Results for plus size shoes and boots translation from Spanish to English

heels and boots (1)
heels and boots (1)

haircuts against shoes and bread against shoes ) .
haircuts against shoes and bread against shoes ) .

jessica carter , una profesional de los medios de comunicación y desarrollo internacional, comparte la noticia en su blog "red shoes and cobblestones":
jessica carter, an australian media and international development professional, shares the news in her blog "red shoes and cobblestones":

dos meses atrás, el blogger decidió tomarse un descanso de su blog communist socks and boots, limitando su redacción a tan sólo un post de vez en cuando en su blog grupal the kampalan.
two months ago the comrade decided to take a hiatus from his blog communist socks and boots, limiting his writing to the occasional post on the group blog the kampalan.

no te olvides de mirar también los dibujos de la serie "becky, ben and boots" en la sección de cómic infantil... y conocerás al simpático pony boots.
don't forget to look also at the drawings of the serial "becky, ben and boots" in the section on children's comic... and you'll meet the charming pony boots.

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:jel: l1 – market structure, firm strategy, and market performancejel: l11 – production, pricing, and market structure; size distribution of firmsjel: l12 – monopoly; monopolization strategiesjel: l13 – oligopoly and other imperfect marketsjel: l14 – transactional relationships; contracts and reputation; networksjel: l15 – information and product quality; standardization and compatibilityjel: l17 - open source products and markets:jel: l2 – firm objectives, organization, and behaviorjel: l21 – business objectives of the firmjel: l22 – firm organization and market structurejel: l23 – organization of productionjel: l24 – contracting out; joint ventures; technology licensingjel: l25 – firm performance: size, diversification, and scopejel: l26 – entrepreneurship:jel:l3 – non-profit organizations and public enterprisejel: l32 – public enterprises; public-private enterprisesjel: l33 – comparison of public and private enterprises; privatization; contracting out:jel: l4 – antitrust issues and policiesjel: l41 – monopolization; horizontal anticompetitive practicesjel: l42 – vertical restraints; resale price maintenance; quantity discountsjel: l43 – legal monopolies and regulation or deregulationjel: l44 – antitrust policy and public enterprise, nonprofit institutions, and professional organizations:jel: l5 – regulation and industrial policyjel: l52 – industrial policy; sectoral planning methodsjel: l53] – enterprise policy:jel: l6 – industry studies: manufacturingjel: l62 – automobiles; other transportation equipmentjel: l63 – microelectronics; computers; communications equipmentjel: l64 – other machinery; business equipment; armamentsjel: l65 – chemicals; rubber; drugs; biotechnologyjel: l66 – food; beverages; cosmetics; tobacco; wine and spiritsjel: l67 – other consumer nondurables: clothing, textiles, shoes, and leatherjel: l68 – appliances; other consumer durables:jel: l7 – industry studies: primary products and constructionjel: l72 – mining, extraction, and refining: other nonrenewable resourcesjel: l73 – forest productsjel: l74 – constructionjel: l78 – government policy:jel: l8 – industry studies: servicesjel: l81 – retail and wholesale trade; e-commercejel: l82 – entertainment; media (performing arts, visual arts, broadcasting, publishing, etc.