The species was purposefully introduced in Chile in the early 1890s (Contesse 1987), with one consignment presumed to have come from the Monterey provenance of California (Burdon 1978), and was initially established in coastal sites (Camus 2006), including poor, sandy sites (Albert 1900).
In Palm Beach, at least one consignment shop turns away clothes that come out of Miami.
I've seen lorry drivers in the UK being paid £20,000 for taking one consignment of drugs into the UK, when their annual wage is £30,000.
The Operation Sophia report noted one consignment of 20 rubber boats, found in Malta, was allowed to go to Libya because Maltese customs had no powers to seize it.
A source within the international arms industry said at least one consignment comprising around 2,000 weapons of Russian-pattern Kalashnikov assault rifles and also sniper rifles had been dispatched via Turkey to Syrian rebels in the past few weeks.
In some cases they're also asking designers to put expensive garments on consignment in stores.
The Miami skyline, proudly playing a best supporting actor role, is testament to the days when property was bought for cash in bulk, glitzy new nightclubs all came with glass-topped tables and when, in one scarcely credible tale, a $500,000 consignment was accidentally dropped through a church roof while the preacher was in mid-sermon about the evils of drugs.
It was sold on consignment in California.
He placed the chapel models in local gift shops on consignment, but few sold.
At least one, he said, sells original prints on consignment from dealers.
