Students can barter among themselves and even scalp a few seats.
Ask if, hypothetically speaking, the album could be bartered among fellow prisoners in exchange for promises not to assault its original owner on a daily basis.
Then they are loaded onto a train for the four-day journey to the capital, during which the men test out the goods and barter among themselves.
The pier is the negotiating floor where women buy the fish directly from the fisherman as well as barter among themselves before reaching the customers, who stand in wait at the end of the jetty.
The scientists then had to barter with the pygmies themselves, who drove hard bargains for machetes, salt, cigarettes and, finally, costume jewelry, which had belonged to Dr. Rimoin's mother.
Until the 1960s Bhutan did not have a currency; its people bartered for the goods they could not produce themselves.
Producers, therefore, censored themselves — or, in many instances, bartered with the ratings board over exactly what editing was required to receive the desired rating.
The vast majority lived in the country and bartered for the things that they could not make for themselves.
Such a barter exchange functions primarily as the organizer of a marketplace where members buy and sell products and services among themselves.
And right now these assets (themselves a distracting mirage from greater power held by the NSA, Google, and others) are being bartered in a disturbingly one-directional manner.
More than 500 among these paintings were destroyed and burned by the Nazis in the museum's garden, while others were bartered against accepted works.
