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Consumables (also
known as
consumable goods, non-durable goods, or soft goods) are
goods that are
intended to be consumed.
People have, for example, always...
- hōjicha was
discovered in 1920 by
accident when a
Kyoto merchant had
unsaleable bancha. By
roasting the bancha, the
merchant created a new flavor; hōjicha...
-
resulting coke is of
widely varying strength and ash content, and is
usually unsaleable,
although in some
cases it may be sold as an
ordinary heating fuel. As...
- that
flowers (through the
process known as "bolting")
becomes bitter and
unsaleable,
plants grown for
consumption are
rarely allowed to grow to maturity....
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Although extremely inefficient they were
economical because they used
unsaleable coal. Iron
rails were
developed to
transport coal,
which was a
major economic...
- 1972
Summer Olympics.
During the
Olympics 70,824
tickets -
including the
unsaleable - were
available for the
events taking place in the
stadium (including...
-
recycle the
stone were
bankrupted when the
houses they
built proved to be
unsaleable and also
prone to
burning down. However,
despite these problems, s****n...
-
particularly common with
valuable philatelic items, some of
which are so
often forged that they may be
unsaleable without it.
Philatelic expertization...
- 2012. Baines, D. (April 16, 2010)
Vancouver men sued for
pitching U.S. '
unsaleable'
properties Archived 2014-01-23 at the
Wayback Machine Vancouver Sun,...
- a challenge. They
remain undaunted; they'll take the most difficult,
unsaleable aspect of your
movie and turn it into its
greatest ****et."
Fellow filmmaker...
