Jean Valjean fumbled in his fob and pulled out a five-franc piece.
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Some staff will now be provided with fob watches to keep time.
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He drew the letter from his fob and handed it to Gaydon.
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He locked it with a key that he kept on a fob.
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Not just a nine-carat chain with a fob on it, you know?
Uso de free on board en inglés
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By freeonboard, do you mean freeonboard at Simbister?-Yes.
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One hundred and fifty pounds of baggage is allowed freeonboard both boats and trains.
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The deal involves LNG freeonboard at a price based on the Platts Japan Korea Marker (JKM).
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Federal policy requires them to favor Indian insurers and shippers by buying only on a freeonboard (FOB) basis.
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The price of Thai 5 percent broken rice was $423 a tonne, freeonboard, on Friday.
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Were these ling paid for at the current price-Yes, at £23 per ton, freeonboard at Mossbank or Cullivoe, the port of shipment.
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That is slightly higher than the current level of $115-$120 per tonne, freeonboard, until December 2012.
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For an eight-room house or smaller, a first-class steel-plate furnace, securely sealed against the escape of gas and smoke, costs freeonboard about $150.
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The returns are estimated at 3,000 arrobas, or 750 quintals, which, at eight dollars per quintal delivered freeonboard, make 6,000 dollars.
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According to the consular reports the crop of 1872 was about 10,000 tons, which sold freeonboard at 4 pounds 10 shillings per ton.
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In Thailand, the second biggest rice exporter, benchmark 5-percent broken rice price were quoted at $390-$402, freeonboard Bangkok, unchanged from last week.
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Traders sold around 30,000 tonnes of Indian wheat to millers in the Middle East at about $300 a tonne, freeonboard, for May-June arrival.
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Five Thai exporters quoted prices for 100 percent B trade white rice, the world's benchmark, at between $900 and $920 a tonne, freeonboard.
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"It means FreeonBoard, and you'll arrive among the Strangers without charge."
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The rest was largely procured on a FreeonBoard (FOB) basis to help Indian shipping lines and insurers.