Results for prada shoes and accessories translation from Spanish to English

their parts and accessories
their parts and accessories

test boards and accessories(6)
test boards and accessories(6)

they come with a cage, food, carrier, and accessories.
they come with a cage, food, carrier, and accessories.

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

.22 lr variant, conversion kit and accessories* historia del vz.
.22 lr variant, conversion kit and accessories* history of the vz.

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":

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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.