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overseas

adjective as in across an ocean

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Having its core supply chain stateside has allowed the company to handle higher-quality orders in a way that manufacturers that moved overseas cannot, says its top executive.

Onwurah argued that "robust technical measures" such as blocking stolen phones taken overseas from accessing cloud services could make devices "far less valuable".

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The committee added: "Doing so will mean Scotland retains highly skilled supply chain workers, rather than being lost to overseas markets, which are vital for the growth of clean energy sectors."

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The U.S. is a top export destination for many Asian economies, and China is central to the region’s supply chains to serve overseas markets.

His parents live in France, and prosecutors claim Rinderknecht is a flight risk due to his family living overseas.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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