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Often used in the same context:
exportation,
importers,
export,
consignments,
smuggling,
shipments,
adulterants,
transhipment,
reexport,
transshipping,
transshipment,
potato wart,
countertrade,
availment,
smugglers,
millers,
customs,
feedstuff,
hog cholera,
copra,
imposts,
consignee,
cargoes,
lmos,
transactions,
wholesalers,
syndicates,
itrs,
remittance,
safrole,
abattoirs,
lodgments,
nitrofuran,
cabotage,
unwrought,
confiscations,
foodstuffs,
cannabis sativa,
bonded warehouse,
transiting,
muscovado,
exporters,
alid,
palm kernel,
intrastate commerce,
evat,
acrylic fibre,
contraband,
value added tax,
offp,
methaqualone,
waragi,
pigmeat,
residues,
mitumba,
furfural,
offals,
thereat,
acetic anhydride,
beche de mer,
concealments,
palm oil,
hectarage,
colza,
rdas,
flitches,
wholesales,
cocoyam,
shabu,
poes,
ketamine hydrochloride,
entrepot,
parathion,
reimposition,
trepang,
indian hemp,
guinea corn,
soya bean,
lodgement,
ruminant,
shahtoosh,
ratoon,
dalo,
gasolene,
internal revenue,
methylamine,
unstamped,
phenylbutazone,
fertilizers,
adulteration,
imprest,
reshipping,
leviable,
ports,
cavendish,
pilferage,
oxytetracycline,
arbitrages,
arrastre,
conveyances,
wharfage,
piggeries,
importation,
acquisitions,
annexations,
borrowings,
purchases,
accessions,
immigrations,
cessions,
emigrations,
imports,
printings,
arrivals,
captures,
excavations,
expeditions,
withdrawals
Also try:
— Adjectives for importations:
foreign,
large,
such,
further,
recent,
direct,
fresh,
early,
heavy,
total,
excessive,
more...
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