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Glut

Oversupply; too many units of a product in an area or economy relative to demand. A glut almost always causes the price of the product to drop.
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He says that the North American lumber market is glutted by finished lumber, the result of the lifting of quotas at the expiration of the last softwood export agreement last year.
Triple blow: current market conditions are creating a "poisonous" environment for the industry, some forestry leaders say. (Forestry Special Report)
From a labyrinth of alleys glutted with souvenir shops, you are drawn on by the sound of water into a compact piazza dominated by an extravagant Baroque stage set of creamy travertine sluiced by foamy rivulets of plunging spume.
An extraordinary Baroque fusion of architecture, sculpture and abstracted nature, the Fontana Di Trevi still brings aquatic splendour and drama to the middle of Rome. (Delight)
With an eye toward boosting its meat sales in a glutted industry, the North American Bison Cooperative, New Rockford, N.
Bison co-op buys Denver food firm. (Newsline)

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