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Yet 99 percent of trades on Swaptree happen successfully, and the one percent that receive a negative rating, it's for relatively minor reasons, like the item didn't arrive on time.
I can see that Rondoron has completed 553 trades with a 100 percent success rate.
This would be a world of very small trades, but very well-informed, because national e-markets will deliver data.
So it's small trades by small people, but it's very informed, safe, convenient, low-overhead and immediate.
We arrive in the morning with tools, tons of equipment, trades, and we train up a local team on the first day to start work.
Because back then, we were building a trades program.
This allowed the development of other specialized trades, and, by extension, cities.
So I've talked about how blockchains can lower our uncertainties about identity and how they change what we mean about transparency in long distances and complex trades, like in a supply chain.
They also want to learn the trades, like construction and electricians.
In Bangladesh, we have partners who are training tens of thousands of young people in the trades, so that they can become motorcycle repair people, or mobile phone service people.
So, until then, basically people were living on top of their trades.
Raymond Massey provides a laid back Sherlock Holmes, almost comically so in early scenes in his bathrobe, which he trades in for a laborer's garb to investigate the creepy mansion of Dr. Rylott (Lyn Harding).
A young woman with two children moves to her mother's cramped apartment, because the husbands flat on top of the workshop where he cuts up stolen cars is aggravating their son's asthma.Husband ends up in jail when an ex pat's stolen car is traced to his shop, ex pat ends up being kind,generous and naive shmoe(and rather cardboard and we learn next to nothing of him ), but ends up with the girl, who "trades up" despite being sexually satisfied only by her husband.
It's an offer the reluctant Cosmo cannot-repeat, cannot-refuse, and he quickly trades in his mundane, solitary existence for a crash course in revenge under the tutelage of veteran mobster Steve (Peter Riegert), a relaxed, suburban bon vivant who relishes the job's maximum pay and minimum hours.
When Marlene Dietrich was labeled box office poison in 1938 one of a handful of actresses so named by the trades papers, it was films like The Garden Of Allah.
A very young Ginger Rogers trades quick quips and one liners with rival newspaper reporter Lyle Talbot in this 1933 murder mystery from Poverty Row film maker Allied Productions.
He trades sassy barbs and non-witty repartee with Brooke Shields as if he were a wooden block with receding hair; even his smaller touches (like fingering a non-existent mustache on his grizzled face) don't reveal a character so much as an unsure actor being directed by himself, an unsure filmmaker.
Obviously both trades are/were run by locals and involve(d) much more sophisticated networks.
He trades his mechanical skills by some food and lodging, and has an affair with Giovanna.
Okay, so the goofie foreign guy who (SPOILER HERE) trades with the biker for his clothes was funny.
Sorry we were forced to take up these trades BY CHRISTIANS in the 1400's or face death.
So, owner Rhys Williams (as Milton) trades her in, to lovable old doctor Edmund Gwenn (as William MacLure).
A tour de force by Bratt, "Pinero" tells the story of NYC dwelling drug addict, poet, jail bird, playwright, thief, and actor Miguel Pinero in a busy cacophony of sight and sound which trades kinetics and verve for content, clarity, and humanity.
A hardboiled homicide detective (Russell Hopton) trades verbal jabs with a wisecracking gal reporter (Lola Lane) as they attempt to unravel the mysterious killing," according to the DVD sleeve's synopsis.
"Diary of a Cannibal" trades the details to modern California love.
Macho jack of all trades Axel McGregor (Donald Pleasence) whose past gigs have included test pilot, race car driver, and writer, hunts a lethal black leopard in the jungles of Thailand.
Along the way he trades for a wife, Loretta and haggles and argues with his other European leaders.
In 1763 in colonial America, Martin Garth(howard Da Silva), a trader, secretly trades guns to the Indians in order to stop the westward movement of settlers, Garth tries to purchase young Abby Hale (Paulette Goddard), a British servant for his own interests, but a Virginia Capt.
A sleezy hospital guard who trades sexual favors for drugs.
Absolutely PAINFUL to watch... can see the ratings weighted by journalistic types who simply LOVE to watch themselves portrayed as hardworking, conscientious types---instead of the jack-of-all trades, master of none dabblers who seldom penetrate down to the truth, but rely upon and create imagery having little to do with the reality they report.
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