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A bill of lading is a receipt for goods delivered for transportation by a ship.
Surveillance: Selina Scott virtually having to sit on Simon Schama's lap after too many executives - we believe the collective noun is "a receipt" - piled into the back of the same limo.
Among the leads the detectives are following is a receipt found on Mr. Durst for a dry cleaning store in New Orleans where he had brought a blanket to be cleaned about the approximate time of the murder.
By obtaining letters of credit from different banks to buy the same copper again and again, traders amplify their returns.The crucial ingredient in this deceit is a receipt of ownership issued by the warehouse where the metal sits.
The last of the scrolls, dated 402 B.C., is a receipt for the borrowing of two months' rations of grain by the son-in-law -- at no interest, but with a penalty for failure to repay on time -- from Pakhnum, an Aramaean.
There are two basic forms: the charter party, engaging the whole capacity of the ship for a single voyage or for a period of time, and the bill of lading, which is a receipt for goods taken on board for carriage.
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There was a receipt from a Lord Howe Island bank.
"The law focuses on 'the ask,' not on whether there was a receipt," Ms. Hamilton told jurors on Wednesday.
The teller explained that her signature would be a receipt for the money, it would show her husband that she had received the money.
The last item was a receipt for the eBay purchase of a 1976 Manhattan white pages taped to the fat phone book itself.
"Websites like Golden Snitches not only violates privacy, but are a receipt for vigilantism".
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