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Foss

[fos]

noun

  1. Lukas 1922–2009, U.S. pianist, conductor, and composer; born in Germany.



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“The industry is always looking for young, new talent,” says Eliza Foss, a New York-based actor and director who also teaches audiobook narration at universities.

Sarah Foss, global head of legal at Debtwire, noted that foreign brands leveraging the “de minimis” exemption — which allows goods valued under $800 to bypass customs duties and inspections — played a significant role in Forever 21's downfall.

From Salon

Foss, however, described this white-knight fantasy as “unlikely.”

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Chefs like Michelin-starred Philip Foss have argued the industry is “cannibalizing itself” by participating in these platforms, which increasingly feel like an unsustainable crutch.

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“As a consumer, I get it,” Foss wrote for Eater Chicago.

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