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cast-offs

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cast-offs [ˈkɑːstɔfs] nplvĂȘtements mpl dont on ne veut plus


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Hosts David Beaupre, Michael Spatafora and Samantha Gleisten will transform thrift-store cast-offs into unique items that will distinguish your space from the Joneses.
Teledyne has expanded that business by snapping up cast-offs such as the Tekmar division of Emerson Electric, which it acquired in June for $13.
It wishes to be seen as "green" and part of the sustainable economy trend, yet it also thrives on the obsolete cast-offs of a free-spending society.
 
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