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Перевод: purveyor

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1. Corbett nodded and pushed a few coins into the purveyor's slack hands.
2. Forsyth is a top-selling and stylish author - decidedly not a purveyor of great literature, but a man writing for men, with thrills guaranteed.
3. In its role as the chief purveyor of propaganda and agitation, the press had shifted its accent at the start of NEP.
4. You had best ask the purveyor that question."
5. The phrase "Library and Information Centres" encompasses any purveyor of any type and format of publicly available information - including that available in electronic form.
6. "The same purveyor who greeted the King when he landed from the ferry?"
7. Although bakery closures by the Mothers Pride, Mr Kipling and Bisto purveyor were reflected in slightly lower sales in this area, turnover was 7 per cent ahead at 1.79billion.
8. The launch of the Linn CD player, an exotic two-box player priced at ten pounds less than 2600, comes just a decade into the era of CD, and at a time when record player sales are on their uppers, and W H Smith, the UK's largest purveyor of prerecorded music, is pledged to withdraw LPs from its stores by about the time this issue hits the newsstands .
9. Subsequent developments, including the isolation of cell components, the recognition of DNA in the cell nucleus as the purveyor of hereditary information and the determination of its structure in the 1950s by Watson and Crick, have all paved the way for the genetic engineering of the 1980s.
10. The man who brought you Heinrich Boll (The Lost Honour of Katerina Blum), Gunter Grass (The Tin Drum), Proust (Swann in Love) is no purveyor of the saccharine snap.
11. She became taxi driver, purveyor of fine wines, lender of lurex and drag-hag extraordinaire.
12. As a massive lender which takes no deposits, a marketer of industrial and consumer finance, and increasingly a purveyor of insurance-related products to an under-insured French public, CB probably embodies a unique combination of strategy and interests.