Cacao beans with various degrees of fermentation from Sulawesi, Ivory Coast and Papua New Guinea (PNG) were commercially available, fair to average quality beans typical of the origin.
"We will only participate in exchanges that we assess to be fair, commercially sustainable, and provide a reasonable return on the capital they will require," the company's chief executive, Stephen J. Hemsley, told analysts on a conference call.
That way, every player — not just those commercially affiliated with an ISP — gets a fair shot at your business.
They have only recently been affordable commercially, so there is a fair amount of misconception about drones' agility and abilities.
Lennon released a corrosive set of songs with his new wife, Yoko Ono, and McCartney went on to form a band, Wings, that turned out a fair number of commercially successful recordings in the 1970s.
We have demonstrated that BIPV could offer manifold advantages: visual comfort effects comparable to commercially available solar control glasses and fair energy yield.
We hypothesized that this emphasis on animal and environmental hygiene would result in a lower STEC O157 prevalence in fair animals compared with commercially reared livestock.
"At the moment, I think fairs need to be both commercially and culturally relevant," said Mr. Torrigiani, the former editor of the Italian style magazine Rodeo and publisher of Fantom Photography Quarterly.
Every year, while their more commercially minded colleagues exhibit work at the furniture fair, a few designers and artists come to Milan simply to vent -- or to show off.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member, of course, has had his fair share of songs and albums that clicked commercially earlier in his career, and he dolloped several of those into his 105-minute show.
