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(speaks in foreign language) (speaks in foreign language) (speaks in foreign language) And a person that makes profit can't make more than is does. (speaks in foreign language) (speaks in foreign language) And then the demerit says that we don't want the merchant to suffer a loss of principle if he accidentally sells with a new measure for the old price. (speaks in foreign language) Increasing the measure by a six should also be user because he's not gonna make any profit. (speaks in foreign language) Coins and measures can be increased by a six despite the possibility that the merchant won't profit. But the hum has said to do more because the merchant can suffer a loss. The second slogan on the daft, hoarding produce. The price says (speaks in foreign language) People who hoard produce, who cause the prices to rise and take advantage of them and people that lend with ribbess and people who cheat using small apha measures and people that raise the prices. The possek says that the menishlum will never forget their deeds. Schmoll's father would sell early in the market at their early lower price and Schmoll would delay selling his produce until the end of the harvest season at the early lower price. They sent a message from Aristotle that the father's minute was better than the sun because once the price starts off lower, it will be lower a whole season. The price says he can't hoard produce which are a staple of life like wine, oils and flour but a person can hoard spices. The iser is only to buy from the market to hoard but a person's allowed to hoard his own produce. Another price is not there to hoard near Schmita. The third slogan on the daft, exporting staples from Aristotle. The price says he can't be Mitzi Paris from Aristotle, things that have high enoughish. If you live in Missouri, it's not there to export wine because it reduces indecency in Aristotle. The Tanakama adds that you can't export to cereal also because it's not considered part of Aristotle. Remember, it permits exporting from the last province in Aristotle to the first province in Syria since they're close. On the next stop, the price says a person cannot trade in staples of life in Aristotle to buy from a producer and retail it at a higher price. Blasmin Aziah did trade with wine and oil in Aristotle and think my explains that he held like a bit of a messier regarding wine and there was a lot of oil where he lived and therefore there was no concern about increasing prices. (speaking in foreign language) (speaking in foreign language) Second Sogia, hoarding produce. Third Sogia, exporting staples from Aristotle. The same from Aristotle is at Stokobax. It was a dark day in Stokoville with a large town push to notify people. It was prohibited to increase the value of coins more than a sixth when one person was found hoarding produce to inflate prices and another was caught exporting staples outside of Aristotle, which is us, sir. Stokobax reminds of Datsadi, the large pushka which notified people that you can't increase the value of coins more than a sixth reminds of the first Sogia on the daft (speaking in foreign language) The person was found hoarding produce to inflate the prices reminds of the second Sogia on the daft regarding hoarding produce and the one that was exporting staples outside of Aristotle reminds of a third Sogia on the daft exporting staples from Aristotle, which is us, sir.
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