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The old fisherman peddled the boat to leave bank and head to the reeds.

Although this was years before Buddhism was peddled in supermarkets, he eagerly studied Zen, gave reading lists on the subject to his dates.

But maybe it is time for an alternative to the brash certainties , peddled by those pseudo- scientists, otherwise known as economists .

The fact is America is now too complicated a place to accommodate the simple verities peddled by the Tea Partiers.

It was an absurd and untrue story, but Brown and Bossie peddled it hard.

Four years later, Mr. Hollender and partner Alan Newman raised money for a failing mail-order catalog that peddled environmental products.

For almost twenty years, to save up for his donations, Bai Fangli peddled his pedicab everyday.

Back when he was health minister, Mr Kan made his name by helping to expose the scandal of HIV-tainted blood peddled by Green Cross.

Demand for the horn has risen along with prices, since it is now also peddled as a cure for cancer.

He peddled small articles around the town from household to household.

He peddled his theories of excellence with the exuberance and evangelistic zeal of a 19th-century cough-syrup salesman.

More recently, financial innovations were peddled on a tale of decreased risk through financial engineering.

In any case, some of the financial snake oil peddled at the height of the housing bubble was bad for saving.

Oracle (1977) was originally a database company, which peddled databases as the answer to all its clients' problems.

Toxic subprime mortgages were peddled by lenders with little federal oversight and shoved into off-balance-sheet vehicles.

But it is still unclear what information was actually peddled.

She rented a storefront in downtown Melbourne, and peddled her concoction at a staggering markup.

It was now dark as I peddled hard to keep up.

At least, that is the stereotype peddled by a thousand women's magazines.

Heaven and hell were peddled, so priests could rule through seduction and terror, save our souls that we never lost in the first place.

The authors rightly eschew the determinism peddled by the snake oil salesmen of futurology.

If conditions worsen, they may even have to buy back securities peddled to clients, as they are obliged to make markets in some of them.

Some nostrum peddled as a cure for unemployment.

In the past there were many folk craftsmen who peddled their bike load of wares along streets, a scene seldom found nowadays.

Residents who want warm showers can buy electric heaters peddled from the trunks of cars outside the complex's front gate.

Onyango's boss, Rosemary Njeri, herself peddled clanking crates of soda shop-to-shop as a stockist 12 years ago.

It is not only answerable to our customers, also can achieve the supplier, peddled and customer three win-win goals.

Michael Milken peddled junk bonds.

Peddled in the thoroughfares.

The farmer peddled his fruit from house to house .

The old man peddled ice-cream on the street corner.

The vendor thanked him and peddled away.

THIS drug is peddled on every street corner in America, and is found in every country in the world.

In Vietnam, for example, cigarettes are being peddled to urban women as a "sophisticated" pursuit.

While this uncertainty lasts, investors are taking it out on the banks that peddled the securities by dumping their shares;

he has come up in the world since he peddled his own baked goods from a pushcart

The 19-second short clip, which was peddled at 160000 yen (RMB12000) in the street, has caused a sensation in Japan.