Portuguese
vendível Capable of being sold; fit for sale.
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What product is going to be most saleable all over the world?
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Not to mention eminently saleable, another commodity out there to be retailed.
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They take no more keep than rough ones, and they're always saleable.
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He seemed to be the most saleable commodity as far as looks went.
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Its latest balance sheet indicates that it is still solvent and so saleable.
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Under native rule interests in land were generally too precarious to be saleable.
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Yet she was quieted by the look saleable thing was to be found.
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Gefco is one of only a few profitable and saleable assets it has.
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He says (and truly) that they will always be saleable and profitable.
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Geneticists did not anticipate that the human genome would become such a saleable commodity.
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Throughout all the towns nothing was saleable but provisions and diggers' tools and clothing.
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The only saleable legal liquor is in warehouses and drugstores.
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Bodies of sciences, that is, compilations and mangled abstracts, are the only saleable commodities.
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A grab-bag, an orange tree, with saleable parcels on it.
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Ther' wa'an't no sort o' deed, an' he knew it wa'an't no saleable proposition.
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For the first time, Democratic Left is saleable on the doorsteps in working class areas.
