"Push and Shove" (Interscope), the often baffling new No Doubt album, shows range but not depth, a familiar trade-off for this band.
The meetings were occasions for familiar trading partners to renew connections and extend feelers.
There are also three levels of supply drop rarity – Enlisted, Professional, and Elite – giving the whole thing a familiar trading card vibe.
Stefan Ihrig is concerned that the recent EU-Turkey deal on immigration is an all too familiar trade-off of European interests for human rights, recalling when Germany turned a blind eye to Armenian genocide in 1915 to keep the Ottoman Empire on its side during World War I.
It could also be that, new pesticides containing DDT as its active ingredient but un-familiar trade names were sold to the uninformed farmers.
These theories are embodied in three works in particular: Canada's Balance of International Indebtedness (1924), a study of balance of payments adjustment; Studies in the Theory of International Trade (1937), a major work in the history of economic thought; and The Customs Union Issue (1950), containing the now-familiar trade-creation/trade-diversion distinction.
Thursday's strikes loom, and underneath the inevitable theatrics from both sides, there's a sense of an achingly familiar problem: trade unions stoked up and ready for action, leaders talking in terms of a long march through the autumn and beyond, but no real sense that their case has even begun to cut through to the public.
Sacker is very familiar: every trading desk or merger department has one.
The comment exasperated many investors, some of whom promptly sold debt holdings, according to sources familiar with trades.
By the early 1990s, however, Sherpas had grown used to plying the vertiginous highway like a familiar old trading route and commercial climbing took off.
