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shipper

noun as in sender

Strong match

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Ricky Hayes is the Co-Founder and Head of Marketing at Debutify – free Shopify theme, helping drop shippers build high-converting stores in minutes.

The cooling system for Pfizer’s vaccine must be refreshed with dry ice every five days for up to 30 days, and it’s recommended that its thermal shipper not be opened more than twice a day—and even then, only for one minute at a time.

From Fortune

However, there will be new requirements at the border, adding costs and hurdles for shippers.

From Fortune

Contract farmers, hired to grow a crop for someone else for a per-acre fee, might never learn whether a given harvest was a “good” or a “bad” one, representing a profit or a loss for the shipper that hired them.

Since the pandemic started, shippers have been beefing up their operations, while retailers have been remaking how they process orders, all in preparation for a holiday season like nothing they have ever seen before.

From Fortune

This commodity rate, while special to meet a particular contingency, was open to any other shipper similarly circumstanced.

Rates are sometimes changed, not to suit the shipper but to serve the railway's interests.

And it would indeed follow, were it not that the incidence of the rate is rarely upon the actual shipper.

Or an excessive allowance might be made by the railway for some service or facility afforded by the shipper.

What the amount of such Underclassification of freight by collusion between agent and shipper was, can only be conjectured.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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