In Britain, cocaine is cheaper than ever: in 2003 it retailed for about £46 per gram ($75), down from £57 ten years ago, according to the Independent Drug Monitoring Unit, a consultancy.
Spain has overtaken France and Italy to become the world's largest producer, but sells almost half of its exports in bulk to markets like France, some of which is retailed under French labels.
His last marriage was serenely happy; no more needed to be said.Some SOE survivors thought that his books on the service had revealed too much, and sued him; he himself was coolly certain that the stories he had retailed needed telling.
What they really want to put into their copy is that extraordinary "fact", that jaw-dropping story retailed by a single source down a crackling telephone line, which would earn them a banner headline if they could only stand it up.Eddie Clontz felt this more than most, and he never resisted the temptation.
That, in turn, transformed news into a product that could be wholesaled to newspapers, as well as retailed in print.
For buyers in bulk, stolen identities including bank account, credit card, date of birth and social security details go wholesale for around $15 apiece, offering a ten-fold mark-up when retailed in MacArthur Park and elsewhere.
In Germany, where more than half of all cars are diesel-engined, pure biodiesel, retailed as such, has long escaped fuel tax.
English engravers, inspired by the Dutch example and led by Francis Barlow, retailed the complex political events of the period (e.g., the Popish Plot of 1678) in the form of playing cards, which were often sold in uncut broadsheets.
Twenty years in the making, the book retailed at £ 4,900, and the Times Literary Supplement hailed it as a reference work that would soon prove indispensable.
Vending machine, coin-actuated machine through which various goods may be retailed.
He retailed what he learned from merchants, local writers (including non-Muslims), and others he met on his travels.
