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• The company has been successful in penetrating overseas markets this year.

• If you were offered an overseas posting, would you take it?

• After he'd served his apprenticeship he found work overseas.

• The airline halved its overseas service because of a sharp reduction in traffic.

• Our firm does a lot of business with overseas customers.

• Not only were they uncertain of the future evolution of monetary policy overseas, they were ill-informed of developments at home.

• This argument led back to the king's initial assessment that overseas trade could not succeed without the protection of a potent navy.

• The effect of cutting commitments 'overseas' on the balance of payments was another motivation.

• The supply comes from both local and overseas sources with a complexity of water resources, treatment technologies and distribution networks.

• For example, the editors are centrally concerned with exploring the ' tensions of empire ', especially the contradiction between practising democracy at home and authoritarianism overseas.

• Local and regional organizations have similar overseas links.

• Furthermore, the general improvement in levels of imperial trade masked important regional variations between overseas territories and within individual colonies.

• They make smaller transactions, deal in fewer and usually lower-value commodities, and have no overseas markets or sources of financing.

• And because the frame was facility dependent, the strings, resonators and beaters would be easily disassembled and collapsed for overseas travel.

• Cases who had been overseas shortly before becoming unwell were not excluded.

• This huge difference directs our attention to the third cluster of motives behind the overseas business expansion, the dubious ones.

• It was entirely in keeping with his outlook that he should have approached overseas enterprise in an almost reckless frame of mind.

• In particular in times of war, investments in overseas commerce were simply too risky.

• Most empirical studies of currency substitution have focused on the preference for foreign currency deposits (whether held domestically or overseas) while excluding notes in circulation.

• In its first stage, voyages were closely linked to political demarcation of boundaries overseas.