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| For this purpose, the date of first | sale is the date on which the first investor is irre |
| As part of the | sale of the retail business the electricity distribu |
| At the time of the | sale, KGZH aired a country music format. |
| harge was to assure a full investigation of the | sale of arms to Iran so as to restore the confidence |
| catalogue, but again nothing was to come of the | sale during Elizabeth Sisson's lifetime. |
| Announcement of art | sale at John Smibert's house, Queen Street, Boston, |
| "But on the morning of the | sale in 1904 a giant of a man came to Sothebys in gr |
| mber would be reduced by the prohibition of the | sale of firearms and ammunition. |
| At the time of the | sale, WRLD-FM carried an oldies music format. |
| ction house was the compilation of auctioneers' | sale catalogues. |
| toro claimed he had donated the proceeds of the | sale to a "charity," the Family Council of Queenslan |
| At the time of the | sale, its location in London, mix of retail and leis |
| As for s 2(1), clause 23 of the | sale agreement, which said the buyer would not rely |
| 531 employees at two plants at the time of the | sale. |
| It was founded in 1997 on the proceeds of the | sale of the book collection of Dr Henry Norman Burge |
| Post-war, she was disposed of through | sale to the public. |
| Included in this was B&M Foods as part of the | sale. |
| Three days before the completion of the | sale to Silver Point, WEVU was taken silent. |
| rst person to highlight the irregularity of the | sale of Centaur hotel & fought for the rights of the |
| as long as possible, to reap the rewards of his | sale. |
| The museum funds its operations by means of the | sale of visitor day passes, yearly memberships, proc |
| By the time of the | sale, the castle was already in ruins. |
| icles were updated, leaving details of closure, | sale, and relaunch without wiping out the history. |
| e north west of England as a consequence of the | sale. |
| chimney be constructed within 18 months of the | sale of the lot. |
| c school disco except with the inclusion of the | sale of alcohol. |
| 6 October 2010, Purslow voted in favour of the | sale of the club from current unpopular owners Tom H |
| the law on the grounds that regulations of the | sale goods rested with the Houses of Parliament in W |
| At the time of the | sale, both stations were "dark" for reported financi |
| At the time of the | sale, the station aired a Gospel music format. |
| At the time of the | sale, the station aired a Catholic radio format. |
| Vachon is in the cast of For | Sale (1924). |
| g for the project would come from a mix of land | sale and fund raising. |
| mailed at 6 and 9 months after the date of the | sale.. |
| Court of Claims to recover the proceeds of the | sale of property seized from Mr. Wilson. |
| His children donated the proceeds of its | sale to the an endowment in his name at Cal Poly Pom |
| the list of naval vessels to be disposed of by | sale ..." on 21 May 1926, and her name was simultane |
| The defect must have existed at the time of the | sale. |
| r the 1977-1978 season, pending approval of the | sale by the WHA board of trustees. |
| When news spread of the | sale, a campaign was undertaken by local residents a |
| Commission granted conditional approval of the | sale, provided that Providence Equity Partners dives |
| The impact of this | sale on the company's plans to license and release n |
| dopt a new call sign upon the completion of the | sale. |
| d Hamilton Jackson, 4,027 voted in favor of the | sale and only seven voted against. |
| lly collects address data in the context of the | sale of a product or service, has the right to use i |
| he community was disbanded as the result of the | sale of the vulnerability database engine to a Big F |
| 17 September 1954, she was later disposed of by | sale. |
| e Sabin provided indemnification as part of the | sale, they actually paid all damages. |
| Lehman's bankruptcy and the announcement of the | sale of Neuberger, Walker assumed his present positi |
| 1919-1932; State commissioner in charge of the | sale of Polish bonds in 1920; awarded the Polonia Re |
| hip, while Cody and Trig use their share of the | sale to visit a distant planet - home to one of the |
| an additional 68,721 in a trust as part of the | sale. |
| tdown of Radio Aahs and the final approval of a | sale in late October 1998 to a company planning to r |
| ices' non-profit status, between 75%-85% of the | sale proceeds directly benefit the women, both as in |
| Proceeds of the | sale assist the upkeep of fire equipment. |
| At the time of the | sale the property was in completely unrestored and e |
| As a condition of the | sale of the fire station the volunteer firefighters |
| gured as a non-profit foundation as part of the | sale and was responsible for its own sustenance as w |
| At the time of the | sale Mr. Taylor was Sr. VP of the Home and Automotiv |
| ese are legal documents including deeds of land | sale, marriage contracts, a debt acknowledgement and |
| t Mansfield Town, a match played as part of the | sale of Gary Castledine to Mansfield. |
| f the congregation invested the proceeds of the | sale "in case, miraculously, enough Jewish people mo |
| Are you in favour of the | sale of light beer containing not more than two and |
| ost a month, shortly before the approval of the | sale of the mine, but operations resumed in July 200 |
| Three days before the completion of the | sale to Silver Point, WTLE was taken silent. |
| As part of the | sale to DEML, DEML contracted call center and billin |
| ate pledge of $1.2 billion, the proceeds of the | sale of Hilton Hotels Corporation and Farrah's Enter |
| he nineteenth century using the proceeds of the | sale of a wreck, and the bell in the church was take |
| A portion of the proceeds of the | sale of this album goes to Toys for Tots. |
| despite a number of offers GCap called off the | sale. |
| , retailer, or wholesaler may sell or offer for | sale in Minnesota any children's product that contai |
| ule 504 provides an exemption for the offer and | sale of up to $1,000,000 of securities in a 12-month |
| rom the state; 3. Transport, possess, offer for | sale, sell, sell as live bait, trade, give away, pur |
| The Blenheim house was offered for | sale at a public auction in 1840 and the original ho |
| rom the Park 18 June 1885, has been offered for | sale by Heritage Auction Galleries of Dallas, Texas |
| The building has been offered for | sale in the past, however, on August 5, 2010, the Be |
| Deed of Assignment and the mill was offered for | sale by auction at the Crown Hotel, Downham Market b |
| o IPC the stolen version was "being offered for | sale at some swap meets, computer fairs and small re |
| ined a Fane possession until it was offered for | sale in 1766. |
| curacy in descriptions of materials offered for | sale. |
| the late 1990s, and were initially offered for | sale to Australia in 1997 for A$30 million each. |
| er original route dried up, she was offered for | sale and transferred to the antipodes . |
| Burlington was offered for | sale in January 1833, but there were no buyers and s |
| In 1884-5 the mine was offered for | sale to London investors for £350,000, but the offer |
| All 500 units would have been offered for | sale. |
| made on 28 April 2011, and will be offered for | sale at some later date. |
| in evaluating the merits of a horse offered for | sale, the selling of horses offered great opportunit |
| Over 1,000 pipes were offered for | sale in a 40 foot long case hung along the wall of t |
| kingham was first surveyed and lots offered for | sale in 1847. |
| lm Beach, and since September 1991, offered for | sale to foreign users. |
| The developer's next game offered for | sale was not released until a decade later. |
| y create their works, which will be offered for | sale as a fundraiser for the museum. |
| Eventually it was offered for | sale to property developers and in the early 1970s i |
| h the FCC that the station is being offered for | sale. |
| the authenticity of all material offered for | sale |
| ossibly in 1919 when the estate was offered for | sale at auction but more likely in 1920 when it was |
| In 2002, the island was offered for | sale with outline planning permission for a restaura |
| He collected insects later offered for | sale in Spain and Greece (annually 1887-1898). |
| ldings and 105 acres (0.4 km2) were offered for | sale, with the remaining acreage to be made part of |
| not be made profitable and would be offered for | sale. |
| rseys were completed, and they were offered for | sale. |
| In 1920, the building was offered for | sale at $200,000 to become part of a proposed submar |
| nsures standards of quality in food offered for | sale. |
| ifeguard and Empire Peacemaker were offered for | sale "as lying at Falmouth". |
| , houses and farms was split up and offered for | sale. |
| She was offered for | sale in October 1839 but did not find a buyer and In |
| e was finally withdrawn in 1996 and offered for | sale. |
| ly 1858, the mansion and estate was offered for | sale by auction, described as being for a family of |
| By 1836, some of this land was offered for | sale by the colonial government of the time. |
| ued that Lindsay's films were being offered for | sale within the UK and that a homegrown distribution |
| These were also offered for | sale and reached £98,000 at auction. |
| uts in 1978, though was immediately offered for | sale to Egypt, but the sale did not go through. |
| It was offered for | sale by auction on 5 September 1853 at the King's He |
| centrated and therefore are usually offered for | sale in small quantities and have traditionally been |
| The car was offered for | sale exclusively in China (with 12 retail outlets, C |
| The original metal church was offered for | sale and purchased by William Edward Baily, who dism |
| When the home was offered for | sale in 1994 it was purchased by Harvey and Ellen Kn |
| Hogchokers are sometimes offered for | sale in aquarium stores, often marketed as "Freshwat |
| "All the goods offered for | sale in Warren's store were offered at the same pric |
| In May 2010 the structure was being offered for | sale at a price of $449,900. |
| Each night's show would be offered for | sale directly after the show. |
| set titled the Cubitt Print Box was offered for | sale in 2000. |
| d the size and quality of the cloth offered for | sale. |
| When the Rock County Star was offered for | sale, he bought it, assuming ownership July 1, 1940. |
| senger tourer were the first models offered for | sale by the company. |
| antiquities dealers from Vienna was offered for | sale in London. |
| The vacant building was offered for | sale in 1972 but no buyers came forward. |
| When the car was offered for | sale at £90,000 in 1991, an extensive fundraising ca |
| widely reported that the chain was offered for | sale for $1 (and assumption of all debts). |
| first batch of television programs offered for | sale in Australia on the iTunes Store. |
| ivership since October 1934 and was offered for | sale in April 1935 but couldn't find a buyer. |
| family acquired it and in 1921 they offered for | sale the freehold farm 129 acres (0.52 km2). |
| was subdivided by the partners and offered for | sale by auction by Messrs. Bethune & Co., in March, |
| On March 22, 2007, her Oscar was offered for | sale on eBay. |
| taining a sample of a new drink was offered for | sale, court documents said. |
| In 2003, the mill was offered for | sale, with a price tag of £600,000. |
| , and later when the plantation was offered for | sale, he bought it. |
| apel in Bradbury, built in 1895 and offered for | sale in 2006 |
| It is often offered for | sale in the aquarium trade, but few specimens surviv |
| appreciated until 1912, when it was offered for | sale. |
| t that a percentage of the catch be offered for | sale in the regions where it was caught. |
| , there exist three viola concertos offered for | sale in the Breitkopf catalogue in 1785. |
| The Cube was to be allegedly offered for | sale through the Wal-Mart chain. |
| t which an album or single is first offered for | sale in record stores. |
| In 1923, Fort Macon was offered for | sale as surplus military property. |
| and in 1794 the empty building was offered for | sale, but as no one wished to purchase it, it was de |
| lection of Etruscan antiquities was offered for | sale. |
| The Eastcombe Estate was offered for | sale in 1883, and the house was demolished in the ea |
| of first refusal; all private land offered for | sale must be offered to the tribe first. |
| ,038 including sales taxes, was now offered for | sale at £5,335. |
| uggest the style of wine they were offering for | sale. |
| n with the advertising, promoting, offering for | sale, selling, or providing any goods or services on |
| eakfast, but it is currently being offering for | sale. |
| or excuse, makes, possesses, sells, offers for | sale or distributes any instrument or device or any |
| Fondly known as the GBBRI, it offers for | sale field equipment for cryptozoological research, |
| sappear entirely: the magazine still offers for | sale the traditional navy blue British passport cove |
| Mid Atlantic Air Museum also offers for | sale very detailed aircraft for MS Flight Simulator |
| Champs offers for | sale footwear, apparel and sporting goods. |
| can be enjoyed all year round and are often for | sale in Viennese coffee shops. |
| 010, Park Lane advised Michael Reinsdorf on the | sale of the Stockton Thunder in the largest ever ECH |
| ugh such taxes are frequently also a tax on the | sale of goods. |
| in the 65th Congress, and the Committee on the | Sale of Meat Products in the 66th Congress. |
| mbers of the board of directors and vote on the | sale of any substantial assets. |
| ies in Second Life, including bans on gambling, | sale of equities, enforcement of differing laws on o |
| Integral Energy does not have a monopoly on the | sale of energy within its distribution area and is i |
| r to the Case-Shiller index and based on actual | sale prices taken from government land registry data |
| of the first international restrictions on the | sale of heroin in 1925. |
| said that the EU's plan to tighten rules on the | sale of vitamins and food supplements should be scra |
| said that the EU's plan to tighten rules on the | sale of vitamins and nutritional supplements should |
| (EU) agreed to phase in a near-total ban on the | sale of animal-tested cosmetics throughout the EU fr |
| ies during 12 years at Bath before moving on to | Sale and also represented the Barbarians, South West |
| he Convention on the Rights of the Child on the | Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Porno |
| s the focus of a House of Commons debate on the | sale and demolition of redundant power stations. |
| be allowed to enact, specifically a ban on the | sale of alcohol in bars and retail establishments an |
| 1536, no land was to be transferred based on a | sale unless that sale had been certified by either t |
| tute Trust is a charitable fund, founded on the | sale of the World War I Memorial Institute. |
| Tickets for all dates went on general | sale on 27 June, except for the dates in Washington, |
| He proved that he made no profit on the | sale of his Woking property in contrary to initial c |
| the lumpenproletariat, who rely entirely on the | sale of their labor-power for survival, the petit- i |
| on each bottle (in July 2008, this is 30p on a | sale price of approx 95p). |
| art was charged with unlawfully carrying on the | sale of goods on a Sunday contrary to the Lord's Day |
| ompany in a bid to obtain £1m commission on the | sale of the UK's most expensive house (18-19 Kensing |
| Synergy has a legislated monopoly on the | sale of electricity to residential and other custome |
| y over subscribed; no limit being placed on the | sale of tickets with over a thousand being sold. |
| Tickets went on general | sale on the 6th February at 9am on all ticket websit |
| claim that it had not realized any gain on the | sale, but conceded that the sale qualified as an ins |
| eing very puritanical with strict limits on the | sale of alcohol and rigorously enforced the Lord's D |
| Lyocell first went on public | sale as a type of rayon in 1991. |
| as a United States Act that placed a tax on the | sale of cannabis. |
| rently hold a nearly six decade monopoly on the | sale of certain Alcoholic beverages, specifically ha |
| d on the disposal list in April 1919 and on the | sale list in August 1919. |
| dian Real Estate Association, based on reported | sale prices submitted by real estate agents, and ave |
| e credit contracts with Fugger, depended on the | sale of indulgences to Catholic believers in Branden |
| f the increasing regulatory restrictions on the | sale and distribution of pseudoephedrine, many pharm |
| After DuPont lost out to Roche on that | sale, the company unsuccessfully disputed Mullis's p |
| lcoholic Beverage Tax is a county tax on retail | sale of alcoholic beverages within Allegheny County, |
| 7, but some communities maintained a ban on the | sale of liquor under local option until the 1970s an |
| ice until December 1968 when she was put on the | sale list. |
| arliamentarians to call for restrictions on the | sale of cigarettes; in 1969, he called for a ban on |
| voided paying £180,000 Capital gains tax on the | sale of her Westminster flat by declaring it as her |
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