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• This is a commercial transaction. (10)
• We shook hands like a pair of commercial men. (10)
• Thus, the whole commercial interest is unsatisfied. (16)
• But we are above such a thing as a commercial transaction. (10)
• The whole fur trade was placed on a strictly commercial basis. (19)
• The commercial fellows, however, laughed; and this infuriating Mr. (8)
• I am not speaking of intrinsic but of commercial values, of course. (14)
• Their commercial instincts will overshadow the phantom of independence. (18)
• Commercial men might hardly think so; but perhaps ladies will perceive it. (10)
• Competition among commercial agencies would have even less to recommend it. (16)
• The commercial classes will be on whichever side their trade is encouraged. (18)
• The young man easily consented to turn the commercial into a social inquiry. (9)
• To obtain them, extensive commercial and diplomatic negotiations were necessary. (12)
• He was, as it were, the missing link between the artist and the commercial public. (8)
• But he had fallen upon a commercial age, and had not been large enough to sway it. (13)
• No, it was not exactly resignation, it was rather sheer lack of commercial instinct. (8)
• One other influence, and that dependent on commercial activity, produced great results. (3)
• All other facts of commercial and industrial interest could be dealt with in the same way. (9)
• Besides I have some commercial ventures that I expect to bring in some returns very soon. (18)
• If it is true that the commercial spirit rules the press, it is at least in good company. (16)
• Obviously, what frets the commercial interest is the public indifference to book-reviews. (16)
• They are thoroughly whipped into line by a policy of commercial cowardice and dependence. (18)
• Nor is the commercial advertisement immune from caustic comment, if the comment is sincere. (16)
• The spirit of the place has not changed; it is as it was, splendidly and sordidly commercial. (9)
• How did geographical situation favor the Netherlands in the struggle for commercial supremacy? (3)
• They were men of keen commercial instincts, evidenced by the fact that they had accumulated wealth. (16)
• The Associated Press is not a commercial company in the sense that it is a dividend-hunting concern. (16)
• Of all the creatures of commercial enterprise, a canal barge is by far the most delightful to consider. (2)
• Then he displays his commercial craftiness by overwhelming the big area with peanut and popcorn vendors. (21)
• They are too close to, and too much interested in the commercial element of Philadelphia to be so radical. (18)
• A strange feature of the exercise of the invisible agent is that it generates only for commercial purposes. (21)
• Not all the commercial advertisers put together use posters so liberally as do the combined circus interests. (21)
• There would thus be a chaos of ineffective competition among either coöperative or commercial press agencies. (16)
• The obvious value of the theory to the Silent Bargain accounts for its popularity with the commercial interests. (16)
• And it is largely due to this commercial activity that the school of the Netherlands attained such an undying fame. (3)
• But certain of the minor titles headed City Firms, she had heard; certain of the families were avowedly commercial. (10)
• Surely as a woman of business she understood that the British could not abandon their legitimate commercial interests. (8)
• Almost every month exploring parties went out, and returned full of enthusiastic reports of its commercial advantages. (19)
• They were an injured family; for what they gave was good, and the commercial world had not behaved honourably to them. (10)
• If the commercial interests of our country could have the decision, there would have been no Declaration of Independence. (18)
• Their situation between the trading countries of the South and the North made them, as it were, the commercial exchange of Europe. (3)
• We did so reluctantly and after a bitter contest, for the commercial and Quaker interests of Philadelphia opposed the declaration. (18)
• Business, political, commercial and marine, left few vacancies in his mind other than for the pleasures he could command and enjoy. (10)
• As Barclugh was known among his commercial associates to be in touch with merchants in New York, he could correspond with little suspicion. (18)
• With both theatre and press on a commercial basis, it follows naturally that the art of acting and the art of criticism should both decline. (16)
• It may be remedied by using some one of the commercial floor hardeners or by painting the floor with water-glass solution or boiled linseed-oil. (17)
• A few years ago it was of secondary commercial importance to Galatz, a larger town similarly placed on a bluff fifteen miles farther down-stream. (20)
• As America reaches out for commercial predominance, so the American circus challenged competition abroad, and foreign rivals quivered and shrunk. (21)
• You know they represent great commercial houses in London, and they think that they would be ruined to cut off their condition of agent and hireling. (18)
• The commercial publisher of book-reviews, realizing that any fool can praise a book, is apt to increase his profits by lowering the wage of his critic. (16)
• Robert FitzMaurice was the Financier General of Congress, and his commercial house of Milling & FitzMaurice was being enriched in every possible channel. (18)
• Charles Courtier on the other hand had always been accompanied by thousands, who really could not understand the conduct of this man with no commercial sense. (8)
• For this reason, the intercourse with the entire world generated by the great commercial activity of the times produced the first great world School of Music. (3)
• Having learned all their customs and business methods he returned to his own country and laid before the Panjandrum a comprehensive scheme of commercial reform. (7)
• Accurately to know it is of the first commercial importance for publisher and author, of the first public importance for the effective leaders of public opinion. (16)
• Like a prudent capitalist with a somewhat cynical view of the commercial prospect, she desired to place her supplications in a great variety of heavenly securities. (2)
• The requirements of the circus built the boards and the results obtained forced the business to become a permanent and recognized factor in active commercial life. (21)
• The Netherlands were preëminently fitted to carry on great commercial pursuits by virtue of their geographical situation and long combat and association with the sea. (3)
• Still another element to be considered was the stir in intellectual, social, political and commercial life which was evident everywhere, the product of the Renaissance. (3)
• Next to the Divorce Court, this court was, perhaps, the favourite emporium of justice, libel, breach of promise, and other commercial actions being frequently decided there. (8)

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