The officials noted that the low price of Kalashnikov knockoffs can make it impossible to sell the genuine item, a phenomenon resembling the underselling of software and DVDs, albeit on a different scale.
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Underselling drug dealers and supplying clean needles, he argues, would end turf wars, reduce violent crime, ease the strain on the criminal justice system and curb the spread of diseases like AIDS and hepatitis.
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Apparently there's a reason the team isn't getting respect as a legitimate finalist and the players aren't getting their props as famous _ the Mavs are guilty of underselling their own product.
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The smugglers avoided the taxes, and now the ban, delivered the gas to unscrupulous distributors, auto chains or others, and made fat profits even while underselling the standard " legal " price.
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But Mooradian, the analyst, said publishers had been cautious about striking deals, because they were " very, very wary " about not underselling the value of their composition rights to Internet music sites.
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The commission is conducting an inquiry into a complaint from North Dakota wheat farmers, who allege that the Canadian Wheat Board is a state-run monopoly with an unwritten policy of underselling American wheat even at a loss.
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One network executive labeled them " idiot insurance, " because they protect a studio from underselling a film that eventually hits big at the box office _ or that goes on to win a lot of Academy Awards.
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He even purchased items wholesale at Piper & Taft to resell to his own customers, until the store started taking him seriously and began drastically underselling tennis supplies in an attempt to quash the most lucrative part of his business.
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Zoellick's finding capped a 16-month investigation prompted by a complaint from North Dakota wheat farmers, who alleged the Canadian Wheat Board is a state-run monopoly with an unwritten policy of underselling American wheat, even at a loss.
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Carlo Boccia, a special agent supervising the Drug Enforcement Administration's operations in New York, estimated that over the last few years, Colombian heroin has grown from 22 to 60 percent of the local market, with the Colombians underselling the Asians.
