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My school is looking for a new vendor to provide food and service in the cafeteria.vendor = someone who sells a good or service
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But she came back with a bag of roasted chestnuts from a street vendor. (source)vendor = someone who sells things
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Vendors move along the lines of stalled traffic selling flowers, soft drinks and live kittens. (source)Vendors = people who sells goods or services
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It looked like an ice-cream vendor's pushcart, parked incongruously on the badlands.† (source)
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She asked the vendor how much the potatoes cost, but he did not hear her, I think he had a deaf ear.† (source)
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The order would have been forwarded to a pizza vendor near my apartment complex, the one I'd specified in my OASIS account's food service preference settings.† (source)
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Like the shouts of a vendor in the street; or the scales of a piano in a neighboring apartment; or best of all, footsteps on the stair—footsteps that having quickly ascended two flights would suddenly stop, bang on his door, and breathlessly explain that two friends in a coach-and-four were waiting at the curb.† (source)
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Burres, as one of the vendors, had set up some folding tables displaying cheap, mostly secondhand goods for sale, and McCandless volunteered to oversee her large inventory of used paperback books.† (source)
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Chapter 3 In his capacity as delicatessen vender, Jokubas Szedvilas had many acquaintances.† (source)
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Blent with peddlers of jewelry—sharp men cloaked in scarlet and blue, top-heavy under prodigious white turbans, and fully conscious of the power there is in the lustre of a ribbon and the incisive gleam of gold, whether in bracelet or necklace, or in rings for the finger or the nose—and with peddlers of household utensils, and with dealers in wearing-apparel, and with retailers of unguents for anointing the person, and with hucksters of all articles, fanciful as well as of need, hither and thither, tugging at halters and ropes, now screaming, now coaxing, toil the venders of animals—donkeys, horses, calves, sheep, bleating kids, and awkward camels;† (source)
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On the way home, Lotte passed a newspaper stand, where the vendor was calling out the latest news of the war at the top of his lungs.† (source)
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He waved off the rickshaw coolies clustered near the dock and walked all the way from the naval base, following the scant directions he'd been given, through the crowds in the Kweng Li market square, past the vendors selling roosters in crude rattan crates and pigs' heads and poisonous-looking fish lying blue and gutted and gaping on racks, past gray octopi in glass jars, past old women hawking kimchee and bulgoki, until he crossed the Tong Gang on the Bridge of Woes, the last landmark he knew.† (source)
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A fruit vender was crying his wares in the street.† (source)
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The venders of cider and beer are rolling their barrels among the groups.† (source)
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I like to think that she eventually found a husband, a tall Iranian doctor maybe, or perhaps a short Mexican businessman with a big heart, or a medium-built Irish Catholic book vendor whose family thinks she's the best thing that ever happened to their son.† (source)
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One of the ETO fighters picked up the bag and took out a spring scale, a bigger version of the ones some customers brought to street markets to verify the portions measured by vendors.† (source)
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