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stock in trade
noun as in materials or resources used to run a business
Example Sentences
Bespoke tables and benches are currently the Millworks’ stock-in-trade, but Lamp and his team are organically moving toward partnerships with local artists.
That sense of detailed authenticity is Mann’s stock-in-trade.
While sowing religious divisions has been an election-season stock-in-trade of the Hindu nationalist B.J.P., the lines are drawn differently in Manipur.
Messing in other people’s lives is Fielder’s comedic stock-in-trade.
It’s these emotions — curiosity, fear, excitement — that are Engineered Arts’ stock-in-trade.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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