overstock in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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Who had set them up to sell off overstocks and deletions from all the major record companies.
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Overstock sells surplus and liquidated items, as well as new furniture, apparel, home goods, and electronics.
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This was an area most exposed to soil erosion and drifting sand: trees had been cut for fuel and years of overstocking and the rabbit plague had denuded the land.
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These can be caused by poor water quality, overfeeding and overstocking.
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Other reasons are found to be overstocking of explosives, raw material and finished goods, and employment of workers in excess of the permitted strength.
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This might lead people to overstock beer to satisfy any future unanticipated demands.
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Do not overstock the shelves.
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The company also sells new, overstock, surplus, used and salvaged goods.
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Retailers risk losing money by overstocking or missing sales and disappointing shoppers by not having enough items available.
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But low wool prices and minimal fertilisation have led to overstocking and degradation of the land.
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