A subset of CPP-TRS visuals, indicating those categories which create communicative context, precisely textual signs and textual symbols, have been recently isolated and converted into functions and commands of a mark-up language for documentation annotation.
The House Agriculture is waiting for a mark-up of the Treasury language from Senator Gramm's office.
Hallatt drives across the US-Canada border to buy Trader Joe's products in bulk – and then resells them at his Vancouver store for a mark-up.
She also sells "compound pictures," print-outs of scantily-clad women, for 55 cents each, to men who sell them inside for a mark-up.
Some people also started buying and hoarding more than they need, either to keep for emergencies or to resell at a marked-up price.
Underground brokers sell guns for $150-350 150-350-up of perhaps 200% over the legal price.
The medicines have been big money makers for oncologists — who earn a mark-up for many of the medicines they prescribe — as well as dialysis providers.
Drug costs were based on international drug prices 21 with a mark up for international and local transportation costs.
Those who foresaw gold's surge to a record high, for example, have been able to buy an ETF that tracks the metal's price instead of paying a mark-up for gold coins or buying shares in a mining company and taking a bet on the management's competence.Paradoxically, the biggest advantage of ETFs their cheapness also turns out to be the biggest barrier to their acceptance by retail investors.
The costs per unit of resource use were calculated as actual economic costs, that is, including medical staff, other personnel, disposables, fixed equipment and a mark-up for fixed costs and overheads (Finkler, 1982).
When testing is indicated (for example, when the pregnancy checklist fails to rule out pregnancy in a woman with amenorrhea), women in such settings may be unable to afford these products from private pharmacies, where similar tests retail for between US$1 and $3 (a mark-up of greater than 1,000%).
