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- noun An
order thatcannot be currentlyfilled orshipped , but is requested nonetheless for when the item becomes available again.
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Examples
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More than 70% of our plasma revenues are outside the U.S. where growth on a constant currency basis was 20% and offset lower sales in the U.S. The 6% decline in the U.S. was driven by a short-term backorder situation for ARALAST and the impact of higher rebates on FEIBA due to a significant increase in patients reimbursed by Medicaid.
unknown title 2011
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The release of this product to the market place is very timely, given that the innovator product is currently on long-term backorder (source: www. fda.gov).
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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The release of this product to the market place is very timely, given that the innovator product is currently on long-term backorder (source: www. fda.gov).
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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The release of this product to the market place is very timely, given that the innovator product is currently on long-term backorder (source: www. fda.gov).
THE MEDICAL NEWS Editors 2010
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Forest (which makes Armour), and RLC Labs (which makes Nature-Throid and Westhroid) are both on long-term backorder for their product.
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PR. com) -- Koshland Custom Compound Pharmacy announced today that it is compounding for hypothyroidism in response to physician demand during the long-term backorder of Armour Thyroid and Nature-throid.
PR.com Press Releases Koshland Pharm 2009
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I've found a few sites that let you "backorder" a domain.
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I've found a few sites that let you "backorder" a domain.
MyAppleMenu 2010
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I've found a few sites that let you "backorder" a domain.
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I've found a few sites that let you "backorder" a domain.
Industry Says Net Rules Are a Work in Progress - WSJ.com 2011
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