101.   The Boston Red Sox own the rights to the fabled Green Monster of Fenway Park and vendors cannot sell products featuring The Wall without team permission.

102.   The Health Ministry says street vendors sell food cooked and served in unhygienic conditions, contributing to the spread of cholera, a waterborne intestinal disease.

103.   The provision allowing vendors to sell beer in city parks will require close study because it may conflict with state law.

104.   The tented village area that used to be replete with vendors selling everything is now more or less limited to official merchandise.

105.   Tourist guidebooks usually say the so-called hawker fare, local food sold by vendors around the city, is safe to consume.

106.   Vendors sold noodle soup and soft buns filled with meat on the narrow streets.

107.   Vendors sell Albanian language newspapers from Pristina.

108.   Vendors selling crispy, deep-fried prawns, boiled chickpeas, and fresh coconuts set up shop without worrying about security cordons.

109.   Vendors sold burgers, tacos and American beer.

110.   Vendors sold cheap sausages and corn.