(e) Footwear, leather and travel goods

Do you have these shoes in my size?

In the US, the ERP is much higher for footwear of plastic, rubber or textiles than for leather shoes.

Protection for men s leather shoe producers reaches however high levels in Canada with 32 per cent in Japan this rate is 28 per cent for shoes within the tariff quota and 260 per cent at the specific MFN rate for shoes priced at US 25 per pair (corresponding to the average import price of such shoes in the United States).

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This is the way that most of us were taught to tie our shoes.

Shoes?

The Team makes no distinction between alternative and informal remittance systems for the purposes of this report.

Gotashoeshine Got a shoeshine

Shoes. Take off my shoes.

Man Take the shoes. Take the shoes.

Tom opened the shoebox and took out the shoes.

Persistence of peak tariffs on sensitive products such as textiles, leather, footwear, fish and fish products

The smaller model is now standard field issue, to be fitted into the heel of your shoe.

Footwear of various types is still protected by high tariffs in most developed countries.

This is the way that most of us were taught to tie our shoes.

Wear your old shoes in, your new shoes out.

So I went back to the store and said to the owner, I love the shoes, but I hate the laces.

It's just like football boots. You've taken football boots off?

Shoes?

Shoe?

It may also be recalled that most successful footwear exporters did not build up vertical integration through these stages, but started directly with shoe production under subcontracting and special tariff provisions for outward processing.

They're like sun shoes, but, you know, with sand.

I love the shoes, but I hate the laces.

I've always told her to buy heavy shoes, real clodhoppers.

I lost a heel. Will these shoes do?

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Did you ever hear of anyone taking a shower with their shoes on?

Therefore LDCs can for example export leather products and footwear duty free to Japan.

In the EU, protection is more pronounced for the leather industry than for shoe production (at rates of 14 per cent and 9 per cent).

These are sandals.

And a shoe!

Slippers.

Slippers.

Shoes!

Shoe?

Soft Shoes.

Shoes.

Shoes?

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And her shoes. Did you see the soles?

And if you pull the cords under the knot, you will see that the bow orients itself along the transverse axis of the shoe.

Prices decreased in clothing and footwear (2.2 ) furnishings, household equipment and routine maintenance (0.5 ) health (0.1 ).

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