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The bonds are typically purchased by corporations or banks looking for short-term liquid investments.

FARE FANDANGO -- On Friday, United Airlines announced a $50 increase in one-way business fares (the last-minute ones typically purchased by business travelers).

Starting today, a new class of Southwest fares, called "business select," will cost $10 to $30 more than the airline's recent highest fares, which were typically purchased at the last minute.

If a free in-flight meal was not offered, only 6 percent of travelers polled in Zagat Survey's 2009 airlines poll said they typically purchased food on-board, but 56 percent said they bought it in the airport.

In Bangkok and other cities, fewer and fewer women cook at home or have servants to prepare meals; rather, prepared food is typically purchased at shops located between home and workplace, where freshly made dishes are offered daily.

The consumer price index showed subdued inflation for the goods and services typically purchased by Chinese households, with prices up 2.1 percent from the same period a year earlier — a slower pace than in April, when prices rose 2.4 percent, and below the 2.5 percent rate that economists had forecast for May.

Other customers typically purchase only two products.

Dubai's fuel retailers typically purchase oil at market prices and then sell fuel at a subsidized cost defined by the government.

The vendors sell not only cellphones, which Chinese typically purchase separately from their wireless service contracts, but also every conceivable component: keypads, display screens, batteries, plastic coverings and a dizzying variety of electronic connectors, wires and computer chips.

About $100 billion in credit card debt is sold annually in the United States, and debt buyers will typically purchase a portfolio of delinquent debt from creditors for between 3.5 and 7.5 cents on the dollar.

C. Glenn Schor, a co-founder and chief operating officer of the Treeline Companies, an owner and investor in Long Island commercial real estate, said his firm typically purchases buildings only in off-market deals, in which it learns of a property that is for sale before its availability has been widely listed.