31.   Amway Asia is one of the two publicly traded companies that sell goods made by closely held Amway Corp. of Michigan.

32.   And even e-commerce companies that do not sell goods on the Web, like financial firms, have encountered plenty of obstacles in other countries.

33.   And those goods were being sold by online retailers that have already become casualties of the dot-com downturn, among them Beauty.com, Beautyscene.com and Jasmin.com.

34.   As a result I now know that a mart is a store selling goods made almost exclusively in Asia and Central America.

35.   As Deja.com did before it shut down, Epinions gathers buying advice and ratings on a range of products, and sells advertising to merchants who sell those goods.

36.   As it stands today, Eurotunnel is banned from selling duty-free goods on board its high-speed Eurostar trains.

37.   As a result, WebHouse is selling goods for less than it pays for them.

38.   Asian nations will also be able to sell more goods in the United States, because Asian currencies have been devalued and Asian goods are now less expensive.

39.   At the RetailExchange.com Web site, a designer can enter negotiations in private chat rooms with potential buyers on exactly how their goods will be sold.

40.   At Barneys New York, a new line, Fake London, is selling goods made of recycled cashmere sweaters.