They are usually sold in street markets, car boot sales and are also hawked around pubs. |
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Is it that different from the travelling pedlar who hawked his wares warning that he wouldn't be there tomorrow? |
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I don't know if I swallowed it or hawked it up, but I couldn't get it to go either way for a long time. |
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They are too rare and valuable a bird to be hawked about with the rest of your menagerie. |
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Another gob of spit hit the dirt, but this time hawked the other way to Mathias. |
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A television station hawked its new fall lineup on stickers affixed to bananas in grocery stores. |
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Fraudulent doctors and sellers of nostrums have hawked their wares throughout the world since earliest times. |
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Shops began to open and street vendors hawked vegetables loaded onto donkey carts. |
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An osprey flying past with a fish in its talons was another bonus while a dusky flycatcher hawked insects from various perches around the garden. |
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After making a demo in his London flat on a stereo tape-deck, he hawked his melding of many instruments around record companies. |
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Hacks offered guided rides, property owners preserved battle damage for display, and relic hunters hawked everything from bones to bullets. |
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As recently as the late 1960s, vendors hawked turtle eggs in the streets of Chennai. |
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Both mobilized a grassroots organization unprecedented in their countries, and both hawked progressive agendas. |
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Gone are the days when a few rows of vendors hawked books to hardcore fans. |
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Men and women everywhere hawked government-controlled newspapers printed on a grayish, low-grade newsprint no doubt full of comparably dull propaganda. |
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They spend hours browsing such jewellery hawked on pavements. |
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Bands played, people danced, and merchants hawked their wares. |
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He had hawked up as much phlegm and mucus as he could muster into that spit and watched it slide nastily down Cassius' face in streaks of yellow and white. |
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They were in the tradition of colportage, hawked by street pedlars who entered bars and workshops, or sold by tobacconists, newsagents, or at railway kiosks. |
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Stall owners hawked their wares under canopies of brightly colored cloth. |
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A few years ago most bootleg tobacco was duty-free produce that had been legally on sale somewhere, hawked in Britain for a profit. |
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Her marble fireplace business has grown from humble beginnings, when she hawked marble tiles round shops, to the ultimate in trendsetting home design. |
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With this is mind, it could prove a catastrophe for it to be meretriciously hawked off elsewhere. |
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But all it meant for him now was that he'd end up trapped in these horribly unpleasant dreamscapes, where strange dire men hawked cookware and arcane exercise devices. |
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None of the world's car companies, to which the stake to be privatised has been quietly hawked, is much interested. |
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Another is the production of relevant, timely papers which can be hawked to the press. |
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He hawked his wares and George was foreman ganger at the station. |
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Vendors hawked their wares while gesturing wildly, and groups of dirty street urchins played amidst the chaos, laughing and catcalling to one another. |
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A number of wandering and flockless preachers hawked challenges from town to town. |
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Booksellers promoted it and itinerant colporteurs hawked it. |
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The principality has long been popular with European tax dodgers, but growth accelerated when Swiss banks hawked Liechtenstein foundations to clients worldwide. |
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How far it goes will depend largely on the state of the mortgages that serve as collateral for many of the newfangled instruments that were, until recently, hawked with glee on Wall Street. |
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But he has more stamina than any host who has ever hawked Turtle Wax. |
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It is average at best and hawked like it is the ultimate indulgence. |
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This approach leads to a nearly constant flood of memos and meetings that sound as if something new is constantly being hawked again and again and again. |
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He hawked up, with incredible straining, the interjection ah! |
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