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The reason I believe the term “sales” is still useful in the sales world is that the word “sales” can be used to designate the act of selling a product or service to customers, or the act of selling a product or service to yourself.

Sales is usually the act of selling to customers, or to yourself. It can also refer to the act of taking a commission on a sale. But that is a different conversation.

I will admit that I sometimes confuse the two, but I see the distinction. The word sales can refer to selling something to yourself. The word sales can also refer to selling something to someone else. For example, you can sell a service to yourself. You can sell anything to yourself, and it doesn’t matter whether it’s a service or a product. But the word sales can also refer to selling something to someone else. For example, you can sell your house to yourself.

The word sales can refer to selling something to yourself. The word sales can also refer to selling something to someone else. For example, you can sell your house to yourself. The word sales can also refer to selling something to someone else. For example, you can sell your house to yourself.

In this case you could say you sold your house to yourself. If your house was sold to you, it means your house is still there. But if you sold your house to someone else, it means there is no longer a house that you still own.

The word is a bit strong here, but there is a lot of evidence to support it. In the first place, the word is used a lot in business and economics. You’d be surprised how much of what we know as a human race is a product of a market economy. People have been trying to sell their houses for centuries. One of the earliest known attempts to sell a house was by the ancient Egyptians who apparently had the idea of selling their houses to themselves.

The word itself literally means “house.” So the word came into English during the time of the Roman Empire. The word first seems to have been used by the Persians in the 7th century B.C. as a way of saying “house of the Persians,” but it was also used in the Old Testament to mean “an abode of a deceased man,” so the word is a bit of a stretch.

Before the word was used for houses, it was used for things that served as residences or retreats for the wealthy. One of the earliest known attempts to sell a house was by the ancient Egyptians who apparently had the idea of selling their houses to themselves.

The word was revived in the 1600s and used to mean an abode of a man who died young, but it was also used in the 1600s for any building or home that was used for a man’s burial.

At that point in history, it was thought that homes had to be used for the person’s soul to go to heaven. In fact, in the 1700s it was thought that they could be sold for use in the afterlife too.