The company decided to stock "Careless Love," a CD of sophisticated pop-jazz songs by Madeleine Peyroux, who had attracted only a modest following in this country, plying her craft in small bars.
Countries that ply global trade lanes, and make the ships that do, see the potential.
A Department of Justice shutdown of the major Internet poker sites on April 15 , 2011 has turned Hastings and other poker pros into nomads who often set up shop in foreign countries to ply their trade online.
The dock basin at Lothal may have provided berth for ships of the size of the country craft that still ply between India and the Persian Gulf.
Mr. Basco said this partly explains the prevalence of old — some dilapidated, some vintage World War II — ships and ferries that ply the country's more than 7,000 islands, servicing mainly the poor.
But refuge from the congestion is readily available, and visitors tend to quit the capital swiftly — on The Rocket, one of the large paddle steamers that continually ply the country's enormous estuaries between paddies of primary green, betel nut palms and coconut trees.
Indeed, central banks in emerging market countries, where the IMF plies its wares, egregiously flout the classical lender-of-last-resort rules.
Ms. DeClue, the first female line worker for the Central Illinois Light Company, said she had been shoved, hit and propositioned by male co-workers; had plied country roads in trucks fluttering with pornographic magazines; and had been subjected to the sight of men urinating on the ground in front of her.
Christian Aid has looked at what potential there would be for the 49 poorest countries if they had to ply their trade in open markets, given their domestic situations.
Looters and poachers, kept at bay when guerrilla armies roamed the region during the country's 36-year civil war, ply their trades freely.
Invite the entire country, let them tour the White House, ply them with food and beverages, and let them rub your head like Jimmy Fallon (in exchange for a small donation in lieu of paying an entry fee).
