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place of commerce

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See: business, market, market place


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Always a place of commerce, Leipzig has fundamentally shaped the history of Saxony and of Germany.
John Lynch of former Reagan-Bush appointee, and Republican, Bonnie Newman, of Portsmouth, a longtime educator, to take the place of Commerce Secretary-to-be Judd Gregg has mainly gone over well.
Provena Covenant Medical Center ruling, the court said the hospital's operation was more like a place of commerce than a facility used for religious purposes, and, therefore, the property should not be exempt from taxation.
 
 
 
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