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Meanings of is a trade in English

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Usage of is a trade in English
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But Mr Mai says as a result there is a trade imbalance.
Radio NZ
2
There is no doubt that it is a trade-off to return home.
The South African
3
It is a trade that can never be suppressed under existing laws.
Dope
4
Short selling is a trade that bets a price will fall.
Reuters
5
Botox is a trade mark and is not a generic word.
The Irish Times
6
It is a trade-off that Merck's Wein is willing to accept.
Reuters
7
But there is a trade-off between securing jobs and protecting pay.
The Guardian
8
There is a trade-off between the amount of compression and speed.
Backup & recovery
9
A trade is a trade, as soon as it is made.
Phyllis
10
It is a trade that came into the family with my grandsire's sire.
Beatrix of Clare
11
To some degree that is a trade-off they have to make, Lundquist said.
Reuters
12
There is a trade-off for all that cleverness, though, beyond it costing more.
The Verge
13
If it is a trade matter, sir, you can trust me.
Put Yourself in His Place
14
Do you sail to any port where there is a trade in tidies?
St. Nicholas, Vol. 5, No. 2, December, 1877
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But either way, a man is a trade unionist or he is not.
The Trade Union Woman
16
The earlier-than-normal deadline is a trade-off for not paying estimated taxes throughout the year.
Reuters
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