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They would fetch a nice price on the unofficial market.

At the same time the village was expanded into a planned town, complete with an unofficial market.

Rials are exchanged on the unofficial market at a higher rate.

But the unofficial market projection, known as the whisper number, was for earnings of 30 cents a share.

Some unofficial markets trade 20-30 times the volume of the "official" futures exchanges.

An informal and unofficial market began to develop.

Offsets create an unofficial market in pollution or emission reduction credits.

This legislation killed the official gold market and a large unofficial market sprung up dealing in cash only.

A very profitable and unofficial market in Tethyr dealt in the trading of the country's various coins.

"God willing, we'll be able to grow the business again," said Eddie Antar, who described his role in the dot-com as the unofficial marketing director.

Unofficial market makers are free to operate on order driven markets or, indeed, on the LSE.

Outside the buildings, the unofficial market or "tianguis" continues on the sidewalks and streets between this market and the Zocalo.

But as in so many other sectors of China's economy, a parallel, unofficial market in ISBN codes has mushroomed among China's estimated 30,000 private publishers.

In addition, the Russian crisis has hit Poland hard, effectively removing an important export market for farm goods and other products, and cutting off what was known as "the unofficial market."

The Iraqi dinar's value on the unofficial market has also sunk, with a dollar now sometimes fetching as many as 22 dinars, compared with 15 or fewer before the standoff began.

This was a spinoff from Georgia's unofficial market economy, the sort of executive adaptation that Mr. Gorbachev has shied from in slowly, hesitantly contemplating how to end economic Communism.

In the UK, the amount of hydroquinone allowed in retail skin-lightening creams has been limited to just 2% but demand means there is a ready unofficial market for stronger potions.

In the 15th and 16th centuries an unofficial market was held at Newland village, the traders taking advantage of the large numbers congregating at the parish church on Sundays and feast days.

Also, the Burlington, Vermont Fox affiliate WFFF-TV has become an unofficial market for the Giants, preventing the Patriots from having full control over all New England markets.

In another, he described himself as the venture's unofficial marketing director, saying that a younger Antar generation, including his nephew Sam A. Antar, would run the day-to-day business of selling computers, audio equipment and the like online.

In addition, imported goods in the Soviet Union fetch extraordinarily high prices on the unofficial market, with computers and pearls commanding the highest prices - making the effective exchange rate up to 60 rubles to the dollar, Izvestia said today.

Based largely on economic needs, during colonial times their pragmatism led to a flourishing unofficial market in smuggled goods, out of the then-small port of Buenos Aires, in blatant contravention of the Spanish mercantilist laws.

Because of the rial's decline in value, ordinary Iranians are urgently seeking out foreign currency, such as dollars or Euros, for safety, yet they are having trouble accessing hard currency, and when they can, they have to pay the unofficial market rate.