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For American farmers, this represents not just a temporary blow to pricing but a potential reordering of global agricultural markets for the long term.

From Salon

Shein says its "test and repeat" approach, producing items in small batches and then reordering according to customer demand, means there is less waste, compared to traditional retailers.

From BBC

The far-right movement in Hood County exemplifies the rancor and divisions that have reordered American politics and provoked a battle for the identity of the Republican Party.

“But we recognize now that it’s possible to reorder these steps without impacting our ambitious timeline.”

He said he would also consider reordering the city’s capital improvement plans to prioritize water system upgrades.

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

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