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exportTo save a copy of the current open document, database, image or video into a file format required by a different application. Applications may export to a variety of popular formats. The Save As command in a program gives you access to the export filters in a program. Contrast with import. See foreign format, graphics formats and Save As.
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The idea is that other wheat exporters must be running low on exportable surplus wheat (especially Russia) since traders believed that US wheat was not the lowest priced wheat in the world. The fair spans the range of exportable goods from souvenirs to textiles to heavy equipment. Despite potentially enhanced profits, a large portion of America's exportable raw materials are sold at mine site, or Freight on Board (FOB) rail and less often FOB port of loading. |
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