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ASK (t) FOR
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request the presence of
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Pedir
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ATTEND (id)
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provide care or service someone O something
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atender
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ATTRACT (id)
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draw
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Atraer
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BARGAIN (d)
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negotiate: barter; argue for terms such as price quantity:
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:Regatear
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BARTER (d)
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purchase; acquire something for money.
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hacer trueque
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BROWSE (d)
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express to. grief, pain, or discontent
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Buscar
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BUY- BOUGHT BOUGHT
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purchase; acquire something for money.
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queja
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COMPLAIN (d)
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present to view; make visible to the public
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exijir
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COMPLAIN (d)
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express to. grief, pain, or discontent
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queja
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DEMAND (id)
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give or take one thing in return for another
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exijir
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DICKER (d)
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to bargain, haggle, or L barter
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Regatear
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DISPLAY (d)
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present to view; make visible to the public
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Mostrar
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ENTICE (t)
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tempt
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Tentar
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EXCHANGE (d)
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give or take one thing in return for another
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intercambiar
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GIFT WRAP (t)
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cover with decorative paper and ribbons
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envolver regalo
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HAGGLE (d)
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argue or discuss over price or terms; bargain
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Regatear
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LAY AWAY- LAID AWAY- LAID AWAY
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put aside for future use and pay little by little until paid off in full
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apartado y pagarlo poco a poco
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LURE (d)
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attract, often by false claims
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atraer con inf falsa (cebo)
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OWE (d)
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have an obligation to pay; be indebted to or for
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deber de deuda.
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PAY OFF- PAID OFF-PAID OFF
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pay in full; liquidate a debt.
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PURCHASE (t)
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buy.
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RETURN (d)
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give or send back to place of origin.
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SHOP (t)
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visit stores and shops with intent to buy.
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SOIL (d)
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make or become dirty
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ensuciar , manchar
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SPEND SPENT- SPENT
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pay out money; occupy time.
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SPLURGE (d)
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to spend more than usual on an expensive item or many items; go shopping extravagantl
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derrochar, desoilfarrar
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STEAL - STOLE- STOLEN
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take and carry away wrongfully and with intent to keep; take another's possession illegally without his/her knowledge or consent.
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TEMPT (id)
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persuade to something against one's will
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tentar
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TIE (d)
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to form a knot in; fasten or close by wrapping forming knot
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amarrar formando nudo
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TRICK (t)
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deceive by false evidence or claims
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trampa
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WAIT (id) ON
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attend.
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WINDOW SHOP (t)
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visit stores and shops with no intention of buying; just looking around.
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WRAP (t)
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cover by winding or folding; enclose and cover completely
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envolver
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DECEIVE
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enga;ar
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ARTICLE
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item or piece as in an article of clothing.
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BARGAIN
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something bought for less than its value
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BARGAIN BASEMENT
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basement floor of a store with bargain prices on all merchandise
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sotano de ofertas
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BARGAIN COUNTER
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counter where goods are sold at reduced prices
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mostrador de ofertas
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BOUTIQUE
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a specialty shop.
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BOW
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a decorative knot made of ribbon
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lazo
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BRAND
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manufactured under a specific company's name; image, name, design or other features that identifies a good from others
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marca
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CASH
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ready money; money paid at the time of purchase
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CARRY
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supply; furnish; have material as for sale
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CHARGE
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assume a debt for something; put on an account.
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CHEAP
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inexpensive; inferior in quality; not decent; vulgar or common
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barato
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CLERK
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salesperson in a store.
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COMPLAINT DEPARTMENT
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section of store to hear and attend discontented costumers.
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DEFECTIVE
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faulty or deficient.
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DISCOUNT
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reduction from regular price.
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DISPLAY WINDOW
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window for exhibiting merchandise to public
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DOWN PAYMENT
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the first of a series of payments to be made.
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DRESSING ROOM also DRESSING BOOTH
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area for trying on clothes.
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ELEVATOR
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a cage or platform used for raising and lowering people or materials
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ESCALATOR
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moving stairs.
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EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT
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area where merchandise may be returned and exchanged for something different
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FAULTY
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something damaged or imperfect; having defects
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FIRE SALE
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sale of damaged, or imperfect merchandise caused by fire and smoke
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FLOOR MANAGER
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person responsible for a specific department.
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GIFT
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present.
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HARDWARE
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cutlery or tools made of metal.
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MANNEQUIN
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dummy used to display clothes.
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MERCHANDISE
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goods bought and sold
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mercancia
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ON SALE. selling; seling at bargain prices
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oferta
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PRESENT
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gift
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RACK
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framework for display or storage of clothes. estante
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RECEÍPT
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piece of paper or message proving a purchase.
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recibo, comprobante
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RETAIL
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göods sold in small quantities directly to customer
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menudeo
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RIBBON
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narrow strip of fabric used for tying and decorating;liston
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SALESCLERK also SAĻÉSPERSON
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a salesman or a saleswoman.
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SALES TAĻK
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a convincing argument or speech to make a sale. bueno para discurso de ventas
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SALESMANSHIP
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the art or knack of being a good salesperson
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esprito de venta
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SALES RESISTANCE
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the ability to say no to a salesperson
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SHOPLIFTER
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a person who visits shops with intent to steal
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ladron de tienda
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SHOWROOM
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room where merchandise is exhibited for sale or as samples.
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SHOWCASE
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a free-standing, glass enclosed display case
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vitrina
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STORE HOURS
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the hours that a store is open for business.
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STAIN
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discolor, soiled with foreign matter
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mancha
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TEMPTING
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desirable
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tentador
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THEFT
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the act of stealing
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robo
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THIEF (pI. THIEVES)
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a person who steals
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ladron
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V.A.T.
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Value Added Tax (I.V.A.)
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WHOLESALE
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sale of goods in large quantities
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mayoreo
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WRAPPING PAPER
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protective or decorative paper for covering packages
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envolver
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