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He was not one to arouse keen enthusiasm among the wor- shippers in his church but on the other hand he made no enemies.

Perhaps the buyers would be holding off for better prices-- if they could scare the shippers into thinking that they meant to buy nothing that day, they could get their own terms.

Godalming told the shippers that he fancied that the box sent aboard might contain something stolen from a friend of his, and got a half consent that he might open it at his own risk.

'I hope not,' said Eugene; 'my father having been a shipper of lime before me, and my grandfather before him--in fact we having been a family immersed to the crowns of our heads in lime during several generations--I beg to observe that if this missing lime could be got hold of without any young female relative of any distinguished gentleman engaged in the lime trade (which I cherish next to my life) being present, I think it might be a more agreeable proceeding to the assisting bystanders, that is to say, lime-burners.'

As for the handling of orders, the stars among the shippers stress integration and transparency in processes such as automatic capacity checking, the monitoring of orders, and the maintenance of quality control (Exhibit 2).

Because the EVCs provided shippers with coverage against loss or damage to their packages, the excess value business had significant attributes resembling insurance.

According to a new study by the Los Angeles-based Foundation for Advancements in Science and Education (FASE), shippers reported exporting some 4,950 tons of pesticides that had never been approved for use in this country, 11,000 tons of pesticides whose U.S.

England & Sons is a nationwide trucking company that depends almost exclusively on its telephone system to take orders from the shippers it serves.

On March 8, 1993, the Supreme Court put to rest collection agencies' threats that shippers and receivers must settle undercharge claims prior to seeking relief from the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC).