The first club we rocked up to was called JuJu, and after my disappointment that it had nothing to do with American nervous-breakdown-core merchants Xiu Xiu, I got settled into the vibe.
These warships, whose guns, torpedoes, and depth charges were more than a match for any submarine, would form a protective screen or cordon around the central core of merchant vessels.
Chinese Malaysians, who form the core of the merchant class, are angry about quotas that keep many of them out of local universities and about the government's preference for hiring Malay companies, among other issues.
Such a market consists of a core of local merchants, the ranks of which are swollen once a week by merchants from the outlying hamlets of the area.
Though the decision was made in May, the community board, CORE and local merchants say they weren't told of the change.
Using scenic simplicity to complex effect, this "Merchant" exudes elegance, but always in the service of a vision of a society that is, at its core, most inelegant.
It's a kind of service that would be too timely, and not the core competency, for a merchant to resolve by itself, and if anything continues to become more complex as e-commerce continues to become more ubiquitous.
Because its core platform is free for merchants, Perkville is offering merchants the ability to set perpetual deals, or "winback" deals, for example, that lets merchants identify customers who haven't been back to the store in awhile and send them a deal to get them back and buying.
The protagonist of this core text, a New York gem merchant named Abraham Tal, specializes in giving advice to others.
A French maid-inspired number in black matte satin ($2,025) was perfect for a Merchant Ivory soft-core, but really, it was a French maid costume.
