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special delivery; rush delivery (Alexander Demidov); overnight shipping (grafleonov); Premium Rush (Johnny Bravo); express delivery (British) = express1 Usage examples Baby girl born in her parents " jeep on way to hospital Cassie arrives by express delivery By Staff Reporter newsdesk@belfasttelegraph. BELFAST TELEGRAPH 2004) If found, please forward to Adelaide Football Club, express delivery. THE ADVERTISER, SUNDAY MAIL 2004) Mattson said Brando received an express delivery package from Bakley in mid-April of 2001, a few weeks before she was killed. CANADA.COM 2004) Slow delivery times on some items, with expensive express delivery. SUN, NEWS OF THE WORLD 2000) The premium could be charged for express delivery of the product, or could reflect the temporary scarcity of the product. Pass, Christopher, Lowes, Bryan COLLINS DICTIONARY OF ECONOMICS. Collins Alexander Demidov) |
