, according to the company's website.
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And bringing this type of law into law to protect these spaces from the dangers of cigarette butts and second-hand smoke makes sense.
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The entry-level version is priced at 1.3 million shillings ($12,13), half the going rate for a second-hand SUV model imported from Japan.
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He's worked in Africa, China, and the United States to reduce e-waste and help people get the most of out second-hand electronics.
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Drivers patch up their cars with second-hand parts and roll cages, stripping the interiors of all but the front seat, steering wheel and dashboard.
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Most market to a decidedly female demographic, selling fuzzy fleece blankets, second-hand clothing, and a wide-ranging assortment of beauty, wellness, and sex products.
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But many of Africa's informal traders operate on a tiny scale, carrying a bundle of second-hand clothes or a basket of vegetables to market.
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Without any skin in the game, I've largely ignored the automotive world since the last car I owned: a second hand 1970 Karmann Ghia cabriolet.
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Some people may not enjoy the idea of buying second-hand furniture, but used items can cut furniture costs in half and reduces landfill waste.
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Second-hand smoke can be just as bad, especially for children, who get exposed to higher risks of asthma attacks, respiratory infections, and ear infections.
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So in all likelihood, there's going to be a wave of discarded second-hand EV batteries to deal with, starting in four or five years.
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Our thesis is: we want to stay out of the fashion business and instead ensure there's a responsible way for people to buy second hand.
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Last year, Richemont acquired online distributors YNAP and second-hand specialist Watchfinder, whose figures its has consolidated since May 1 and June 1 2018 respectively.
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I wore them for years until I had finally saved up enough to buy my first (and to date only) Breitling: a second hand Chronomat.
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Hockey is a really expensive sport, so most of my gear I bought second hand and have had since high school to keep costs down.
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"When it comes to whether someone qualifies as a whistleblower, the distinctions being drawn between first- and second-hand knowledge aren't legal ones," Grassley said.
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A new startup hopes to bring small second-hand shops into the space and has now raised a seed round to power its vision. TPH.
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They were found at a local second-hand sports store by some golf fans who saw Kim talking about her predicament in a television interview.
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In fact, onlookers will often internalize other people's emotions, feeling second-hand embarrassment after someone else's cringe-worthy statement or sadness after a moving story.
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IN THE rickety wooden markets in Nairobi, where traders sell old books, second-hand clothes and kitchenware, walking away is a buyer's last negotiating ploy.
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In one, an FBI official recounted hearing second-hand that the State Department had offered a "quid pro quo" in exchange for declassifying an email.
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On Friday morning, Princess Kate took a 25-mile drive from her country house in Anmer to visit a second-hand shop in neighboring Holt.
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The first Rey watch is based on her scavenger outfit and houses a lightsaber second hand and rebel alliance 1503 o'clock marker in the face.
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At issue is the power of so-called platform companies that provide a venue for others, for example, to sell new or second-hand books.
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Often travelling as a salesman, Kenton began buying up boomboxes from second hand shops and picking them up from people who were throwing them out.
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Colibri Aircraft, a pre-owned plane broker, looked at the change in the asking price of second-hand jets between April 2014 and April 2017.
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The Seiko QXA597ALH Japanese Quartz Wall Clock has a timeless, classic style with Roman numerals and an elegant, accurate quartz movement and sweep second hand.
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Higher second-hand battery values could help bring down the cost of electric cars and mega batteries are one avenue for recycling the power cells.
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The New York Times reported Wednesday that McCabe described second-hand a conversation he heard about from Rosenstein, who spoke with Trump about firing Comey.
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The East African nation undermined what was a thriving vehicle assembly industry in the 1990s with policies that encouraged imports of cheap second-hand cars.
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Our knowledge of electronic music was much stronger in weird, abstract IDM than it was in house or techno, and our understanding came second hand.
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A while later, long enough after the PlayStation's launch for such an investment to be deemed completely pointless, I picked up a 32X, second hand.
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Back in the 1990s, tobacco industry attorneys pioneered a strategy to distract the public from growing scientific evidence about the dangers of second-hand smoke.
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The waterfall shower left a bit to be desired as far as water pressure, but a second hand-held showerhead did a much better job.
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The summer I was 21980, I bagged groceries for tips and made enough to buy two second-hand scuba regulators, with tanks and back packs.
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He spins in the middle as 12 others — the hours, ostensibly — swirl around him or form lines like a second hand sweeping across the stage.
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To trim your book bill, you have a few options: Rent or buy them second-hand using sites like Amazon's Book Rental, Chegg and Half.
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For example, the new Meridian face switches from white to black when you're not looking at it and eliminates the animation for the second hand.
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Maggie Griffin, founder and lead designer at Maggie Griffin Design, recommended browsing antique malls and second-hand shops for in various shades of Classic Blue.
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"Clearly a coordinated effort to take second-hand information to create a narrative damaging to the President," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said in a statement.
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Comments today from (New York Fed President John) Williams, which I am hearing second hand, would be like a reset on Powell's testimony (last week).
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But they now earn just enough to "stay alive," he said, because the price paid for second-hand plastic has fallen by 80 per cent.
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If you buy them off the shelf, they can cost more than $5 a piece, and rates on second-hand sites like eBay aren't much better.
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One of these I bought second-hand after finding it on a Twitter sales thread and it cost me $150 plus $20 for a new wig.
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You Could Practically Hear The Producers' Glee And The Second Hand-Awkwardness Was High Nothing like an Office meme to illustrate exactly how the audience felt.
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The insects can hitch a ride in cardboard boxes or second-hand goods brought into the home or jump ship from a neighbor's home, Hastings says.
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More than 5 million of those are the result of direct tobacco use while over 600 000 are non-smokers being exposed to second-hand smoke.
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Available in four different colorways, it features a raised hour ring, textured interior, and a sub dial at the 2000 position which houses the second hand.
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Launched 10 months ago, Marketplace charges no fees to buyers or sellers and aims to make it easy for users to trade mostly second-hand goods.
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The United States last year imposed sanctions on two firms in Iraq and the United Arab Emirates for helping Iran's Mahan Air purchase second-hand aircraft.
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Between 1981 and 2000 second-hand imports explain two-fifths of the decline in African apparel production and half of the fall in garment-industry employment.
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It will initially allow customers to trade in old Audemars Piguet watches as part-exchange for new ones, and then sell on the second-hand watches.
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The RealReal, which specializes in selling and buying second-hand luxury items including clothing and accessories, was founded by Chief Executive Officer Julie Wainwright in 2011.
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This Music Monday, soak up the second-hand rage and think about the fact that "Hollaback Girl" is about Courtney Love whenever you see Gwen Stefani.
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Diana's navy wool blazer with statement buttons by Chelsea Design Co, also bought at the second-hand store, that was part of her off-duty wardrobe.
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Dyck deliberately chooses broken objects from second-hand markets and covers specific areas of the piece to attract the bees before placing them in the hive.
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As the cost of genetic sequencing falls, the tendency of people to discover their own genetic information, rather than learning about it second-hand, will increase.
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That is partly because most Mongolian ones are second-hand imports from Japan, where passenger vehicles more than three years old must undergo expensive safety tests.
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It sits there, encouraging you to breathe, nudging you to stand up, or to just marvel at its polished contours and its hyper-accurate second hand.
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Until last month, when Backpage abruptly shut its "adult" section, abused minors were being sold on Backpage as "escorts", alongside second-hand laptops and kitchen appliances.
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N is interested in buying second-hand aircraft as they are released to the market when leases expire, Chief Finance Director Andrew Levy said on Tuesday.
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I felt dazed and disconnected from my physical self, like I was just getting used to a second-hand body from a donor with liver problems.
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The platform also currently only offers users brand new cars, but Hind said that it is also looking into other areas such as second-hand vehicles.
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There aren't cameras documenting everything that goes on in the White House, so journalists have to rely on accounts from officials that are sometimes second-hand.
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Canada will instead buy a second-hand fleet of 18 Australian F-18s, the same planes the Canadian air force already operates, government officials told reporters.
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A Facebook group set up in March for departing expatriates in Qatar selling cars and second-hand furniture has over 50,000 members and is updated hourly.
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EVERY Friday evening, Tom Fisher and Philippe Giron pack the shelves of Rat Records—a second-hand record shop in south-east London—with new stock.
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"He (William Taylor) is admitting that he had no first-hand or second-hand knowledge of any of the developments," a Republican party official told Reuters.
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Hit up your local thrift stores, swap clothes with your friends, or check out online second-hand retailers like Poshmark or Depop to save some money.
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"He (William Taylor) is admitting that he had no first-hand or second-hand knowledge of any of the developments," one Republican party official told Reuters.
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For some, like Mahmoud Al-Abadaly, hunting for bargains among the crash-damaged vehicles at a second-hand car shop, politics comes second to cash considerations.
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Friends remember him driving a second-hand Toyota Yaris, using safety pins to hold his coat together and cutting his own firewood well into his 90s.
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It is silent, with a sweep second hand that makes it a suitable clock for a bedroom or office or wherever peace and quiet is needed.
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Second-hand homes Niijima leads the way into a vacant, box-like house with a blue roof and white walls that was built 33 years ago.
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Sales of second-hand ships reached a 10-year high on cautious optimism that one of the shipping industry's worst ever downturns is nearing an end.
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Some of these chips will become part of the legitimate second-hand industry, which sells refurbished components that are no longer produced by the original manufacturer.
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In terms of second-hand vapor, the committee said there was conclusive evidence that e-cigarette use increases airborne concentrations of particulate matter and nicotine indoors.
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" This happens to be running a small second-hand bookshop, which he opened in 2018 at the foot of a famous hill in Kuki called "Tonga.
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Megan Draper singing the French classic gave us both second-hand embarrassment and made us wish we could sing in French so … try to unpack that.
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In terms of second hand vapor, the committee said there was conclusive evidence that e-cigarette use increases airborne concentrations of particulate matter and nicotine indoors.
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The design for the carrier draws on experiences from the country's first carrier, the Liaoning, bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted in China.
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This year, she went shopping in her own closet to find donations for a Vestiaire Collective event during Second Hand September, a campaign to benefit Oxfam.
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A student probably wouldn't realize that the material was essentially the same minus the logo, and fewer students would buy books second-hand on sites like Amazon.
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Breaking down the figures further, the WHO said that 570,000 children under five died every year from respiratory infections attributable to air pollution and second hand smoke.
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Trump has a history of being crafty with his aircraft purchases, opting to buy second-hand planes that he can then modify to fit his lavish lifestyle.
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For all the joy I get out of the Huntsman Elite's switches I get an equal amount of second hand shame from the appearance of the thing.
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Darrel Stickler, Cisco's head of sustainability, discerns a promising second-hand market for the company's networking gear, $3bn-worth of which is bought and sold each year.
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Tristan also was diagnosed with a sensory processing disorder, Donnie Davis said, which doctors attributed to the second-hand meth smoke he ingested during his developmental years.
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In the wake of the recession, purchases of second-hand furniture rose as many failed businesses were forced to sell their furniture to other operations, she said.
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Four private companies assembling cars are now cutting production, despite growing demand from the country's 43 million people which may drive up prices of second-hand cars.
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But in Japan, it sheds light on a "thrift economy" for second-hand items, which is thriving even as the Bank of Japan tries to stoke inflation.
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Plus it's the only way to get those incredibly fly controllers in this part of the world (unless you can find the Japanese versions second-hand somewhere).
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A report by US reseller ThredUP estimates that second-hand fashion will soon overtake "fast fashion", with an expected market worth of $41 billion USD by 2022.
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"Anybody but the brands (is selling second hand) - it's an aberration commercially speaking," he said, without giving any details about how they would price pre-owned watches.
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Gone, the on-demand service for selling all your old crap, is making some changes to its business today, and launching a verified second-hand electronics marketplace.
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That said, when it comes to buying second-hand over the web, people are usually just looking for trustworthiness—you don't have to be a master salesperson.
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Johnson, a huge proponent of second-hand stores and eBay, insists on donating, swapping, and repurposing, or any other action that will keep an item in circulation.
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Until last month, when Backpage abruptly shut its "adult" section, abused minors were being sold on the website as "escorts", alongside second-hand laptops and kitchen appliances.
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Surasak told Thai media on Wednesday that imports of some electronic appliances and second-hand devices would be allowed if these items can be repaired and reused.
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Duterte has vowed to buy brand-new military equipment to fight twin Maoist and Muslim rebellions, and no longer accept second-hand weapons from the United States.
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The equipment she had available to keep a patient safe during most of these operations was a stethoscope, a watch with a second hand, and a pencil.
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But for me, the success over the next two, three years would be to build tools to engage the consumers and really drive that second-hand revolution.
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While only a niche buyer segment, this could lend short-term support to development properties given the quicker average time to completion than for second-hand properties.
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Getting his second-hand boots to fit required six pairs of extra socks, and his ill-fitting helmet was strapped on with string, according to The Guardian.
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We want to make music that assumes that the listener is too smart to accept stale, second-hand ideas hidden in non-threatening commercialist packaging and production.
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"The imports you are referring to could be linked to unauthorized channel activities and/or involve counterfeited and/or second-hand products," it said in a statement.
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Nia Guzman claims Chris and his buddies have been smoking weed and cigarettes around 1-year-old Royalty and the second hand smoke has given her asthma.
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By 2028, around 13 percent of the clothes in women's closets are likely to be second hand, according to the report, up from 6 percent in 2018.
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Growing up, Cruz spent a great deal of time in the hair salon where her mother worked, and apparently some of that second-hand cosmetological knowledge stuck.
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One source explained to TechCrunch that, despite that bevy of well-funded players, Carousell has carved out a niche for itself as a second-hand goods market.
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Around 1m people die from tobacco-related diseases each year in China, yet public awareness of the dangers remains low, particularly with regard to second-hand smoke.
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He added that for a low-income family buying a small second-hand car, the incentive could add up to more than half of the vehicle's value.
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President Rodrigo Duterte watched as the second-hand vehicles, some valued as high as $115,000, were reduced to piles of scrap in a little over three minutes.
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Portugal's HiFly became the first airline to operate a second-hand A380 when it took delivery of an ex-Singapore Airlines jet in the summer of 2018.
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In 1993, the Supreme Court ruled that exposing a prisoner to second-hand smoke against his will violated the Eighth Amendment's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishments.
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And on the other extreme was Second Hand Rose's (which is still in business), the place to look for curmudgeonly audiophiles and pricey, first-edition Beatles pressings.
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That speaks to a gradual embrace of second-hand and sharing culture, Tondon suggested, whereas people may once have been hesitant hesitant to wear already-worn clothes.
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Of course, if you're not willing to make the $4,999+ commitment, there's apparently already a ridiculously inflated second-hand market for those limited edition space gray accessories.
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I spent many mornings speeding down the 101 on my way to work, chain-smoking, and blasting Horses from my second-hand Chrysler's already-blown-out speakers.
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The cultural production of what youth feels like now is dominated by hyper-referential artists who try on and discard genres and sounds like second-hand clothes.
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Trump claimed the author of the complaint "has all second hand information" and that "almost everything" the whistleblower recounted about the president's call with Ukraine was wrong.
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According to the Atlanta-based airline, Boeing's only proposed alternative to the CS100 was to offer it a batch of second-hand Brazilian Embraer E190 regional jets.
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It is one of a handful of second-hand clothing startups still standing after several startups were forced to sell on the cheap over the past year.
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"Just because it comes from a place that is 'used' or second-hand doesn't mean it's not good quality, doesn't mean the person won't like it," Garcia said.
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This watch, in particular, uses a stainless steel silver construction, a grey steel dial, silver hands and hour markers, and blue accents on the subdials and second hand.
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In a bid to reduce waste and promote sustainable living, a world-first mall project selling recycled goods in east Sweden has reimagined the second-hand shopping experience.
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It estimates that online trading of second-hand goods across their auction sites in 2018 prevented more than 20 million tons of greenhouse gases from entering the atmosphere.
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Our hotel roommates come back up to the room and mention a swap meet where people will be selling merchandise for cheap, some new and some second-hand.
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World Iran is discreetly scouring the globe for second-hand oil tankers to replace its aging fleet and keep crucial crude exports flowing, Iranian and Western sources said.
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The RealReal has recently expanded its brick-and-mortar footprint and added additional e-commerce fulfillment centers as demand increased for its supply of second-hand luxury items.
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A FEW minutes into Kantin Kwari market, sandwiched between the stalls selling grain and those hawking second-hand shirts, is a little alleyway where girls flock for advice.
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It highlighted that the average retirement age of a business aircraft has now stretched out to 32-years-old, allowing for better value in the second-hand market.
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PCP borrowers in Britain have a lease-like option allowing them to return their cars after three years, so a glut of second-hand cars could depress prices.
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Since then, others, like her boyfriend Jack Antonoff and her veterinarian's sister, have come to her defense with first- and second-hand accounts of Dunham's dog ownership capabilities.
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He rolls through the small town as part of his election campaign, bearing "gifts" like a truck full of second-hand books which are dumped into the dirt.
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Second-hand marketplace LetGo, for instance, is taking on Craigslist's trademark hodgepodge site with a slick app that feels more like a messaging platform than an online store.
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Third-party sellers on Amazon are accused of using this as a way to apply forbidden discounts: selling brand-new books as "second-hand" to make them cheaper.
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Image: ScreenshotGazelle is one of several second-hand marketplaces out there that work just like regular stores, with up-front pricing and plenty of buyer protection (like CheckMEND).
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"Psychologically it is not good for Airbus, but this is a very large aircraft with a very small second-hand market," said UK-based aerospace analyst Howard Wheeldon.
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Rainforest Connection is a project started back in 2014 that used solar-powered second-hand phones as listening stations that could alert authorities to sounds of illegal logging.
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But every rider he drops off helps him understand the Uber service — and provides more insight than anything he'd get from a feedback survey or second-hand notes.
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The ministry has said it has been looking into buying either second-hand U.S. F-16s, new jets from Sweden's Gripen, produced by SAAB or the Eurofighter Typhoon.
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"We're choosing to start with second-hand re-sellers initially as we see a huge lack of trust in the luxury goods space, especially online," Srinivasan told CNBC.
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They made joyous, colorful music that befuddled my parents, suggested drugs I'd only heard about second-hand, and represented some kind of freedom I had yet to experience.
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Luxury brands have long shunned the second-hand market for premium watches and other luxury goods because of fears that these businesses would impact sales of their products.
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Switzerland's Audemars Piguet upped the ante on rivals earlier this year, saying it would launch its own second-hand business, starting with its outlets in its home market.
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The New York-based family band used the slides from thrift stores, garage sales, and other second-hand places as inspiration and visual material for their touring performances.
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Another one of Apple's plans was to sell refurbished second-hand iPhones in the country, possibly the only way to square high prices with Indian consumers' thin wallets.
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SECOND-HAND MOTOR The BoE said it would look at the resilience of banks' consumer credit books, including car loans, in this year's annual stress test of lenders.
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Second-hand fashion - from Chanel handbags and Gucci dresses to Rolex watches - is a fast-growing business that is outstripping sales growth in the primary luxury goods sector.
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When Meadows finally did issue a reply, it came two days later and second-hand, delivered live on air by CNN contributor and former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum.
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"In our research, we've never witnessed or heard through second-hand sources of anyone ever being arrested or prosecuted for arranging or performing a child marriage," said Barr.
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It is not a midday luminary, but a corpse-candle to the intellect; at best it is a second-hand lunar light, error-breeding, sand-blind and parched.
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Instead of a ticking second-hand, Patience employs the popping sound of smacking lips that will drive all my fellow misophoniacs up the wall and through the roof.
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A red second hand and the address in red capital letters curving around the bottom of the dial — 111 Bd Beaumarchais Merci Paris — inject a shot of color.
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And that depends on public health measures during an outbreak, like quarantines and social distancing, as well as personal tactics like robust, 20-second hand-washing with soap.
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"This continuously unfolding print drama is a never-ending unfurling of lies, hearsay and, second-hand recollections of 35 YEARS ago," he told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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Emma Chamberlain is young enough to feel the same second-hand embarrassment about one of her early YouTube videos that I feel about early aughts AIM Away Messages.
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Or he could be a disgruntled employee with only second-hand information and an axe to grind, which would certainly not persuade Republican senators to vote against Trump.
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I started looking at the Air-King's frantic second hand for hours, and listening to its serious ticking, which sounded like a surly boxer before the first round.
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"We don't need the whistleblower's second-hand evidence anymore," Schiff said, arguing that the committee had already heard from witnesses at the center of the issues in question.
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"There are actually three sides to the experience economy in cosplay," says Eri Nakashima, the manager of the Polka Polka second-hand cosplay costume store in central Tokyo.
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They face the same obstacles as their big-name peers, notably the dominance of cheap second-hand imports, but without the deep pockets and infrastructure to overcome them.
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Back downtown, among the teetering stacks of mostly second hand tomes at Azbakeya, a book market that dates back more than a century, merchants complained they had been sidelined.
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But domestic demand for locally produced clothes has been stifled, east African governments say, by the ubiquity of cheap, second-hand garments imported from Europe and the United States.
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THOUSANDS of second-hand cars, ranging from dented clunkers to Bentleys, glisten under the evening floodlights at Major World, a car dealership in Queens, a borough of New York.
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In both America and Britain new-car sales reached record levels last year (2.7m cars in Britain and 17.5m in America), as did second-hand-car sales in Britain.
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Canada is scrapping a plan to buy 18 Boeing Super Hornet planes and will instead opt for a second-hand fleet of Australian jets, sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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According to the auction site, the piece was purchased from a second-hand shop in 1994 after being brought there by a housekeeper working for one of Diana's friends.
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Of course, the original NES has the benefit of being cheap and plentiful second hand, along with offering a broader range of titles – all worth factoring into the equation.
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Then, just last week, a forensic analysis of the hacks found that the bank had been using second-hand $10 network switches without a firewall to link its computers.
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In tandem with this agreement, Carousell has hired Andrius Baranauskas, who helped second-hand fashion startup Vinted reach 11 million members in eight countries, as its head of product.
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Others less politely liken it to a maritime used-car lot, with second-hand rigs changing hands at low prices and old bangers being decommissioned or turned into scrap.
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From 2002, the United States has provided nearly $800 million worth of second-hand small arms, ships and helicopters, and radios, armor vests, night fighting equipment and coastal radars.
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While second-hand vehicles dominate sales in the Horn of Africa country, Hyundai hopes locally-assembled cars could prove attractive given the cost of imports due to high taxes.
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The stylish broadcast journalist was seen in the London district of Shoreditch entering a second-hand book store where a source tells PEOPLE she bought several vintage children's books.
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Statistics Norway said 11,913 used electric cars and vans were imported last year, up from 9,063 in 2017 when it started to compile data of the second-hand trade.
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After registering them for a day so that they counted towards manufacturers' green goals under the EU rules, he exported them undriven to Norway to sell as "second hand".
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The gallery also organizes for Argentine teachers to come teach for free and distributes foreign donations of second hand tango clothes and shoes that are not retailed in Cuba.
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The same goes for Last Window, although it sells for a pretty penny, even second-hand, in the UK, making it more of birthday list addition than imminent acquisition.
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Second-hand car dealers in Doha run a lucrative trade buying used sports cars from foreigners departing in a hurry, which are then shipped and sold in Asian markets.
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The company, which allows users to easily sell and buy second-hand goods, will use the proceeds to fund expansion in overseas markets and new businesses, the paper said.
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Once an award-winning company, Keydata sold products backed by second-hand U.S. life insurance policies, dubbed deathbonds, to around 30,000 mainly elderly investors, pitching them as low risk.
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Riddled with typos, grammatical errors, and misinformation you heard second-hand, these status updates largely get posted into the void since most of your 2600 friends have muted you.
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Chinese buyers, who began purchasing new business jets 2000 years ago, were also becoming more pragmatic about buying cheaper, second-hand jets and giving them a makeover, they said.
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The former first lady's remarks come as more visuals and second-hand accounts from inside immigrant detention centers emerge, drawing a considerable backlash from both sides of the aisle.
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He writes from inside Mueller's head, but there is no reason to believe the author is divining the special counsel's true intentions—it is, at best second-hand reporting.
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McCartney has long been known as a trailblazer in this area, relying on imitation leather for her handbags or participating in initiatives to promote the second-hand luxury market.
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In January, China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said it would loosen restrictions on the second-hand car market and provide subsidies to boost purchases in rural areas.
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All they had was a determination to succeed and a brainwave to build makeshift apparatus from a pile of crash mats and discarded parts of a second-hand scooter.
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A prominent running gag is Tati's string of ever-odder odd jobs, which include breaking in other people's shoes and turning the second hand inside an enormous clock tower.
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It would be a way to get second-hand benefit from Inslee's reputation on climate change, using it to improve the whole party's image and expertise on the issue.
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The bazaars have been turned inside out, their scorched or dust-coated contents strewn outside pummeled shops that once sold everything from CDs to saffron and second-hand clocks.
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Analysts CNBC spoke to read the news as Rwandan President Paul Kagame sending a defiant message to the U.S. over trade, amid an ongoing spat over second-hand clothes.
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Grey-market websites are "second-hand dealers", says Raynald Aeschlimann, chief executive of Omega, dismissively, noting that manufacturers will not uphold the warranty if bought on the grey market.
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Tip "Is the second hand ticking in a herky-jerky-type motion?" asks Paul Altieri, founder of Bob's Watches, one of the largest online retailers of used luxury watches.
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I left my Upper West Side apartment with the usual gear: several pens and pencils, a pair of earplugs and my father's plastic watch with a big second hand.
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Nan refused second-hand boots for her little girl at the village school, but she made sure to give a few pence to others in need whenever she could.
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Still, Republicans uniformly praised Jordan and other lines of questioning as effective, while party groups were quick to blast out memes mocking the witnesses for their second-hand accounts.
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Me, I never had an original PlayStation, and by the time I had a backwards-compatible PS2, the game was already commanding some seriously eye-watering second-hand prices.
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Somehow, I found myself at the front, pressed against the railings, struggling for breath, sweat seeping from under my cap, soaked in second-hand weed smoke and warm beer.
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A person can also get a second-hand account of discrimination from someone he or she identifies with, maybe from a friend or relative, and feel the negative effects.
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They need a piece of furniture, or an appliance, or they want to browse for deals on second-hand items like clothing, purses, baby products or maybe a used smartphone.
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Where that work opened with a metronome, "Before It Is Time" is built around a two-note click that sounds like a clock's second hand imitating — or mocking — a heartbeat.
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Nevertheless, it gives you a decent idea of how much an item is selling for new or second-hand, and gives you a feel for how in-demand something is.
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The FTSE 22018 company has struggled to grow its U.S. higher education courseware (HECW) as students have moved away from new textbooks for second-hand copies and digital learning materials.
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To mitigate these risks, the WHO has called on governments to reduce indoor and outdoor air pollution, protect pregnant women from second-hand smoke, and provide safe water and sanitation.
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Second-hand selling makes up an impressive $16 billion and plus-size apparel (considered size 14 and up) has accounted for $20.4 billion in retail sales in 2016 so far.
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Look through the Pebble subreddit, and you'll find people showing off their cool watch faces and hardware mods, trading software tips, and bragging about their latest second-hand Pebble purchases.
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The period is brought to life by "Second-Hand Time", an oral history by Svetlana Alexievich, a Nobel-prizewinning author, notable for a bleak pattern: its characters keep killing themselves.
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Complaints based on second-hand information should not be rejected out of hand, but they do require additional leg work to get at the facts and evaluate the claim's credibility.
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"Second-hand is the next big thing in the watch industry," Chief Executive Francois-Henry Bennahmias told Reuters in an interview at the SIHH watch fair in Geneva this week.
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While doctors have warned parents about the dangers of second-hand smoke for years, recent research has helped explain why this can be dangerous for kids, the statement authors note.
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Japan earlier agreed to supply the Philippines with three second-hand Beechcraft TC-90 King Air patrol planes, in a deal structured as a lease arrangement, under the old rule.
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My first two were being sold on a second-hand selling site for a pittance by a guy who'd thought that snakes would be a good 'manly' animal to have.
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Now that so much live music is experienced second-hand through screens, new acts on her level are adjusting, potentially longing for some of the privacy of pre-internet life.
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Washington used the threat of a withdrawal of AGOA benefits to press Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania to roll back tariffs last year on second-hand clothing from the United States.
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As an avid buyer of second-hand and vintage items, Lu wanted an online marketplace that was easy to navigate but created a trustworthy environment for users to do business.
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"While dangers of cigarette smoking to those who smoke are well publicized, those of second hand smoke or accidental ingestion of tobacco products are less well known generally," Raghuveer said.
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Tokyo Thrift is a column on The Verge where Sam Byford, news editor for Asia, trawls the second-hand market to explore the history, design, and culture of Japanese gadgets.
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Most of the stall's goods are second-hand knick-knacks, but they plan to convert it into something more like a café, with stools where people can sit and chat.
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But the government has said the new carrier's design draws on experiences from the country's first carrier, the Liaoning, bought second-hand from Ukraine in 1998 and refitted in China.
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That makes owning physical assets impractical since you either cart them around with you, or are forced to go through the pain of selling them second-hand before you move.
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Digital or analog: First off, you'll want to decide whether you want a digital clock, or an analog clock with a minute hand, hour hand, and typically a second hand.
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This week, the security firm detected the malware threat known as Emotet, which has been seen downloading second-hand bank data — including in Thanksgiving-themed emails sent out on Monday.
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"It gave us enough cash in the bank to—if we did all the work ourselves and bought only second-hand gear—open this [restaurant] on a shoestring," explains Stead.
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Parking on a slip road just off the motorway we pass a hoarding for Christmas trees and a second-hand car showroom, before heading into the trees and the drizzle.
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Many Bay Area residents may never see a Warriors game unless they have a CEO buddy, but can get a second-hand Giants ticket when they're having a bad season.
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The only formal acknowledgment of the Democrats' new arrangement was the 90-second "hand-up," in which the Democrats announced that they had added eight new members to their conference.
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Don't pretend like you've never done it, we all have, ever since those late nights in dorm rooms staring at Grand Theft Auto III on a small, second-hand CRT.
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In July, German luxury carmaker Audi came under fire from consumers in China for an advert that compared buying a second-hand car to checking out a bride-to-be.
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And when I wanted to set a watch or an appliance's clock, I often used the Dashboard clock as a guide, because it had an easy-to-read second hand.
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But on the whole, I'm not persuaded that a second hand inching closer to doom is the right way to think about the challenges ahead of us — climate change especially.
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The phenomenon has long been known to be associated with sleeping positions, such as when babies sleep on their stomachs, and second-hand exposure to cigarette smoke, according to Hanna.
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Obviously that's not enough to keep the second hand moving, but it is enough to tell you what the time is and how many steps you've done in a day.
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Obama alluded to some of the added difficulties of government projects in a mocking second-hand rebuke to some tech CEOs who had apparently tried to lecture him about leadership.
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The group Free Our Girls in Northern Colorado also has an Amazon wish list to help convert a house into a second-hand shop and office where survivors will work.
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He chanced across a second-hand electronics repair store that was previously a record shop owned by a guy who used to run the Mekauiphone music distribution business in Casablanca.
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Fallon said these changes meant colleges were taking a more cautious approach to ordering textbooks, while many students were also happy to use second-hand books rather than buy new ones.
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He would hold the clock close to his near-sighted eyes and watch the second hand move around, timing my call to be sure that he charged me the right amount.
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It's also the only watch on this list that has a second hand, which ticks away doing its normal job until you tell it otherwise (more on that in a... second).
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And in both accounts, you found a big need for open source intelligence—books, written manuals, second-hand accounts of things—anything to put the intelligence together and create a product.
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German luxury carmaker Audi AG came under fire in 2017 from consumers in China for an advert that compared buying a second-hand car to checking out a bride-to-be.
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And the New York Times reported that another person considering becoming a whistleblower has "more direct information about the events than the first whistleblower," not "second hand info" as Trump tweeted.
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Sources told Reuters last week that the Canadian government is scrapping a plan to buy 18 Boeing Co Super Hornets and will instead acquire a fleet of second-hand Australian jets.
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I was stuck with his cult, his blurry memory blurred into obscurity ever after by second-hand stories, conjecture, buried jealousies, guilt, secrets, accusations and so much pain…so-so much.
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" Swalwell told BuzzFeed News the Democrats are looking into Wylie's testimony "to distinguish what he had personal knowledge on and then what he just viewed or had second-hand knowledge on.
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Toxic work environments are as dangerous to health as second-hand smoke, argues Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business, in his latest book, "Dying for a Paycheck".
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It has not yet decided whether to buy second-hand watches for cash, added the firm, saying its sales had come close to the 0.95973 billion Swiss franc mark last year.
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The Neo isn't even being manufactured any more, but has gained a cult following online; you can pick one up second-hand on eBay or Amazon for as little as $33.
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Bangladesh's central bank was vulnerable to hackers because it did not have a firewall and used second-hand, $10 switches to network computers connected to the SWIFT network, an investigator said.
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However, the company might still have been able to help these campaigns to optimize their ads, so a 2015 ban wouldn't have necessarily prevented second-hand use of improperly attained data.
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"The suggestion that human rights researchers were rarely or never on the ground in Yemen, or relied on 'second-hand information' ...is not true," Human Rights Watch said in a statement.
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Thredup, a second-hand fashion site, says users listed double the number of Ivanka items for sale in the first five months of 2017 than in the same period last year.
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It's already splintered the News Feed further with its long-form original video hub and its Craiglist-like Marketplace feed, where it recently began selling ads among the second-hand listings.
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"It's not only sales of second-hand housing that are growing, it's new houses too, a clear indicator of the market's recovery," Manuel Gandarias, director of research at property website pisos.
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"I approached them about doing a tee collaboration using only second-hand vintage T-shirts that we would make new again by screen-printing DSNY branding on them," Preston told Refinery29.
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She scarcely gives interviews, and the book her husband wrote about her wild days—Suze—is out of print, with second-hand copies now listed for hundreds of dollars on Amazon.
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Tokyo Thrift is a new column on The Verge where Sam Byford, news editor for Asia, trawls the second-hand market to explore the history, design, and culture of Japanese gadgets.
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They cited the greater average markdowns on the price of timepieces compared to other items in the second-hand market, giving watchmakers an incentive to take more control over this business.
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The housing commission said that while measures taken to regulate the housing market in September have been effective, second-hand home prices have started to rise at a faster pace recently.
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The HITO Silent Non-ticking wall clock has a sleek and simple style that matches most décor, a sweep second hand, and temperature and humidity gauges — all for a great price.
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Last year, Bulgaria imported more than 100,000 second hand cars from EU countries, more than a third of which were grossly polluting diesels, according to clean mobility group Transport and Environment.
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Although the concept of recycled sneakers (or really any apparel product) might give some consumers the impression of a B-grade or second-hand product, that's not the case at all.
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The owner of one leading manufacturer reported price gouging by second-hand dealers who were buying up large supplies in and reselling them over the internet at a huge mark-up.
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" But Spielberg responded with a 15-second hand-held video on Amblin's Twitter feed, stating: "It's recently come to my attention that Carl's Jr wants to rename the charbroiled sliders 'SpielBurgers.
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Suddenly all the elements combined to become a full-on sensory assault: the stench of tuna mixed with sweat and second-hand cigarette smoke, EDM build-ups merged with confused shouts.
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The people who served Damien on that November night—known only as Rob and Sharon—remember him acting strangely, in an account shared second-hand by the former chip shop owner.
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Sources told Reuters in March that Iran was looking to bolster its fleet through discreet purchases of second hand tankers after discussions for new ships stalled, leaving Tehran with fewer options.
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Only second-hand commercial property can be sold to individuals, who have to prove income tax payments for five consecutive years and hold no property, the regulators said in their statement.
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Services backed by Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd and JD.com Inc have also introduced features this year aimed at price-conscious smartphone buyers, including flexible payment services and second-hand smartphone rentals.
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What's happened is, you mentioned Chegg, Amazon moved into the rental market, so essentially what we found is actually our biggest competitor was second-hand sales of our own intellectual property.
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Toensing pushed back against claims that the investigation is based on second-hand information this week, saying the FBI's investigation is "firmly based on facts and figures and analysis," not hearsay.
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"We were truly separate to the point you'd hear second-hand about a DNC fundraising event in your state that you didn't know about," said Ohio Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper.
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On a quartz watch, the second hand goose-steps along one tick at a time; on a mechanical watch, it glides imperfectly, but beautifully, around the dial and into the future.
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I immediately happened upon the cutest vintage shop, and was lucky enough to find some of the very same adorable second-hand kitchenware that I'd been fangirling over in the campsite.
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Tati works a succession of side jobs, all of them exceptionally stupid: she wears in people's new shoes, she's a "human Fitbit," she moves the second hand on a town clock.
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The committee chair, Naomi Tokashiki, acknowledges there should be a law that protects against second-hand smoke, but says Japan's cultural emphasis on good manners and sensitivity to others should suffice.
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The Balkan country is also planning to buy eight new or second-hand fighter jets next year to help to revamp its air force and improve its compliance with NATO standards.
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Try buying second-hand: Ebay, thrift shops and neighborhood listservs are brimming with stuff someone else's kids absolutely had to have a few years ago and now couldn't care less about.
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It should be easy to decide whose "truth" is more credible: Let the American public see the application itself — instead of second-hand, partisan accounts — and let us decide for ourselves.
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As Brown passed Roethlisberger the second hand towel from the locker room stack—their quirky pre-game ritual—he worried he may have infected it, sewing in Ben seeds of doubt.
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Samiya Younis's "Flight Revisited" (2019) is an installation made up of second hand South Asian women's and children's clothing that is stretched and threaded together with Indian silks, cotton, and laundry bags.
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KOLKATA (Reuters) - In India's Kolkata, street workers from second-hand clothes sellers to rickshaw drivers say they rest and sleep where they work, too poor to afford a home of their own.
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The new whistleblower could potentially blow a hole in the key GOP defense — that his or her predecessor only had second-hand knowledge of the conduct that could lead to Trump's impeachment.
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On the less digital side of the hardware, the GPW2000 offers the signature G-Shock shock resistance and water resistance, a sapphire crystal, and some carbon fiber details (including the second hand).
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He then managed to persuade Boeing to sell him a second-hand 747, making a deal that if the venture didn't work out within a year, the company could give it back.
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Mr Allen seems to want to make a broader point about the readiness of well-meaning people to subscribe to second-hand political rhetoric and the hollowness of the sanctimonious middle-class.
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The bakery, on the ground floor of the Mosan center for special needs students, began operating in 2003 after a German charity - Bread Against Misery - donated second-hand baking equipment from Germany.
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Diesel sales were down another 19 percent in Germany last month, and a whopping 24 percent in Britain, amid concern that the decline in second-hand values would give way to collapse.
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E-commerce, and this does not include second-hand/consumer-to-consumer sales, grew at a compound annual rate of 20153 percent to cross $10 billion for the first time in 2017.
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Qualcomm says a watch can now show a smoothly moving second hand as well as live-updating complications, like a step counter, and do all of that in up to 16 colors.
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Garth Frazer of the University of Toronto estimates that second-hand imports account for 40% of the collapse in African apparel production from 1981 to 2000 (though the underlying data are fuzzy).
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If you must purchase things that you won't be able to use or take with you after the festival, remember that second hand stores are the shopping mall of the conscious travelers.
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Washington, the former colonial master and security partner, has been providing second-hand weapon systems to the Manila for nearly two decades since the return of U.S. forces for training and exercises.
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And since everyone from lesser-known startups to the giant phone manufacturers are getting in on the second-hand game, you can choose to shop on sites that match your comfort level.
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In the early 2000s Sofia planned to buy four new corvette ships for its navy, but scrapped the plan due to financial constraints and instead bought two second-hand frigates from Belgium.
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That's because manufacturing companies tend to neglect to mail titles following a purchase, or, in the case of a second-hand purchase, buyers often can't reach former owners to transfer the title.
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The appeals court found that a statement attributed to the purported hit man Gurino — "I got the work from Moscatiello" — was improperly admitted because it came second-hand from a dead man.
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Resale platforms are betting most luxury firms will prefer to opt for strategic alliances rather than to go it alone, in part because the logistics of second-hand sales can be daunting.
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The east African nation's car market is dominated by low-priced second-hand imports from countries such as Japan, but investors monitor new car sales to gauge the health of the economy.
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Started by three graduates from the National University of Singapore in 23, Carousell operates a mobile-first listings service for second-hand goods and services in Southeast Asia, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
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On Wednesday, the Chicago-based Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the clock's second hand 30 seconds closer to midnight, leaving the world two-and-a-half minutes nearer to the apocalypse.
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But they should also remind managers that their job is to report a fair and accurate picture of their firms, not to polish reality as if they were selling second-hand cars.
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It recently took possession of two brand-new Airbus A321neo aircraft equipped with top-of-the-line lie-flat seats after previously relying on second-hand Boeing 757s with angle-flat seats.
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Erbil's famous flea market, Souk Al-Lenga, sells second-hand items from across Kurdistan and is a common place for both tourists and locals to pick up a few bits and pieces.
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The classified ads website wants to encourage people to sell their Black Friday products that they've never used and to opt for second hand products in an effort to reduce landfill waste.
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Hong later distanced himself from the story, saying he had not actually taken part in the attempted date rape but was only recounting a story he heard second-hand as a student.
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H&M has tried to improve its environmental credentials in recent years, using more organic cotton, encouraging customers to recycle their clothing and trialing sales of second-hand clothes in its stores.
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Like rival Tesla's energy storage business, the Renault-Nissan move underscores its desire to cultivate a second-hand battery market while encouraging the development of energy infrastructure that works for electric cars.
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The funds, which were also joined by Monashees Capital+ and Canary, are betting on a fast-growing market for second-hand cars that has a turnover of 400 billion reais a year.
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The company plans to hold production at 80 a year in order to help balance the market, which faces an overhang of second-hand turboprops, Scherer told reporters at the Dubai Airshow.
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Including other components and second-hand vehicles, exports from Germany amounted to 31.2 billion euros in 2016, while shipments from the United States to Germany amounted to 7.4 billion euros, VDA said.
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We're fans of any dish that can be eaten at a picnic or barbecue with one hand, leaving your second hand free for a glass of rosé or a nice cold beer.
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Regrettably, she misses the 2014 revolution, owing to graduate work in New York, and her attempt to relate the crisis at second hand creates an absence at the center of the book.
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While these are second-hand devices, each has been vetted by authorized technicians for overall functionality and feature only minor blemishes, so you can expect it to operate as good as new.
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Two vintage Rolex watches that ordinarily would be worth around $250,212 to $218,0003 on the second-hand market are likely to command 2000 to 2100 times that value according to watch experts.
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Officials also cited studies about the health effects of second-hand tobacco vapor, studies that the Competitive Enterprise Institute and the Consumer Advocates for Smoke-Free Alternatives Association said weren't scientifically sound.
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The White House relied on a conservative media report that rested on people who appear to have drawn their information from other second-hand or third-hand sources who are not identified.
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The RealReal, a shopping site that sells second-hand designer fashion, has raised $40 million in a new investment, pushing total money raised to $123 million since it launched five years ago.
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Not only is she offering second-hand tat, Ms Amoruso is not exploiting any gap in the market: her store is one of many peddling its wares via eBay, with no distinguishing features.
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Stimulating a second-hand market for the A380 is widely seen as vital to prop up ailing new sales of the aircraft, which seats 544 passengers and costs $445 million at list prices.
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You can set alarms and timers for the watch, and you can use the second hand to display the date (awkward) or activity (redundant) rather than just use it to count the seconds.
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When male reporters turned up to the summit on Sunday, those not wearing a suit were asked to form a separate line before being handed second-hand jackets to make them more presentable.
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CADA secretary general Xiao Zhengsan said the market might see a slight decline this year, but measures like promoting the rural car market or adjusting VAT for second-hand cars may bolster sales.
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CD: The trick to wearing second-hand clothes is to be yourself, be confident, love who you are, know what your style is and go out with a lot of attitude and joy.
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The boom is in part a result of a new Chinese policy that allows consumers to buy second-hand cars from a different province, enriching the variety of car options for rural residents.
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But in the case of Cambridge Analytica, which got its information second-hand from an app created by Kogan, who in turn got access with Facebook's permission, there was a sense of safety.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte promised on Friday to buy brand-new military equipment to fight twin Maoist and Muslim rebellions, and no longer accept second-hand weapons from the United States.
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StepStone, Germany's most-visited site for jobseekers, for example, is one of several popular classified-ad platforms it owns, for everything from second-hand cars and holiday rentals to jobs and real estate.
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Weeks later, the trio were up and running, pooling their savings to buy a second-hand van and leaving behind stable jobs in finance and engineering to create a technology-driven delivery service.
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That benchmark not only permitted high margins, but suppressed the second-hand market—to the benefit of both the firm and its customers, who could be reassured their investment would hold its value.
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Bigger brands Rolex, Patek Philippe, Swatch Group, Richemont and Breitling all declined to comment, when asked whether they planned to enter the second-hand market, while LVMH's watch division was not immediately available.
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Audemars Piguet said it would launch its second-hand business in several, but not all, of its 210 Swiss outlets, but declined to specify how many stores or give a more precise date.
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Plenty of drama and mood in this shot, but for $299 you can pick up a second-hand point-and-shoot with an underwater casing that would have done a far better job.
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It works anywhere in the US, and, like Gone, taps into several second-hand markets to find a buyer and save you the hassle (for a cut of the final price of course).
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Then there are a plethora of mobile apps that all work in a similar way, offering instant access to a local, second-hand marketplace—a garage sale on your phone in other words.
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REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE But visible in Shanghai's exhibition halls this year has been the rising interest in second-hand deals, long frowned upon in China, and in companies that manage and charter flights.
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Executives estimated second-hand planes now account for 30 percent of sales, still less than in a more mature market like the United States but up from 10 percent just three years ago.
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"These have all been purchased second hand from the library to help fund its work," Ninna Haukka said, adding that she had been inspired by the walking libraries of the 30s and 40s.
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I recently moved to a new apartment, and came across a pile of vintage purses I had hoarded back when magazines kept encouraging shoppers to mix fashion pieces with "interesting" second hand finds.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British retail sales rebounded unexpectedly in June, driven by sales of antiques and second-hand clothes, raising hopes that a downturn in the second quarter could be softer than previously expected.
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Replacing classics Prices and lease terms were so attractive that Southwest also decided to use the second-hand planes to help replace 737 Classics, older, crack-prone jets whose upkeep costs were soaring.
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But the problems in finding a new airline willing to operate the giant aircraft as they come off their initial leases have highlighted the lack so far of a fluid second-hand market.
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Vapor products do not deliver the high levels of harmful or potentially harmful inhaled constituents that lead to adverse health outcomes for tobacco cigarette smokers and do not produce harmful second-hand smoke.
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But the larger problem is that knowledge of any complexity relies upon some degree of second-hand information, meaning sooner or later we have to believe something beyond what we can directly witness.
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In July 2016, the east African countries of Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda hiked tariffs on imported second-hand garments, citing fears that cheap clothes from abroad were threatening their domestic manufacturing industries.
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Pros: Swiss made, minimal design, multiple colors availableCons: If you need an easy-to-read watch, the lack of a second hand and hour and minute markers makes it more difficult to read
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The southern African nation's 80 percent unemployment rate has left thousands of people surviving by selling fruit and vegetables, mobile phone credit, trinkets and second hand clothes on sidewalks in the city center.
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And often people are hesitant to bring up any derogatory information that they only know second-hand—one of the things they can do is tell you somebody who might know it firsthand.
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My problem is that I know I'm not ready to dance if I'm still getting second hand embarrassment from other people's dancing, so I need more drinks, and then past that I'm rowdy.
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One thing's for sure, though: From now on, I'm going to think twice before I forget to remove my jewelry and sanitize it (gently) during my very frequent 20-second hand washing routine.
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OSLO, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Adevinta's French unit Leboncoin has agreed to buy Argus Group, boosting its position as a market place for second-hand cars in France, the Norwegian company said on Monday.
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Along with eliminating red meat, Ogden's family recycles, shops second-hand, and plans to switch to an electric vehicle when they need to replace a car; Steichen composts; Jokic avoids single-use plastics.
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" The trio of State Department officials never spoke with the president about his foreign policy posture toward the Eastern European nation, Nunes said, and testified only about "second-hand and third-hand conversations.
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The strategy was hatched in the 1990s by lobbyists for the tobacco industry, who invented the phrase "secret science" to undermine robust peer-reviewed research on the harmful impacts of second-hand smoke.
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That means the second hand disappears on the standard watch face, and when the watch is in workout mode, the milliseconds will disappear until you bring the watch back up to your face.
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"Neither designating a room for smoking nor ventilating the dwelling eliminates the dangerous exposure of nonsmokers in the household to second-hand smoke," Prokhorov, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The second-hand market is now very much part of consumer shopping habits, especially for younger generations, who tend to prioritize sustainability, to be precise, 77% of consumers believe sustainable fashion is important.
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Zhang Yinlong, a local manager at an auto finance firm, told Reuters at a large second-hand car market near the city that it was a "bad time" to be in the industry.
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Today's real teens aren't spending their dollars on Dior; they're thrifting, digging through second-hand shops, and trading clothes with friends to ensure they're not pictured in the same outfit twice on the 'gram.
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As officers converged on Terminal 8, police began to receive additional reports of gunfire around the airport, some second-hand from passengers who had seen reports on Twitter and other social media, Pedregon said.
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From a modest start publishing newspapers, Schibsted built fast-growing websites and apps in 22 countries, allowing private and professional users alike to advertise anything from second-hand items to cars, homes or jobs.
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When it's time to say goodbye to an old bit of hardware that's beyond repair or unlikely to fetch any cash on the second-hand market, you've got no excuse for not recycling it.
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The speeches The second-hand joy of watching talented artists win an award -- for their first time onstage or at the end of a long career -- is never more palpable than it is here.
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Due to long waiting times for new jets, Iran is also looking at buying four out-of-production long-haul A340s on the second-hand market, which can be placed into service without delay.
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The most popular was buying or selling second-hand goods online, followed by faster delivery services — which is perhaps not what comes to mind for most people when you say the phrase 'sharing economy'.
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The WHO said that the exposure of young children to indoor and outdoor pollution and second hand smoke heightened the risk of pneumonia in childhood and increased the risk of diseases such as asthma.
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To catch up on ecommerce, Richemont last year acquired online distributors Yoox Net-A-Porter Group (YNAP) and second-hand specialist Watchfinder and also formed a joint venture with China's online retail giant Alibaba.
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But some are now looking to change tack, driven by an industry-wide sales slowdown combined with a second-hand market that is expanding rapidly, fueled by online platforms like Chrono24 and The RealReal.
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The second-hand vehicles, which should have been scrapped under domestic regulations, are instead being used by poorer nations where they are contributing to carbon emissions, said CSE, a New Delhi-based think-tank.
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"In my pre-Poshmark life, I was a manager for an online boutique, and naturally, I had acquired a lot of clothing that I would periodically sell to local second hand boutiques," Lazic says.
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Tradesy, a shopping website that sells second-hand designer fashion clothing, has raised another $30 million investment, as the remaining startups in this e-commerce niche ready themselves for a make-or-break year.
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Blocked from ordering Western-built jets for three decades, Iran Air and the country's 15 other carriers have extended the lives of their obsolete planes while scouring the black market for second-hand ones.
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The low supply and high demand led to crazy resale prices on second-hand marketplaces like Discogs as word spread, and the album ultimately found most of its audience through bootlegs and file-sharing.
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You can almost certainly find a higher-end player second hand, but unless you're a tinkerer, there's a lot to be said for a brand new system with a warranty and easily replaceable parts.
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Sales of second-hand, or vintage, luxury goods - from Chanel handbags and Gucci dresses to Rolex watches - are thriving on dedicated web platforms that are drawing a younger clientele seeking bargains and championing recycling.
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Second hand car sales network AAA Auto may be listed again on the Prague stock exchange as its current owner, Polish fund Abris Capital Partners, plans to sell its stake, Puls Biznesu daily reported.
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The reversal comes too late for Mr Ai: members of the public have already donated millions of bricks, many of them dropped into second-hand BMWs set up by the artist as collection points.
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Users of Letgo and OfferUp can post listings for free for a wide range of products they want to sell to people in their area -- from used cars to furniture to second-hand clothing.
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We also know that all four of Steele's sources on the pee tape had only second-hand knowledge of it—none of them had seen it themselves or spoken to the prostitutes allegedly involved.
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Chinese media last month reported that Meituan had hired a former vice-president at peer-to-peer second-hand car trading platform Renrenche, who was previously employed by Baidu Maps, to join the team.
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They were 68 percent more likely to have hearing loss if they were exposed to tobacco during pregnancy, and 30 percent more likely if they inhaled second-hand smoke during infancy, the study found.
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Trump has long accused the whistleblower of providing a misleading account of his July 25 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and highlighted that the complaint relied on second-hand accounts of other people.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's domestic spy agency on Thursday took possession of thousands of classified documents that were left at a second-hand furniture shop as the government struggles to contain an embarrassing security lapse.
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Does anyone else have second-hand anxiety knowing that Sondland is about to get on 66 right at the start of rush hour in an attempt to make a 85033:50 flight at Dulles.
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However, in September 2017 they tried a new venture, buying and converting a second-hand "kominka" -- a Japanese house more than 100-years-old -- into a roadside cafe catering to roving hikers and bikers.
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After that, they can either buy the car outright or return it to be sold second hand and use the equity to take on a new car, beginning the cycle of monthly payments again.
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But The Dragon Prince does not come across as being second-hand—the first three episodes deliver a story that is every bit as engaging and complicated as its influences while being satisfyingly different.
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NAIROBI, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Kenya plans to restrict imports of second-hand cars to newer vehicles in an effort to boost the domestic automotive sector by reducing the dominance of the used car market.
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Imported second-hand vehicles account for 85 percent of Kenyan car purchases, amounting to 86,13 vehicles in 2017 and gobbling up precious foreign exchange estimated at about 60 billion shillings ($593 million) a year.
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" Dig into that in the dub-like instrumental breakdown of "Honeybear," off 2006's Show Your Bones or the way Nick's scratchy guitar mimics a clock's second hand on the almost stressfully hectic "Tick.
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Farage rubbished Johnson's deal at the Brexit Party's campaign launch on Friday, saying it was "not Brexit" and accusing the prime minister was "trying to sell a second-hand motor" to the British people.
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Best friends and business partnersBoth Hong and Cha come from families who started their own businesses, so they learned second-hand that it can be difficult to run a business with friends or family.
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