The younger Le Pen, a lawyer by trade, began her National Front career running the notably litigious party's legal service.
But only Congress has the ability to completely lift the trade embargo, which has been in place since 1962.
Last year the trade deficit was $534 billion, down by nearly a quarter from 2008.
Over the course of a long and enjoyable morning and afternoon, he showed me the tools of his trade.
Although it's now regarded as a poisonous pollutant, you can, however, trade it.
And for Mr. Allerton to follow any trade for them, it was never in their thoughts.
Intragroup money from property; intergroup money from trade.
Up-to-date, trade dope for the expert and ALL electrical workers.
The effect of trade is to develop one or more predominant wares.
But he'd have to put the price low enough so as he wouldn't be poorer by the trade.
late 14c., "path, track, course of action," introduced by the Hanse merchants, from Middle Dutch or Middle Low German trade "track, course" (probably originally of a trading ship), cognate with Old English tredan (see tread). Sense of "one's habitual business" (1540s) developed from the notion of "way, course, manner of life" (mid-15c.); sense of "buying and selling" is first recorded 1550s. Trade wind (1640s) has nothing to do with commerce, but preserves the obsolete sense of "in a habitual or regular course." Trade union is attested from 1831.
1540s, "to tread a path," from trade (n.). Meaning "to occupy oneself (in something)" is recorded from c.1600. The U.S. sports team sense of "to exchange one player for another" is attested from 1899. Related: Traded; trading. To trade down is attested from 1942. Trade-in in reference to used cars is recorded from 1917. Trading post is recorded from 1796.
Business or commerce; economic activity.
noun
: Most White gay men use it to mean a heterosexual male who has sex with men for money or other consideration (''He can be done for trade''; ''Watch out for him; he's rough trade'')/ flashy, precise, and humpy as decidedly sexy trade in a Czardas with six girls (1935+ Homosexuals)
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