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• Bally is taking it slow on entering the rag trade wholeheartedly.
• The shirts themselves are vintage, a rag trade euphemism for used.
• The 1976 winner Rag Trade were both part-owned by celebrity hairdresser Raymond Bessone.
• What he does want to show is that the rag trade is fun.
• He was also part-owner of 1976 Grand National winner Rag Trade.
• Again, Red Rum saved his best for Aintree but was held off by Rag Trade.
• Light industry became established in the area, particularly in the rag trade ( clothing industry ).
• Cabell has other concerns about the rag trade.
• "The rag trade is a risky business, " said Jim Sheridan, a county councilor in Buncrana.
• "The Rag Trade " was revived by LWT in 1977, with Jones and Karlin reprising their roles.
• During her time she continued to increase her fortune by becoming a significant player in the rag trade.
• But cosmetics makers were long seen as investment adjuncts of the rag trade, first cousins of apparel companies.
• Hiring a packaged-goods specialist for a job in the clubby rag trade isn't as wacky as it might seem.
• In nearly every rags-to-riches story, particularly ones involving the rag trade, the protagonist learns about life from the movies.
• Her riches-to-the-rag trade story is of course not unknown, at least by people who pay attention to money and clothes.
• The series failed to attract the same popularity as " The Rag Trade ", and was decommissioned after the first series.
• An old saying in the rag trade had it that there were five seasons : fall, winter, spring, summer and slack.
• The first three floors are " rag trade sweatshops, " and there are rats prowling around the doorstep in the evenings.
• Next were the Jewish settlers who came from eastern Europe in the late 19th century and settled into the rag trade.