exports to Africa

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• exports — / ekspɔ:ts/ plural noun goods sent to a foreign country to be sold ● Exports to Africa have increased by 25%. (NOTE: usually used in the plural, but the singular form is used before a noun) …   Marketing dictionary in english

• exports — / ekspɔ:ts/ plural noun goods sent to a foreign country to be sold ● Exports to Africa have increased by 25%. (NOTE: Usually used in the plural, but the singular form is used before a noun.) …   Dictionary of banking and finance

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