A dozen years ago, Kunming's broad avenues and narrow market alleys were tidy and empty of the commercial life that now pulses through the city.
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Judaica can be difficult to price, says Outwater, because it is a narrow market and antiques often are worth only what people are willing to pay.
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The sources said the Justice Department is expected to focus on a handful of narrow markets for parts such as auxiliary power units and jet-engine controls.
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In talks with the company, FTC staff lawyers have argued that the acquisition could damage competition and raise prices in the narrow market for office-supply superstores.
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Other enterprises produced leather footwear, hats, wood-working, tailoring, and bakeries, all of which were small-scale and designed to serve domestic, urban consumers within a narrow market.
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In its suit, the FTC argued that office-supply superstores were a narrow market unto themselves and that other retailers didn't constrain prices offered by those stores.
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The stampede of online heavyweights into a narrow market has created congestion and prompted speculation that there will be a shakedown separating the winners from losers.
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In Lion, teams had to carry a ceremonial lion normally made for two through a course through narrow markets and steep stairs to receive the next clue.
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Beyond that, because Cross is a proprietary application aimed at a very narrow market segment, it's pretty unlikely that anyone here will have any experience with it.
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The company cited the narrow market for the product, a blood-clotting drug called recombinant human antithrombin III, or ATIII . It also cited changes in its business strategy.
