Sample Sentences fortariff (auto-selected)
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It was not unusual for dinner parties to end in that way; there was in fact a recognized tariff for the scout on such occasions; we were all learning, by trial and error, to carry our wine.† (source)
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And then on the morrow the newspapers would have a chance to report the tremendous ovation, and to add that it had been no "silk-stocking" audience, either, proving clearly that the high tariff sentiments of the distinguished candidate were pleasing to the wage-earners of the nation.† (source)
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I reckon it was the slaves and tariffs and things.† (source)
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Poor in natural resources, its trade crippled by high tariffs and low demand, Japan was struggling to support a growing population.† (source)
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An unconstitutional block given that it was essentially a one hundred percent export tariff.† (source)
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Nearly all else, including the tariff, fell short of resemblance to a flophouse only by the most delicate of degrees.† (source)
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He had sniffed out the truth beneath the dyed blue hair of Griff and Young tariff easily enough, and Yandry and Ysilla seemed to be no more than they claimed to be, whilst Duck was somewhat less.† (source)
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The German leaders reduced tariffs, expanded free trade, lowered taxes.† (source)
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As the Oxford University economist Paul Collier has noted, that merger of standards and bureaucracies would create a larger common market for tariff-free import of African manufactured goods.† (source)
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Some suggestions, such as higher tariffs or fewer free-trade agreements, have been politically attractive but economically unconvincing.† (source)
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On the bank question, on internal improvements, on the Mexican War (even at his own political expense), on the tariff, he was always a firm, orthodox Whig.† (source)
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It invited all freedom-loving Terran nations to denounce wrongs done us and which the Authority planned against us, recognize us, and enjoy free trade and full intercourse—and pointed out that there were no tariffs or any artificial restrictions against trade in Luna, and was policy of Luna government to keep it that way.† (source)
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CHAPTER X. TARIFF OF LICENSED CABS: TWO FRANCS AN HOUR.† (source)
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The idea was to open a factory there, roll out a half dozen models, sell them to South America, avoid the tariffs.† (source)
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"I don't know much about the tariff and things of that kind," said he; "but it seems to me we've got a bit off the trail so far as that note is concerned."† (source)
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However, the cut taken by the U.S. government through duties and tariffs drove up prices to what many British manufacturers claimed were outrageous levels.† (source)
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