auctions

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Academy Awards not protected by this agreement have been sold in public auctions and private deals for six-figure sums. Source: Internet

Aside from sharing kinship, there’s also the excitement of swap meets and celebrity auctions. Source: Internet

A marker on one side now describes the mass auctions, a step toward remembering what happened there. Source: Internet

Commenting on the hike in NCCD on cigarettes, FAIFA President Javare Gowda said, “This tax increase will provide a further boost to the smuggled cigarette trade and (lead to) decline in domestic demand, resulting in weak demand in the ensuing auctions.” Source: Internet

Around Christmas, when they are often a highlight of restaurants’ holiday menus, the wholesale price at the daily fish auctions in ports like that of Llançà, in Catalonia, would be up to 100 euros a kilogram. Source: Internet

Authorities resumed public auction of TBs last August, with prior auctions held in secrecy. Source: Internet