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• As a result, the rights would in practice be unsalable.
• Many more items considered unsalable will be destroyed, Shipman said.
• Its larvae turn produce into a mushy, unsalable mess.
• The import company with the unsalable bunnies ultimately went out of business.
• Perhaps the greatest success was in getting unsalable inventories off the books.
• The feeding wound often spoils and renders the fruit unsalable.
• They limit the time for returns to avoid being stuck with unsalable goods.
• Out of frustration, it liquidated nearly 30 other companies it deemed unsalable.
• "It was material that was literally unsalable, " said Lucey.
• The bird hadn't nibbled much _ just enough to make it unsalable.
• I was told that it was unsalable,
• That might have been unsalable until recently.
• And Miss Morini's brother, Frank, said : " This violin is unsalable.
• All too often, victims find the racks are at undesirable locations and the merchandise is unsalable.
• Inaccurate timing of the heating can produce inferior or unsalable cheese due to variations in flavor and texture.
• How much to build unnecessary office space and to help doomed companies produce unsalable stockpiles, as critics charge?
• Al-Shawki said, surveying a small mountain of looted property _ much of it broken and unsalable.
• For the next two years little work was done because railroad bonds and stocks were unsalable at any price.
• One study estimated that in untreated Florida fields 75 % of lettuce was infected with downy mildew and considered unsalable.
• If tobacco were too damp, it would rot in transit; if too dry, it would crumble and be unsalable.