Reimport

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Reimport

To bring a finished product into a country after the raw materials to make that product were exported from that same country. For example, a company may export crude oil to another country for refining, and then reimport the finished gasoline.

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To these categories of translation--direct, secondary/intermediated, and intralingual--we can add other ways that Finch used translation to reimport Jacobite and feminist "source" cultures into the dominant domestic, British "target" cultures of patriarchy and Whiggism.

The reach of translation in the works of Anne Finch

It would be nice to see a modification that allows users to export the transcription to a text document for ease of distribution and editing, as some of the other systems on the market do, and to reimport the edited file with autoparsing (compared against the original transcription).

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That's right: our banks exported the toxicity, then contrived to reimport it, all under our leader's nose.

Letter: VOICE OF THE NORTH - Sign of capitulation comes from Brown

licensee cannot reimport into a licensor's territory; the ensuing question, however, is whether or not the licensor can also prevent

Intellectual property, competition rules, and the emerging internal market: some thoughts on the European exhaustion doctrine

A Toyota executive said the company has decided to reimport the car ''to improve profit sources said to be heavily dependent on North America.

FOCUS: Toyota hopes Lexus will make its world's top car seller

It is also a felony to knowingly import a drug in violation of the reimport prohibition.

Will the August 20, 2003 decision of the WTO provide adequate protection for patent holders rights and is diversion still a threat to the pharmaceutical industry?

He and others think it is time for the United States to reimport an idea that has been reworked in Britain.

Lessons from Blair's school reforms

If you are only allowed to reimport drugs made here, then the control of what amount of product can be reimported can be controlled by what amount of that product is sent out of the United States," Elliott said.

Crossing borders: importing prescription drugs, illegally or legally, into the United States isn't expected to have a significant short-term impact on health insurers, but long-term could be a different story

Also, to ensure that all drugs are made and handled according to FDA specifications, only a drug's manufacturer is permitted to import or reimport prescription drugs into the United States.

Consumers, states challenge federal ban on drug imports

Yet despite this unwitting generosity, I cannot legally visit those countries and reimport what my subsidy sold them on the cheap in the first place.

Smuggling hope: if your father were dying and couldn't afford the prescription drugs to slow his cancer, what would you do?

Congressional negotiators also declined to include a provision that would have made it easier to reimport drugs from Canada (which has been used as a stopgap measure to bring cheaper drugs to U.

Medi-scare: the newly passed Medicare law is bad medicine, with provisions that will erode traditional health insurance for active employees and undermine the safety net Medicare provides for retirees. And that's just for starters

Also, the bill makes it virtually impossible to reimport cheaper drugs from Canada.