Street sellers had just figured out how to make crack, a much cheaper form of cocaine, and by 1983, the Meneses-Blandon-Ross connection sold up to $ 3 million of the stuff a day.
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Keoh, 61, told The Associated Press during an interview in his government-subsidized studio, cradling the bleak " Night Hawker " that he carved in 1958 to illustrate the bare existence of street sellers.
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His third wife gave him a copy of " London Labour and the London Poor " by Henry Mayhew, a contemporary of Charles Dickens, which recorded the activities of the street sellers of the Victorian period.
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Given his history as a street seller, there is speculation this unnamed Dutchman could have been Zacharias Janssen, which would mean Janssen had a telescope at least a month before Lippershey's October 2, 1608 patent date.
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Los Shapis'standard " El Ambulante " ( The Street Seller ) opens with a reference to the rainbow colours of the Inca flag and the colour of the ponchos the people use to keep warm and transport their wares:
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During evenings, the section of the market that faces the central market lights up with hundreds of street vendors, pop-corn vendors, and other small street sellers who usually carry a small kerosene gas lamp on their carts.
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According to the district attorney, Pabon, 27, and Ocasio, 25, controlled and directed the gang's crack trade, maintaining sources of supply and insuring that the drug was processed, packaged and distributed to street sellers.
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The result is an informal discount system-- tour operators or officials looking to unload tickets pass them along to the street sellers for low prices, making a profit because in many cases the tickets were originally provided free of charge.
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Yosef Baraki has stated that he was inspired to write the film after meeting with a group of child street sellers in Kabul . " What I noticed and [ what ] eventually led to writing this movie was the dynamic between them.
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Below the craftsmen and artisans was the largest class of Parisians; domestic servants, manual workers with no special qualifications, laborers, prostitutes, street sellers, rag-pickers, and a hundred other trades, with no certain income.
