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vendorn. a seller, particularly of real property.
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vendorSeller or supplier.
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vendorA person or business who sells goods, property, etc.
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vendor1590s, from late Anglo-French vendor, from vendre "to vend," from Latin vendere "to sell" (see vend). More common in legal use than vender.
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vendor1. (industrial definition) An organization that supplies specific goods or services to the business markets and/ or organizational markets. 2. (retailing definition) Any firm from which a retailer obtains merchandise.
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vendorThe real estate seller.
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vendorThe person or entity legally authorised to sell a property.
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vendorSomeone who sells something; a "seller."
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vendorThe manufacturer or distributor of an item or product line. Also see: Supplier.
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vendorA vendor is the last entity in the chain that brands a product and sells it directly to end users or through a channel. A vendor may design and manufacture its own products, assemble complete systems [..]
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vendorsomeone who sells something.
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vendorA supplier of material or services offered from a catalog or price list and purchased with a purchase order. [D04294]
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vendorThe term ‘vendor’ is a generic label applied to suppliers. It is usually used to describe first tier suppliers and may embrace manufacturers, distributors or agents. When developing a classification [..]
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vendorA seller of goods, services, or something for sale.
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vendorA person or an organization that provides software and/or hardware and/or firmware and/or documentation to the user for a fee or in exchange for services. Such a firm could be a medical device manufac [..]
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vendorDefinitions (2) 1. A company which supplies parts or services to another company. also called supplier.
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vendorAnother name for a seller, merchant or supplier.
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vendorA company in the business of providing access to a selection of bibliographic databases, online or on CD-ROM, by subscription (examples: EBSCO, ProQuest, Gale, etc.) or on a per search basis (OCLC Fir [..]
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vendorThe hardware and software suppliers of a computerized system. There may be multiple vendors for a computerized system. The vendor may or may not be a manufacture of the computerized system. For exampl [..]
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vendoralso vend·er [ven-dər] n : one that sells something
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vendorOne who offers a property for sale.
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vendorA person or company that sells or delivers goods or services. See supplier.
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vendorSupplier of goods or services of a commercial nature; may be a manufacturer, importer, or wholesale distributor.
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vendorA firm or individual that supplies goods or services; the seller.
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vendorA person or company selling or supplying goods and services.
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vendorIn the context of ProQuest services, a vendor is the same thing as a Provider.
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vendorSee Service provider.
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vendor any person, agency, or organization that provides services purchased by [DVR]. Vendors must meet all Federal non-discrimination requirements. [IHDI]
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vendorThe person selling the property.
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vendorAn entity that provides leased property to customers.
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vendorAn entity that sells goods and may provide services to customers.
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vendorThe party who offers a property for sale.
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vendorDefined in the ASX Listing Rules as a person to whom restricted securities are issued.
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vendorA vendor is a firm paid by campaigns or outside groups to perform certain activities, like buying or producing ads or direct mail. This OpenSecrets list shows the top vendors; bear in mind that many o [..]
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vendorA vendor is a seller of something. The buyer is also referred to as the vendee. The term vendor is most often used to refer to a transaction involving real property, as opposed to personal property. V [..]
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vendorThe merchant whose products I sell on my website, sometimes confusingly called by the client.
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vendorOne who offers a property for sale.
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vendor(n) someone who promotes or exchanges goods or services for money
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vendorThe person who transfers property by sale. Another word for “seller.” Commonly used in land contract sales.
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vendorThe person who is selling a property.
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vendorAn operator being paid by DOI or USFS for services.
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vendorA person who is liable to register for VAT in terms of the VAT Act.
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vendorA person who offers a property for sale.
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vendorA person who sells property.
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vendorEntity selling software. (see Publisher
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vendorn. a seller, particularly of real property.
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vendorA person who offers a property for sale.
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vendorThe person legally authorised to sell a property.
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vendorAn entity selling a good or service to the State. Vendors include, but are not limited to, retail businesses, consultants, contractors, manufacturers, credit card companies. A vendor may be an indiv [..]
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vendorone who sells.
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vendorA term used in legal work arising out of the sale and purchase of property i.e. Conveyancing.
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vendorSee local system vendor; materials vendor; vendor partner
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vendora supplier that can arrange to offer specified goods on a pre-determined schedule. Examples of vendors include companies that sell office paper or safety supplies.
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vendorAn entity that sells products and services. It may be a Government agency or organization, a contractor, or a retail merchant (USAID Worldwide Purchase Card Program Manual, A Mandatory Reference for A [..]
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vendorthe company selling product, from ERP system.
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vendorSomeone from whom you buy products or services. Also called a supplier.
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vendorIn online advertising, a vendor generally refers to a company with a specific product or service such as creating or delivering rich media, maintaining a CDN, or providing third-party data. viewabilit [..]
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vendor The manufacturer or distributor of a product. Vendor-managed Inventory –
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vendorThe manufacturer or distributor of an item or product line. Vendor Code:
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vendorOne who sells goods to retailers.
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vendor
A person or a company that vends or sells.
A vending machine.
* '''2015''', Jennifer Ott, ''Rays of Civilization'' (page 64)
*: She left her duties guarding the cola vendor and brushed past Earl [..]
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vendorThe seller of a property.
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vendorThis is another name for the Seller of a property.
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vendorSeller.
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vendorA seller of real property.
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vendorone who transfers property by sale; synonymous with "seller" ward* -
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vendorthe seller, one who disposes of something.
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vendorA person who offers property for sale (seller).
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vendorSeller or supplier.
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vendorIn a supply chain, a vendor, or a seller, is an enterprise that contributes goods or services. Generally, a supply chain vendor manufactures inventory/stock items and sells them to the next link in th [..]
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