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1)internationalization. The act or process of bringing a territory of one country under the protection or control of another or of several countries
2)structure. (15c) 1. Any construction, production, or piece ofwork artificially built up or composed ofparts purposefully joined together . 2. The organization of elements or parts . 3. A method of constructing parts
3)flatten, adv. Without an allowance or charge for accrued interest
4)elaborare To gain, acquire, or purchase, as by labor and industry.
5)assail (l6c) 1. One who physically attacks another; one who commits an assault. [Cases: Assault and Battery l~48.] 2. One who attacks another using nonphysical means; esp., one who attacks another's position or feelings, as by criticism, argument, or abusive language
6)consumer. (ISc) A person who buys goods or services for personal, family, or household use, with 110 intention of resale; a natural person who uses products for personal rather than bUOiiness purposes. [Ca~es: Antitrust and Trade Regulation
7)harm, n. (bef. 12c) Injury, loss, damage; material or tangible detriment.
8)barrier . An economic factor that makes it difficult for a business to enter a market and compete with existing businesses.
9)trade, n. (14c) 1. The business of buying and selling or bartering goods or services; COMMERCE. inland trade. Trade wholly carried on within a country, as distinguished from foreign commerce. precarious trade. Int'llaw. Trade by a neutral country between two belligerent powers, allowed to exist at the latter's sufferance. 2. A transaction or swap. 3. A business or industry occupation; a craft or profession. - trade, vb.
10)bolster, vb. To enhance (unimpeached evidence) withadditional evidence .• This practice is often considered improper when lawyers seek to enhance the credibility of their own witnesses
11)volumus This was the first word ofa clause in royal writs of protection and letters patent. It uses the royal we the plural first person by which monarchs have traditionally spoken.
12)smuggling, n. (17c) The crime of importing or exporting illegal articles or articles on which duties have not been paid. See CONTRABAND. Cf. PEOPLE-SMUGGLING; TRAFFICKING. [Cases: Customs Duties 120.1,125.] ¬ smuggle, vb.
13)illicit Illegal or improper
14)licit. (15c) Not forbidden by law; permitted; legal. licitly, adv.
15)gross domesticl product. (1947) The market value ofall goods and services produced in a country within a year. used to measure a country's economic development and wealth. - Abbr. GDP
16)world. 1. The planet Earth . 2. All the Earth's inhabitants; the public generally . 3. All persons who have a claim or acquire an interest in a particular subject matter .
17)target . A price set by the federal government for particular agricultural commodities. - Ifthe market price falls below the target price, farmers receive a subsidy from the government for the difference.