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sourcing

[sawr-sing, sohr-]

noun

Economics.
  1. the buying of components of a product from an outside supplier, often one located abroad.

    Foreign sourcing in the auto industry has eliminated jobs.



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But sourcing affordable parts and materials in the US remains a constant struggle.

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Ktown for All is sourcing donations through Venmo, with account information posted to Instagram, then discreetly distributing them to dozens of street vendors to cover 30 days of rent and bills.

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Besides sourcing its beans from northern farmers and farming cooperatives, Bucher and his chocolate makers do the same for the ingredients blended into the bars.

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Franco agreed, saying he had fun sourcing artwork from Black artists that matched Ingerslev’s color palette and also contained themes pertinent to the show.

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Zara went against conventional wisdom by sourcing a lot of its clothes closer to home and changing products much more frequently.

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