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“And facing them on the other side of his pushcart is a fruit peddler named Mel Brooks with a pushcart piled high with fruit.”
The Huffington Post: Dan Agin: Book Review: The Very Strange World of Quantum Physics
“Peñaflorida said that the award was an affirmation of the volunteer work that he and his fellow "pushcart" teachers had rendered to help educate poor young people.”
“He will use the vernacular of the pushcart which is popular in Indonesia.”
“On the sidewalk a young Mexican man rings a bell and sells paletas from a large pushcart cooler.”
“This independent network of entrepreneurs distributes Coca-Cola's beverage products to retailers, often by bicycle or pushcart.”
The Huffington Post: Muhtar Kent: This Century Goes to the Women
“In 1940, as part of an effort to get pushcart vendors off the streets, Mayor Fiorello La Guardia opened the Arthur Avenue Retail Market, among others.”
“He started off as a pushcart vendor, buying his cart for $25, according to Joseph and his brother Frank Liberatore .”
“He finally lifts a nectarine from his pushcart and he holds it out to them and says: Hey, guys, why doesn't someone buy a nectarine?”
The Huffington Post: Dan Agin: Book Review: The Very Strange World of Quantum Physics
“For example, there were no bids for 113 pushcart concessions, while 80 others resulted in just one bid.”
The Wall Street Journal: Audit Faults Parks Agency on Revenue
“Other concessions cited for poor management included pushcart licenses in Battery Park, the Central Park tennis courts and the ice-skating rink at Flushing Meadows Corona Park.”
The Wall Street Journal: Audit Faults Parks Agency on Revenue
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