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from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun plural See 4th
ware .
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- noun Plural form of
ware . - noun
Goods orservices that are forsale .
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Examples
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Looking at writers much bigger and greater than me passionately hawk their wares is a reminder that we all are pretty much in the same boat.
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That distributors are disrespecting the purchasers of their wares is something that the marketplace will likely resolve, and is not a matter that the law should be concerned with, in my opinion.
Digital locks issue not going away any time soon : Law is Cool
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Hanging on the coat tales of sensationalistic news media selling their wares is bad enough, much less having this knee jerk reaction to "continually" propagate same.
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Hanging on the coat tales of sensationalistic news media selling their wares is bad enough, much less having this knee jerk reaction to "continually" propagate same.
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Hanging on the coat tales of sensationalistic news media selling their wares is bad enough, much less having this knee jerk reaction to "continually" propagate same.
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Hanging on the coat tales of sensationalistic news media selling their wares is bad enough, much less having this knee jerk reaction to "continually" propagate same.
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Hanging on the coat tales of sensationalistic news media selling their wares is bad enough, much less having this knee jerk reaction to "continually" propagate same.
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Hanging on the coat tales of sensationalistic news media selling their wares is bad enough, much less having this knee jerk reaction to "continually" propagate same.
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Etsy, the site for thousands of artisans and their wares, is currently featuring a set of handcut coasters with wood-burned designs from all four Twilight books.
'Twilight' coasters: Hipster craftspeople get on the bandwagon | EW.com
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Hanging on the coat tales of sensationalistic news media selling their wares is bad enough, much less having this knee jerk reaction to "continually" propagate same.
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