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Reexport

the export of raw-material commodities previously imported into a country, done so that the commodities can be resold to other countries. Commodities are reexported either unaltered or after insignificant external processing, such as cleaning, sorting, or repackaging. The commodities most commonly reexported are wool, hides, rubber, nonferrous metals, and food and condiments. Reexport developed extensively in the period of industrial capitalism, particularly in England. In the epoch of the general crisis of capitalism it has lost its former importance.

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No references found			Specifically, you may not "sell, export, reexport, finance, order, buy, remove, conceal, store, use, loan, dispose of, transport, forward or service, in whole or in part," any technology subject to the EARs. Take heed of technology exports by Remus, Paul C.; Mulligan, Edward B. / New Hampshire Business Review Also, Kazakh State Inspection is concerned with current reexport of Chinese meat through Kyrgyzstan, which, in their opinion, also represents epidemic danger. Kazakhstan might cancel meat import restrictions from Kyrgyzstan by AKIpress News Agency Based in Andover, the company reexports directly to the U. The future of British tea packaging: tea consumption is a staple of ... by Altman, Randy / Tea & Coffee Trade Journal			reentrant reentrant angle reentrant code reentrant corner reentrant program reentrant winding reentry reentry angle reentry body reentry nose cone reentry point reentry system reentry trajectory reentry vehicle reentry window reepithelialization Reese, Lizette Woodworth reeve Reeve's Tale, The Reeve, Clara Reeve, Tapping Reeves County Reeves, Ruth reevesite Reexcavation Reexport REF REF-ARF refactor refactoring Refah Party REFAL refarming refectory refer reference reference acoustic pressure reference address reference angle reference block Reference Book reference burst reference counting reference craft reference design reference dimension reference dipole reference direction Reference Electrode Reference Ellipsoid reference frame			Reeves Electronic Analog Computer Reeves Marine Tournament Trail Reeves Middleton Young Reeves's Pheasant Reeves, Ruth reevesite reeving reeving reeving REEXAM Reexaminable reexamination reexamination reexamination Reexamination proceeding Reexamination proceeding reexamine reexamine reexamined reexamined reexamines reexamines reexamining reexamining Reexcavation Reexchange Reexhibit Reexpansion Pulmonary Edema Reexpel Reexperience Reexport Reexportation Reexpulsion REEZ Reezed ref ref ref ref REF NBR REF-ARF ref. Ref. Ch. REF/FOF Ref1 REFA refabrication reface reface refaced refaced refaces refaces refacing refacing Refaction ReFacto ReFacto ReFacto Refactor Refactoring

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