where department stores sell their surplus?
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Many Liquidation Companies (stores)  such as Big Lots and Tuesday Mornings get an overrun of stock from popular department stores.  I am not certain about all stores but I know there are many who liquidate their overstock as lots to be resold elsewhere at discount prices.  eBay has also become a very large part of the resell trade.
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Ebay, friends, 2nd hand stores including used books and goodwill.
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Look online,  Google it...you may find a stockist...;
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Ebay, Amazon\n\nI'd be surprised if one of these doesn't have what you want
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all the 7th Avenue companies:  Swiss Colony, Grandpoint, Ginnys, Midnight Velvet, Monroe/Main, Masseys, Tender Filet...get into their sites....wasn't sure what you were shopping to buy, but these places have alot of variety.
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Are you talking about the surplus from a Republican Congress?
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SURPLUS IS AN OVERSTOCK OF ITEMS YOU EXCESS AMOUNTS AND WILL NOT RUN OUT. DEMAND..... PEOPLE WANT IT YOU HAVE TO KEEP ORDERING MORE TO KEEP IT AVAILABLE
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target, walmart, kmart, shopko, any place like that.  or a hobby shop definitely.
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wal-mart, k-mart,target, or any dollar staore carries them
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Walmart\nK-mart \nand Big lots have good stuff for cheap.\n\nHappy shopping
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i don't think they have them there.  try some second hand stores.
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go to a local army/navy surplus store and ask the owner for what you are looking for.
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yard sales,auctions,antique stores,ebay
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As a government employee, you get first shot at US Governement surplus. Some of the computers are worthless, but some are brand new in the box. \n\nHead over to http://www.firstgov.gov/shopping/shopping.shtml to take a look at what's available. Make sure you look at the conditions of the sale you're interested in, as some are open to the public, and some are only for particular agencies. \n\nGood luck. - Stuart
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Do you mean Tresor by Lancome'?  You can find it anywhere that sells Lancome', probably Dillards, Sears, JcPenney's Kohls maybe or any other department store like that, Macy's, Robinson-May, etc.
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Debt: http://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/opd/opdhisto4.htm\n\nDeficit/Surplus: http://www.gpoaccess.gov/usbudget/fy04/hist.html\n\nSame thing.  Try Section 1, Table 1.1.
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ebay.com lol... or just any surplus store in your area or online... \n;o)\n\nCpl. Howitzer, USMC