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North Carolina Shared Foreign Sales Corporation Program / by North Carolina.International Trade Division.;

Subjects: Shared Foreign Sales Corporation Program (N.C.); Export duties; Foreign tax credit; Foreign trade promotion;

Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 3

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A bill to be entitled An act to provide an export duty on cotton and tobacco exported from the Confederate States to the ports or in the ships of any foreign country which has not recognized the independence of the Confederate States. by Confederate States of America.Congress.House of Representatives.(CARDINAL)199184;

Subjects: Legislative bills.; Foreign trade regulation; Tobacco industry; Tariff on tobacco; Tariff on cotton; Cotton trade;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1

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A bill to be entitled "An act to impose a duty on tobacco and an additional duty on cotton exported from the Confederate States". by Confederate States of America.Congress.House of Representatives.(CARDINAL)199184;

Subjects: Legislative bills.; Tobacco industry; Cotton trade; Tariff;

Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1

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eBay global the smart way : buying and selling internationally on the world's #1 auction site / by Sinclair, Joseph T.(CARDINAL)206509; Ubels, Ron.(CARDINAL)468064;

Includes bibliographical references and index.Global prototypes -- Compliance, finance, and safety -- Your trade reference system -- Customs clearance -- Customs documents -- Import and export licenses -- Customs brokers and shipping agents -- Restricted imports and exports -- Taxes on sales -- Import duties -- Means of payment -- Letters of credit -- Currency exchange -- Operational costs -- Fraud -- Paypal basics -- Paypal international -- Paypal import-export -- Package shipping -- Bulk shipping -- Insurance -- Business and culture -- Communication -- Business culture and travel abroad -- Cross border relationships -- Manufacturing abroad -- Warehousing -- Services and digital content.

Subjects: eBay (Firm); Internet auctions.;

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F-22 Raptor : Lockheed Martin stealth fighter / by Neubeck, Ken,author.(CARDINAL)893956;

"The Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor entered US Air Force service in 200. Under 200 examples were built with production ending in late 2011. Despite the appearance of many new designs in the interim, an argument can still be made for the Raptor as the most advanced fighter aircraft on active duty today. The F-22 program cost the US government more than $60 billion and the aircraft generated great hype and scrutiny from the press. Some of its systems remain classified; and the plane is strictly prohibited from export to allied powers."--Page [4] of cover.

Subjects: Illustrated works.; F-22 (Jet fighter plane); Jet fighter planes; Fighter planes.;

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Travellers of the world revolution : a global history of the Communist International / by Studer, Brigitte,author.; Roberts, Dafydd,translator.;

Includes bibliographical references and index."The Communist International was the first organized attempt to bring about worldwide revolution and left a lasting mark on twentieth-century history. Acclaimed historian Brigitte Studer offers a new and fascinating account of this transnational organization founded in 1919 by Lenin and Trotsky and dissolved by Stalin in 1943, telling the story through the eyes of the activists who became its 'professional revolutionaries'"--Preface -- Introduction -- Revolution and organization -- Local beginnings of a global project -- Revolution as an employment -- The global in the local -- Women, men and the revolutionary self -- Situated action -- Sources and structure -- Moscow 1920: Revolutionary rendezvous -- Through the Allied blockade to Soviet Russia -- Revolutionary enthusiasm and the experience of transnational solidarity -- The search for shared principles and a common language -- Revolutionaries of a new type? -- Baku and Tashkent: The revolution goes East -- The 'oppressed peoples of the East' -- Force of arms, force of propaganda: Exporting the revolution -- Modernity and tradition? -- Daily life in the early days of the comintern apparatus -- Berlin: Bridgehead in Europe and hub of transnational circulation -- Transfers of money and knowledge -- An early comintern agent and his team -- Interacting apparatuses -- An organ of party control in the West -- The working day on a foreign mission -- A rigorous system of coordination and supervision -- Berlin, cultural capital of international communism -- Cosmopolitan intellectuals -- Changing personnel policy -- Euphoria and sadness, integration and isolation -- Between ascesis and Bohemia -- A communist entrepreneur -- Avant-garde culture and prop-art -- Paris, Brussels, Berlin: Anti-imperialism and transcolonial networks -- Anticolonialism reaches the Metropole -- China: New epicentre of the world revolution -- Building global anticolonial solidarity -- From anticolonialism to anti-imperialism -- Mobilizing friends and sympathizers -- Coordination with the Eastern department -- 'Negro workers': The internationalization of the international -- Guangzhou and Wuhan: On missions for the Comintern in China -- Disunion and deadlock -- In the new capital -- Communicating the line -- Departure and the political consequences of the debacle -- Shanghai: The perilous life of the Comintern agent -- Rallying point for professional revolutionaries -- Smashing of the Comintern network -- Conspiracy as an occupation -- Sowing confusion -- Improvised cooperation between apparatuses -- A Communist enclave amid the foreign concessions -- Cities of refuge: Paris, Basel, Zurich, Moscow -- Paris: A disorganized effort to rebuild the apparatus -- Basel and Zurich: Precarious safety -- Moscow: Caught in the trap -- The last big mission: Barcelona, Madrid, Albacete, Valencia -- Advent of the Comintern representatives -- Solidarity with the Spanish Republic...and the revolution -- Recruitment and conveyance of volunteers -- Establishment of a military base in Albacete -- (Proto-)humanitarian aid -- Security and surveillance in Spain -- Fatigue and conflict among the comintern advisers -- Conclusion: A life with bags packed -- Conditions, duties, job requirements -- Personality types, career opportunities and cadre policy -- Violence and imprisonment -- Political commitment: Gains and losses -- Stalin and the transformation of the Comintern -- The dead on leave: The great massacre -- Aftermath -- A brief epilogue: The survivors.

Subjects: Communist International; Communism;

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The road to Armageddon. by Collins, Larry.(CARDINAL)151881;

Fact: It's the 21st century, and every day, the world's largest crop of opium is harvested from the fertile fields of war-torn Afghanistan. It is rushed through Iran to processing labs in Turkey where it is turned into what is, pound-for-pound, one if the most valuable substances on earth: pure-grade Heroin. Fact: The incredible amounts of cash generated from this dark enterprise are deposited in the West's largest banking systems. From London, New York and Washington to Paris, Amsterdam and Istanbul, our banks wash and protect the profits from this poisonous enterprise. Fact: "Businessmen" from Iran have purchased an airstrip north of Hamburg, Germany for their "exporting" needs. Fact or Fiction?: With the profits from these dealings, Iran has acquired six nuclear weapons of mass destruction from a retreating Russian army and stands poised as the newest player in the deadly poker game of world domination. The line between fact and fiction is so tight in Larry Collins' new thriller, The Road to Armageddon, that readers will find themselves short of breath trying to separate the reality of this tense yarn from the evening's headlines. When Iran's deadly nuclear game is revealed, CIA agent Frank Williams realizes there is only one man made for the job of traveling to the other side of the world to neutralize this threat; only one man who knows the area and the players well enough to infiltrate and expose this ultimate threat to humanity: his disgraced, but tough-as-lead former partner, agent Jim Duffy. Williams travels to Duffy's quiet Maine hideaway and presents the facts of the case: The world's largest heroin dealers have carved a path straight to America's doorsteps, and may possesssix of the deadliest weapons known to man. Duffy doesn't want to yield to the Agency that rudely cast him aside. Still--a sense of duty, and a love of country will not let him stand by, idle. Not since The Manchurian Candidate has a thriller so closely walked the line between fiction and today's political reality--readers will travel The Road to Armageddon and go undercover, trying to ascertain where reality breaks and where fact begins in this thriller without equal. Finally, readers the world over will be forced to ask: Is this happening? Are we on the brink of our planet's final conflict?

Subjects: Thrillers (Fiction); United States. Central Intelligence Agency; Nuclear warfare; Intelligence officers; Terrorism; Drug traffic;

Available copies: 2 / Total copies: 2

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