In Palm Beach, at least one consignment shop turns away clothes that come out of Miami.
The Operation Sophia report noted one consignment of 20 rubber boats, found in Malta, was allowed to go to Libya because Maltese customs had no powers to seize it.
I've seen lorry drivers in the UK being paid £20,000 for taking one consignment of drugs into the UK, when their annual wage is £30,000.
In many cases, the designers offer their goods on consignment, as Ms. Cummings ended up doing at Neiman's.
At least one, he said, sells original prints on consignment from dealers.
Or maybe they should function as "showrooms," designed to sell books on consignment from the publisher?
Gill had resigned after a federal investigation into accounting irregularities at Bausch & Lomb, alleging that executives had improperly booked as revenues shipments of contact lenses sent on consignment.
Some local bookstores will take local poetry "on consignment," which means they would pay you for copies as they sell.
But consignments such as this one, due to arrive on a giant tanker named the Ineos Insight, will be the only source of shale gas for Grangemouth if the Labour party wins a general election.
He was the longest serving member of the pottery, starting as a consignment packer for deliveries, and went on to be one of the last three potters, along with Joanna Wason and Amanda Brier, to remain there until its closure in 2005.
In a press release, the store is described as "a consignment and merchandise shop featuring one-of-a-kind vintage, reference pieces, and select designs from GHE20G0TH1K, KNOWWAVE, THE DIMINISHED, and other cult brands".
