America is being taken apart piece by piece, auctioned off and just rapidly, auctioned off to the highest bidder.
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Solicited donations and auctioned off items helped raise $30 million.
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Apparently they chainsaw the paintings that don't get auctioned off.
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Now he has auctioned off the majority of his collection.
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Each bear will be auctioned off through Ebay at www.ebay.
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They auctioned off a few belongings and sold spaghetti plates.
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David Bowie's first studio recording will be auctioned off in September.
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In total, 87 bicycles from Williams' collection are being auctioned off.
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This one was auctioned off for the highest amount at $27,540.
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The information was auctioned off by a collective in Eastern Europe.
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These wines will be auctioned off by Christies on Dec. 7.
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He's auctioned off pigs, cows and dairy steer since age 9.
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Now some of Houston's dresses will be auctioned off on Dec.
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She also made ceramic plates that she auctioned off for cystic fibrosis.
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Tate's luggage, personal makeup and other belongings will also be auctioned off.
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His Florida home was auctioned off after a bankruptcy filing last year.
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There the rights to show adverts are auctioned off user by user.
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Before independence in 1946, America auctioned off the Catholic church's huge estates.
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Today, Christie's auctioned off the well-worn leather jacket of Albert Einstein.
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The house where the murders occurred will be auctioned off in April.
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It was auctioned off by RM Sotheby's in London on October 24.
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This 1967 Plymouth Satellite Convertible doesn't run but auctioned off for $9,90.
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The remaining empty silos and the land around them were auctioned off.
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Thousands of Africans waited in the wharf's warehouses to be auctioned off.
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The family auctioned off the area that included the rock in 1871.
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Every single year we've auctioned off a lunch with one of ourselves.
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She supported legalization (and auctioned off a bong as a fund-raiser).
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Authorities later auctioned off many of the bitcoins seized in the investigation.[Reuters]
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She later auctioned off her engagement ring and other items to generate funds.
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Google historically auctioned off space in a way that favored its AdX marketplace.
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Bella's engagement ring (currently being auctioned off for the low price of $1,500.00)?
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It was recently found by his wife, and the contents [were] auctioned off.
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Then, in November 2015, it was auctioned off to a businessman for $137,19923.
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Of the 468 cars being auctioned off, about a third failed to sell.
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Some of Spears's iconic costumes and outfits are being auctioned off on eBay.
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Abandoned homes are now regularly torn down or boarded up and auctioned off.
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The red 2011 Aston Martin One 77 Coupé auctioned off for $1.55 million.
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Instead, under pressure from Indian cellular operators, the bands will be auctioned off.
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Their work will be auctioned off in New York at Sotheby's in May.
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Thousands of items were auctioned off and sent away from their rightful homes.
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The 950 lots, delivered in 19 trucks, will be auctioned off on Jan.
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With the new delay, Ceal is scheduled to be auctioned off on Dec.
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During the 1970s and 1980s, surplussed items were frequently auctioned off by NASA.
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Items from Burt Reynolds' estate sale will be auctioned off by Julien's Auctions.
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The artworks were auctioned off to benefit the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts.
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According to Cambridge News, the letters will be auctioned off in Cambridge on Jan.
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The athlete auctioned off his award this week to help a cancer-stricken boy.
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Today, the first blocks of mmWave 5G are getting auctioned off by the FCC.
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Other items auctioned off on Saturday included some of Young's guitars, amplifiers and microphones.
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The state parks foundation auctioned off 30 additional campsites that went went for $60,43.
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Now many of the mills are empty, their machines auctioned off for scrap metal.
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Leonardo DiCaprio has also auctioned off some of his action figures (hundreds of them).
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The leases auctioned off this week face a long road to development, Boutwell said.
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In 212, Christie's in London auctioned off an Apple-1 for over almost $500,000.
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In Parma's darkest moments, when the club sank into oblivion, it was auctioned off.
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Mr. Kander auctioned off his tie for $400, then signed it for the winner.
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His father bought and auctioned off small businesses, and his mother was a homemaker.
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The Phoenix, Arizona, home will be auctioned off, regardless of price, by Heritage Auctions.
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In Libya, migrants from sub-Saharan Africa are being auctioned off in slave markets.
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Locke's jar was due to be auctioned off to raise additional funds for the charity.
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Decades later, the government mistakenly auctioned off the bag along with other space exploration memorabilia.
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Impressively, Brody's painting was auctioned off at a whopping 250,000 euro, equivalent to over $275,000.
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The jerseys will be autographed and auctioned off to benefit Pheasants Forever's habitat protection efforts.
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Come April, many of Princess Diana's letters to her personal secretary will be auctioned off.
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The self-described "hick-hop" rapper then auctioned off the damaged artworks over social media.
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The spectrum being auctioned off is of particularly high quality for use by mobile devices.
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Recently, she auctioned off a variegated monstera adansonii and set the opening bid at $19.
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Take a closer look at the most expensive car auctioned off at Monterey this year.
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Leonardo DiCaprio has auctioned off parts of his extensive collection of action figures and toys.
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Halpern expects the rest of their radio waves will be auctioned off for television eventually.
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To his knowledge, this is the first time human ashes have ever been auctioned off.
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After that, the items are auctioned off with proceeds going to the transit agency's coffers.
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Last year he auctioned off $12 million in art, earning commissions of around $0003 million.
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In October, the Paris branch of Sotheby's auctioned off a portion of Mallarmé's private library.
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She sued to keep a prison letter from Tupac from being auctioned off and lost.
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Homes sold to New York City, on the other hand, were auctioned off for redevelopment.
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He closed Neverland and auctioned off many of his belongings, and still was in massive debt.
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On Tuesday, financial services firm Ernst and Young announced it had successfully auctioned off 2518,22013 bitcoins.
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This gift will be auctioned off to raise the money needed to cover the shelter's bills.
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First, she and the team auctioned off a set of Washington Redskins tickets, bringing in $8,000.
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So the FCC is allocating these frequency bands to be auctioned off for billions of dollars.
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Like the first time it was auctioned off, this purchase included a note signed by Farry.
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The pieces created would then be auctioned off as part of fundraising efforts for the reconstruction.
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Paramount Realty USA, which auctioned off the property, confirmed the legitimacy of the posting to Newsday.
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Instead, they are auctioned off just like tangible properties such as a car or gold coins.
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Single-family home owners have two years to pay owed taxes before properties are auctioned off.
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Currently, the animals are treated like other surplus government property and donated, auctioned off or destroyed.
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The massive Pittsburg, Texas, estate is being auctioned off in an online sale starting October 15.
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But several of Waked's other businesses were auctioned off, and hundreds of employees lost their jobs.
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While there, they witnessed a dozen men being auctioned off for as little as $400 each.
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Many of those gigantic sales ultimately auctioned off only a small percentage of what was offered.
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Some permits are freely distributed while other are auctioned off, increasing the state economy by billions.
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Run-down and vacant homes in Detroit are being auctioned off for as little as $1,000.
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The kingdom lived on, though Nast's possessions were auctioned off to service debts from the crash.
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One golden cup will be auctioned off through Ronald McDonald House Charities' eBay for Charity page.
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Over the past two decades, the Loughreys have auctioned off more than $100 million in art.
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More than 300 of the trailers have been auctioned off since the beginning of the year.
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You may recall ... Madonna's personal items being auctioned off have been a sour subject for her.
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In their midst is a display of costumes once auctioned off by the actor Russell Crowe.
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The firm's fleet of five vessels are being auctioned off with three ships already sold, Volskis said.
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A dinner with the Oscar-winning duo will be auctioned off at DiCaprio's annual fundraising gala event.
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Instead of cash, nuggets of black diamonds are donated and auctioned off in honor of the church.
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The reason is that they have been auctioned off, with Google as just one among the bidders.
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Go deeper: Foreign powers fuel Libya's bloody stalemate Migrants are being auctioned off as slaves in Libya
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John McCain and Joe Lieberman, sketched drawings on the back of envelopes that were then auctioned off.
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The political manifesto will be auctioned off on March 18th along with thousands of other WWII memorabilia.
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And since then, they auctioned off the stadium to Sassuolo, and now they have to pay them.
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Many of these cars owned by Xchange Leasing have been auctioned off over the last few months.
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It's one of several items tied to the legendary band to be auctioned off on March 22.
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Also on Thursday, the Treasury Department auctioned off $16 billion of 30-year bonds to solid demand.
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One of Presley's three private jets, a 1962 Lockheed Jetstar 1329, is being auctioned off at IronPlanet.
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After three decades of delinquency, the debt grew and the street was auctioned off by the city.
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"America is getting taken apart piece by piece and auctioned off to the highest bidder," Trump said.
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In 2011, authorities seized parts of President Obiang's property, including several luxury cars that were auctioned off.
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A 1969 Lamborghini Miura P400 S by Bertone just auctioned off for almost £1.25, about $1.1.6 million.
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A 1969 Lamborghini Miura P400 S by Bertone just auctioned off for almost £1.25, about $1.6 million.
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Last month, the group auctioned off a hunting trip with Donald Trump Jr., which sold for $150,000.
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Because of legal issues surrounding the estate, the home was eventually auctioned off, as were his possessions.
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The second painting shows how Wilde's art collection was auctioned off to pay for his legal expenses.
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The objects retained in storage and those auctioned off are a stain that will not go away.
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The Mustang auctioned off for 25% higher than its original estimate, Mecum told The New York Times.
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The Mustang auctioned off for 25% higher than its original estimate, Mecum told the New York Times.
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Previously, other 1964 Kennedy Half Dollars have been auctioned off at prices ranging between $17,000 and $45,683.
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That meteorite will be auctioned off at another Christie's auction, based out of London April 10-17.
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"The robot is functional, it's just being auctioned off as the company is bankrupt," the listing reads.
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In 2000, former NBA ball boy Preston Truman auctioned off the actual game-worn pair, netting $275,27.
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Some 330,000 objects from the courts have already been auctioned off for a hefty $69.6 billion, says Xinhua.
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Then, in 2013, De Beers auctioned off most of its properties—sports fields, clubhouses, and hundreds of houses.
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Eagles unveiled Jesus, Christie's a year after Leonardo da Vinci's Salvator Mundi was auctioned off for $450.3 million.
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Fans also know that hosting rights for major tournaments have sometimes been auctioned off to the highest bidder.
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In the 2120s, the New Valley Corporation of New Jersey went into bankruptcy and auctioned off Western Union.
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With the Laemmles and other Jewish competitors gone, Weinmueller's business flourished as he auctioned off their plundered objects.
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Topping the list was "God Save the Queen" from the Sex Pistols, which was auctioned off for $10,578.
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The book will be returned to New York City to be auctioned off at Christie's on June 12.
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Read more: Run-down and vacant homes in Detroit are being auctioned off for as little as $1,000.
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This 1998 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur Armoured Touring Limousine requires restoration and reassembly but auctioned off for $86,186.
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Sotheby's last year auctioned off a bottle of wine, a Romanée Conti 256 Domaine de la Romanée-Conti.
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Also on Tuesday, the Treasury Department auctioned off $40 billion of two-year notes to relatively weak demand.
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ESPN caved despite, you know, plenty of white guys also being auctioned off in a fantasy football context.
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A big rig named Thor 24 just auctioned off for $13.2 million in Saudia Arabia, Automobile Magazine reported.
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Deepwater tracts auctioned off this month contain oil worth as much as $10 billion off the Mexican coastline.
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In the soccer world, Mario Götze's World Cup-winning shoe was auctioned off for charity, raising €2 million.
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It's very sad to see fossils being auctioned off like art pieces, but this is apparently what happens now.
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He and I went together and we auctioned off dinner with Jack and Rose and actually raised $1.35 million.
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He had auctioned off the volumes in question months earlier, before he knew the full extent of their value.
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After collection, labels and bottle caps are removed from the waste and it is auctioned off to recycling companies.
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Called bonds for short, these tokens are auctioned off by the blockchain when it needs to contract Basecoin supply.
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Beinstock auctioned off his collection of grand-cru Burgundies and other well-aged wines to help finance the construction.
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The state had already seized and auctioned off several items from Shkreli to satisfy another $134,500 in back taxes.
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The car was part of a collection of 26 supercars auctioned off by Bonham and the state of Geneva.
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Following the event, the looks will be auctioned off in support of Save the Children, an international humanitarian organization.
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Now, the letter will be auctioned off on April 23 at Chippenham Auction Rooms in Wiltshire, in Southwest England.
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Later this month, 0003 items in his collection of Lincolnalia will be auctioned off at a gallery in Manhattan.
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The first 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray just auctioned off for $3 million at Barrett-Jackson&aposs 2020 Scottsdale auction.
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The Treasury Department on Monday auctioned off $78 billion in new 13- and 26-week bills to strong demand.
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In 1922, the Solax studio was auctioned off, and Blaché, now divorced, returned to France with her two children.
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Roughly speaking, they can be allocated to businesses for free or auctioned off to raise money for the government.
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And now some of those hats are created in honor of Old Friends and auctioned off to benefit the horses.
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Last month, for example, it auctioned off 30,000 metric tons of frozen pork from its central reserves to stabilize prices.
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They auctioned off hundreds of items including church pews, a director's chair bearing the name Alamo, and hundreds of jackets.
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Including last week's interventions, the bank had auctioned off $615 million in dollar reserves as of Tuesday afternoon, traders said.
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According to Variety, last year DiCaprio, 41, auctioned off a night out on a yacht with him that included dinner.
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While the bow-inspired hat sparked numerous memes, Marie Claire reported that it was auctioned off on eBay for charity.
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A unique gold Ali-inspired watch was auctioned off with a pair of autographed boxing gloves and a commemorative medal.
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We're told tons of cool items were auctioned off ... including signed jerseys from futbol stars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
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In addition, they auctioned off sports memorabilia donating the proceeds to a number of cancer research and hospice care organizations.
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The collection originally belonged to Larry Schroll, who died in 2018, and is now being auctioned off by his family.
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And if we don't defend it, it could be dismantled and auctioned off in whatever remains of the Trump era.
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A "Toy Story" movie poster signed by Steve Jobs is being auctioned off online for a minimum bid of $25,000.
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The 1968 Ford Mustang GT driven by Steve McQueen in the 1968 film "Bullitt" just auctioned off for $3.74 million.
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The car auctioned off at $3.4 million on the block, with a final sale price of $3.74 million after premiums.
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The very first 2020 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray just auctioned off for $3 million at Barrett-Jackson&aposs 883 Scottsdale auction.
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She auctioned off her iconic outfit from 1978 hit musical film Grease at an auction in Beverly Hills in November.
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All three items were auctioned off by Darren Julien, CEO of Julien's Auctions, which authenticates celebrity memorabilia before selling it.
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The coin was sold to its previous owner for £516,000 in 2014, after being auctioned off in 1984 for £40,000.
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A Virginia animal shelter&aposs "artist in residence" fetched $4,000 when his shelter auctioned off 20 of his original paintings.
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The speedy delivery truck is being auctioned off by Iron Horse Auction Company, which is based in Rockingham North Carolina.
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A third game seemed like a no-brainer... until THQ folded and its various franchises were auctioned off to competitors.
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This very exclusive dinner will be auctioned off at DiCaprio's annual gala event on July 26 in St. Tropez, France.
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Without that feedback, it's impossible to clearly discern the authenticity of what Manza Gallery has auctioned off to unsuspecting bidders.
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His collection, which is made up of over 100 pieces, will be auctioned off at Sotheby's in London on November 11.
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Image: Sotheby'sIn 211, Nancy Lee Carlson of Illinois auctioned off a genuine Apollo 218 lunar sample bag for $22 million dollars.
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After the runway show, the dresses were auctioned off, which raised bout $11,000 alone, says Lesa Kastanas, one of the organizers.
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For 19 consecutive years, Warren Buffett has auctioned off the chance to have lunch with him to raise money for charity.
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"Civilian Drone Strike" will be auctioned off this Friday, with a starting price of £10 ($13 US), set by Banksy himself.
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The government has auctioned off eight buffaloes kept to provide milk for the prime minister's residence, along with 61 luxury cars.
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They've auctioned off bandwidth to the telephone and communications companies, which diminishes the frequencies that we can use for our microphones.
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Karen Pence's art was often auctioned off at local Republican fundraiser during Mike Pence's run for governor and throughout his tenure.
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The LaFerrari sold for roughly $1.5 million in 2014, but that model is now being auctioned off more than $5 million.
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Footwear News reports that seven of Spears' most famous costumes are being auctioned off, including some of her most recognizable ensembles.
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However, the very first bottle distilled is set to be auctioned off — with the proceeds benefitting a charity of Harry's choosing.
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A dehorned calf waits to be auctioned off on the eve of the 44th "Schau der Besten" (Show of the Best).
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The favor paid for itself ... Paul says Justin donated his hockey stick to be auctioned off at a Storm charity game.
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The vast Libra field was the first block of Brazil's coveted offshore pre-salt region to be auctioned off in 2013.
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On Friday, Sotheby's London auctioned off a framed version of 2006's Girl With Balloon, one of Banksy's best-known works.
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On Wednesday, Christie's in Hong Kong auctioned off a rare Birkin that set a world record with a price of $380,000.
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The profoundly pricy set, which Sotheby's auctioned off in its Magnificent Jewels & Noble Jewel auction in Geneva, Switzerland, doesn't even match.
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Last week, his family auctioned off his medal and donated the $187,000 in proceeds to a cause close to his heart.
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Under Swarup's watch, Coal India has seen record production growth, and the government auctioned off a series of coal blocks successfully.
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Onlookers gathered in this area, watching the horses coming in right before they were auctioned off — sometimes for millions of dollars.
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Just look at Radioshack; after going bankrupt, it auctioned off the personal information of millions of customers to the highest bidder.
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Originally, 31,000 acres of national forest land in Texas were also scheduled to be auctioned off to oil and gas interests.
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She made her first trip back in 220, when she discovered that her niece, Kessiah, was going to be auctioned off.
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Four years later, still in debt, he auctioned off much of his personal memorabilia, including his Emmy and his Golden Globe.
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She even auctioned off a million-dollar house and had then-Wonder Woman Lynda Carter come and draw the winning ticket.
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Don't miss: Warren Buffett auctioned off a stock tip in 1999—here's how it fared This article originally appeared on GOBankingRates.
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The Pakistani government has been on an austerity drive, and a while ago it auctioned off many of its luxury vehicles.
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After the photoshoot, at a fundraiser for Wilson's Why Not Foundation, two copies of the poster were auctioned off for $30,000 each.
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Kimmel auctioned off the portraits for charity, one of the many good things to emerge from the Avengers: Infinity War press tour.
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The tiara was not among the pieces (like the Poltimore) that were auctioned off by her heirs following her death in 2002.
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Along with being honored, the actor autographed one of his guitars that was then auctioned off in aid of the nonprofit organization.
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As soon as his painting, "Girl With Balloon," was auctioned off for a whopping $1.4 million, the artwork began to shred itself.
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While Gove wasn't a star on the Hurricanes, he did get a Stanley Cup ring -- which he eventually auctioned off in 2015.
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Nearly $2150,000 in jewelry that once belonged to convicted financier Bernie Madoff and his wife, Ruth, is being auctioned off, PEOPLE confirms.
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The sale could free ArcelorMittal to bid for other Indian steel assets which are being auctioned off as part of insolvency proceedings.
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With the new delay, Ceal, located in the Brazilian northeastern state of Alagoas, is scheduled to be auctioned off on Dec. 28.
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After their games, the cleats can be auctioned off through the NFL Auction, with proceeds going to the player's charity of choice.
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Last year, a CNN team exposed the existence of slave markets in Libya, where migrants are auctioned off to the highest bidder.
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The first three bottles were auctioned off at Christie's Auction House in London on Thursday and sold for a combined $4,437.10 (£3,650).
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The auction also set a world record for the highest amount achieved for a Lamborghini Veneno, which auctioned off for $8.27 million.
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In 2013, the gown was auctioned off again, this time by Kerry Taylor Auctions; it sold for 240,000 pounds (or roughly $311,000).
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Under Orban, Hungary's government has auctioned off state-owned farmland to his family, friends, and close associates, according to the Times report.
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Those permits are periodically auctioned off by the state and can also be bought and sold on the open market — the trade.
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In 1993 it sold steel giant CSN , in 1997 it unloaded miner Vale and in 1998 telecommunications monopoly Telebras was auctioned off.
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The Great Read Accused of orchestrating a literary Ponzi scheme, Gérard Lhéritier prepares his defense as his breathtaking collection is auctioned off.
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She had seen the harm and the woes that drink wreaked, families torn apart and farms auctioned off for half of nothing.
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In this case, federal agents finally busted the operation, seizing more than 400 "narco horses," which they auctioned off for $12 million.
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But production of the Karma soon ended when the company declared bankruptcy and its assets -- including some unassembled cars -- were auctioned off.
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As Daewoo companies were auctioned off in fire sales, Mr. Kim fled South Korea in 1999 and lived abroad as a fugitive.
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For 18 consecutive years, Buffett has auctioned off the opportunity to have lunch with him at New York City steakhouse Smith & Wollensky.
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Their costumed reunion came after a month after Newton-John auctioned off the famous leather jacket she wore during the Grease finale.
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Even experiences, like a chance to play a videogame against your favorite game reviewer, can be auctioned off to help support creators.
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The original DVD illustration for the 2002 release of "Casino Royale" will be auctioned off by Heritage Auctions on Friday the 13th.
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Perhaps, one day, small slices will be traded as much online advertising is today, with virtual property being auctioned off in real time.
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His suspicions come to pass when he realizes he has been auctioned off to have his body inhabited by the highest white bidder.
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Concierge, for instance, just auctioned off a property on Lake Como in Italy that had been listed for $112 million (100 million euros).
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They get a lot of business—on the nights of the murders, those rooms are auctioned off because it's such a hot commodity.
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On Wednesday, the creative auctioned off his "Tiger on Last Legs" artwork at the third-annual Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation Gala in St. Tropez.
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For instance, you might want to set a reserve price so that your item is auctioned off for at least that minimum amount.
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Take, for example, all the weird celebrity flotsam that has been auctioned off on the site since it launched way back in 1995.
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U.S. Marshals auctioned off more than 170,000 bitcoins in 2014 and 2015, confiscated after the closure of Silk Road, a black market website.
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DiCaprio has auctioned off a trip to space with himself, with a bidder winning the right to take the trip for $1.5 million.
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But when Blake Kroll auctioned off his pig for $500 at the county fair, he donated his earnings to Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
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Christie's auctioned off sixty pieces from the private collection of French critic Anne Tronche on June 18403, netting £2,209,000 (~$2,494,705) for the sale.
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Polish discus thrower Piotr Malachowski auctioned off his silver medal to pay for the medical bills of a young boy named Olek Syzmanski.
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When Parker county, west of Fort Worth, auctioned off 211 birds it had rounded up in 1998, they fetched only $2-4 each.
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Bentley commissioned pop artist Sir Peter Blake to create a unique Continental GT V8 S Convertible, which will be auctioned off for charity.
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U.S. Marshals auctioned off more than 13,000 bitcoins in 2014 and 2015, confiscated after the closure of Silk Road, a black market website.
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The trade magazine explains that back in 2003, Spears auctioned off a slew of her outfits, which she culled from her own archives.
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On June 24, the personal effects of Bulger and Greig auctioned off in Boston in an auction held by the U.S. Marshals Service.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... items in Owens' old storage unit in Atlanta were auctioned off after he stopped making payments to the company.
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Under Zinke, the only question, from the redwood forests to the Gulf Stream waters, is how fast these resources can be auctioned off.
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In Arizona, mobile homes are considered personal property and can be auctioned off as soon as tax payments are late, according to Newsweek.
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A majority stake in Sabeco, Vietnam's largest brewer, auctioned off earlier this month was won by a unit of Thai Beverage, Reuters reported.
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But in 2010 the FCC auctioned off much of that range for wireless broadband and public-safety uses, forcing out many wireless mics.
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The FCC auctioned off wireless spectrum that it bought from television broadcasters to help wireless providers meet the increasing demand created by smartphones.
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As Seventeen points out, the colorful item — which originally went for $22 — is now being auctioned off on eBay for a whopping $1,225.
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Lady Gaga's acrylic nail was auctioned off for $12,000 after a crew member on "The Born This Way Ball" tour found it backstage.
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The tents that made up Tent City will be stored away, the sheriff's office said, and the steel frames will be auctioned off.
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Warne raised more than A$1 million ($690,000) on Friday when he auctioned off his prized "baggy green" cap for bushfire relief efforts.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Paintings created by an Indian elephant who enjoys wielding a brush were auctioned off by a Hungarian traveling circus on Saturday.
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The antiques expert knew that a similar marble coffin had been auctioned off for more than 100,000 pounds, about $121,000, Mr. Prince said.
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I love the idea of these orphans that are auctioned off to companies that are supposed to be using synthetic humans as manual labor.
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Despite that, though, both the Chiron prototype and the one-of-one Vision were auctioned off to a Saudi prince for over $5 million.
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Next week, the letter will be auctioned off by the Kadem Auction House, and it's expected to fetch anywhere from between $15,000 to $20,000.
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When Japanese designer Nigo auctioned off his rare collection of more than 24 items late last year, the entire spread fetched a cool $2420,21989.
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A Facebook user found out just how valuable personal data can be when he auctioned off his social media history on eBay this week.
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The version of "Confusion de Confusiones" being auctioned off by Sotheby's is a first edition; Sotheby's says there are likely only 10 copies left.
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The videotapes will be auctioned off on July 20 in New York City on the 50th anniversary of the Moon landing, according to Sotheby's.
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Lutes passed away in September, and the penny is now set to be auctioned off by Heritage Auctions, with the current bid at $130,000.
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In 2016, alleged abuser Johnny Depp auctioned off eight paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat though Christie's prior to his divorce from actress Amber Heard.
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That's certainly what many would say today of the tens of thousands of bitcoins seized from the Silk Road and auctioned off in 2014.
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However, the ad was merely for a collection of artwork to be auctioned off and the "sexual content" was actually a piece of artwork.
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According to amfAR, the entire collection was auctioned off for more than $1.15 million — which is more than $28,000 per piece, per Variety's calculations.
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People took home a slice of aviation history on Saturday, as the entire contents of Heathrow Terminal 1 began being auctioned off in London.
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That's led federal regulators and TV broadcasters to the conclusion that airwaves used for TV can now be auctioned off for billions of dollars.
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In turn, she has auctioned off her own daughters to the wealthiest men of London, believing she has empowered them instead of enslaved them.
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As for how the BMW ended up at an auction house ... after the murder, Vegas PD impounded it and the car was auctioned off.
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The spectrum being auctioned off is particularly powerful and therefore especially desirable to wireless carriers involved in the bidding, including AT&T and Verizon.
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And this 1967 Ford Mustang GT500 SE- by Riley Performance M, auctioned off for $206,000, was among seven other Ford Mustangs up for sale.
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Earlier this year, President Obama made the historic decision to no longer allow federal public lands to be auctioned off to the coal industry.
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In 2012, Eric Hartsburg auctioned off a 5-by-2 inch spot on the right side of his face for a Mitt Romney tattoo.
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Once it was back in the government's hands, it was mislabeled and then auctioned off as a different bag from a less-impressive mission.
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Whitney Houston's Emmy award will NOT be auctioned off without a fight ... the Television Academy just filed a lawsuit accusing Heritage Auctions of theft.
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Heritage thinks the Academy is bullying the Houston family ... because more than 3 dozen other Emmy awards have been auctioned off without a peep.
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Eventually, it was auctioned off to former Pacha NY owner Eddie Dean, who renamed the club in homage to a German police series: Schimanski.
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In 2011, as her health declined, a number of artworks by Ms. Pusey were auctioned off in a bankruptcy proceeding to support her care.
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New York (CNN Business)The first 2020 model year Corvette available for sale to a customer was auctioned off Saturday night for $3 million.
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The bat Ruth used to swat his 2628th home run was auctioned off for more than $28500 million on Saturday in Laguna Niguel, Calif.
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Although Thor 24 was auctioned off at $12 million, a 10% buyers premium was added, bringing its total to $13.2 million, according to Automobile.
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The letter, which was sent to Buckingham Palace stewart Cyril Dickman, is one of many that will be auctioned off in Cambridge on January 5th.
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Iconic pieces from the late actor's career as well as personal belongings from his estate are to be auctioned off in April, according Julien's Auctions.
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The city will also get $1.7 million for properties it auctioned off on June 23 and potentially another $5 million combined for two other properties.
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After announcing that she was done with street style, dello Russo auctioned off her archive of luxury clothing and set her sights on new ventures.
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And unlike the spectrum used by mobile phones, which is usually auctioned off and then taxed, the radio waves that carry Wi-Fi are free.
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It was dropped off at a British Heart Foundation fundraising store in West Sussex, England, and was eventually auctioned off on the BHF's eBay site.
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Young quarterbacks with this kind of production in a small sample would, like Kevin Kolb and Matt Cassel, are auctioned off to the high bidder.
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The pictured 2015 Porsche 918 Spyder fetched $1.5 million It is one of 918 models made and was auctioned off with 361 miles on it.
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At a property outside the capital of Tripoli, CNN witnessed a dozen men being sold like commodities -- some auctioned off for as little as $400.
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The Treasury Department on Monday auctioned off $37 billion of two-year notes to weak demand, despite selling at the highest yield since June 2008.
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Several Toys R Us stores are scheduled to be auctioned off later this week, according to court documents filed Tuesday that were reviewed by CNBC.
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Many of the items they've obtained for their collection were auctioned off by Parton to raise funds for charity—something Parkey has directly benefited from.
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This past weekend, Google auctioned off art pieces that were created using DeepDream software in San Francisco, and some went for as much as $8,000.
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In one instance, Trump auctioned off a six-foot-tall painting of himself to charity, then spent $20,000 from the foundation's funds to purchase it.
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In 1989, the storage unit had been unclaimed for several years, so it was auctioned off without being opened at a blind auction, Sotheby's notes.
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In April, Guernsey's auctioned off 52 doors from the Chelsea Hotel, a New York landmark made famous by the artists and writers who stayed there.
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In 2017, the Portugal captain auctioned off his 2013 Ballon d'Or trophy for £600,000 (roughly $785,675) at an event for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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It's what he calls the "the follow-up" to his 1972 22T, a car that he modified and then auctioned off in 2000 for $2500,215.
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But back in the 90s, he auctioned off a wallet loaded with something even more valuable: A stock tip from the Oracle of Omaha himself.
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During its December 20183 sale, Manza Gallery auctioned off 20 other alleged works, which included drawings by Keith Haring, Lee Krasner, and Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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The Treasury yield curve steepened at the start of a busy week in which $237 billion of new U.S. government debt will be auctioned off.
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Harvard should let them do that — set aside, say, 20 percent to 30 percent of each class to these rich kids, auctioned off at market prices.
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But in February a South African court ruled that a shipment of phosphates from Western Sahara should be auctioned off, with the proceeds going to Polisario.
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Money maker Picasso can still make it rain: One of his earliest Cubist paintings, "Femme Assise," will be auctioned off Tuesday, probably for about $40 million.
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The Pope recently auctioned off a "blessed" Lamborghini – which fetched almost $1 million – to support the rebuilding of homes and places of prayer in northern Iraq.
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Officefirst, which comprises a portfolio of about 100 German office buildings, including the landmark Squaire at Frankfurt airport, is being auctioned off by property group IVG.
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Originally owned by Johnny Carson's ex-wife -- and Capote's best friend -- Joanne Carson, the ashes were auctioned off by Julien's Auctions on Saturday in Los Angeles.
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At the same September tender, development rights for nine first-ever shale projects, located near the U.S. border in Tamaulipas state, will also be auctioned off.
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The sale could free ArcelorMittal, the world's biggest steelmaker, to bid for other Indian steel assets which are being auctioned off as part of insolvency proceedings.
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Later this year items from the personal collection of Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the Moon, will be auctioned off by Heritage Auctions.
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The car, the last new LaFerrari to be sold, will be auctioned off by RM Sotheby's at the Ferrari Finali Mondiali weekend at Daytona International Speedway.
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Officefirst, which comprises a portfolio of about 100 German office buildings, including the landmark Squaire at Frankfurt airport, is being auctioned off by property group IVG.
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The deal could be valued at up to 700 million euros ($781 million), two of the sources said, depending on which assets will be auctioned off.
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NEW YORK, July 11 (Reuters) - Treasury yields rose on Thursday afternoon after the Treasury Department auctioned off $16 billion of 30-year bonds to soft demand.
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David and Danny Mantle, the two surviving Mantle sons, donated a signed lithograph to be auctioned off that night, to help the tournament cover its expenses.
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The 26 cars auctioned off for $26,908,636, exceeding the Swiss authorities' original estimate for what the cars were worth, about $18.7 million, the Associated Press reported.
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The year before, 273,000 families had been evicted from their homes (one-fourth of the state of Mississippi had been auctioned off, according to some estimates).
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Under Zinke's tenure, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) made a sweeping change to the way it auctioned off government-owned lands and waters for leasing.
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They "cosmetically restored" the vehicle and displayed it in occasional exhibits until it was auctioned off again six years ago, with Musk supplying the winning bid.
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Johnson kept around a dozen of his cars, and the rest were auctioned off on September 14 at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in Red Oak, Iowa.
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When they were auctioned off, several local industrialists bought them, Manfredini explained, and then gifted them back to the new club, a symbol of old glories.
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A number of them boarded a charter bus early Friday morning in Philly to New York, where the plant's being auctioned off, to protest the sale.
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And in 2016, McDonald's division in the United Kingdom auctioned off a 740-milliliter bottle of sauce used in the burger for roughly $95,000 on eBay.
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In their later research, Mr. Ekkart and the organization he led, the Origins Unknown Agency, found that the Netherlands had auctioned off some 2,500 looted works.
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In September 693, to pay her debtors, the New York City marshal auctioned off her portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt for $40 ($688 in today's dollars).
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The steakhouse hosts the Glide Foundation meal each year, which is auctioned off to bidders willing to donate millions for the chance to dine with Buffett.
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When Hostess lenders auctioned off the company in early 203, Apollo and Metropoulos bought some of Hostess's snack cake brands, which included Twinkies and Ding Dongs.
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His reason for visiting the campus is to drop off a print of one of his father's paintings to be auctioned off at the school's gala.
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Gross currently holds the record for the biggest single-day stamp auction in 2007 when he auctioned off his collection of British stamps for $9.1 million.
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The first lady's gold Cartier watch with a black band was auctioned off at Christie's in N.Y.C. on Wednesday, and was expected to be purchased for $120,000.
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That poses a problem for cap and trade, since it's arguably a type of tax (not least since half of the permits are auctioned off to businesses).
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Troubled Williamsburg club Verboten is being auctioned off by its owners, Jen Schiffer and husband Jon Perez, as a means to pay off their debts, Gothamist reports.
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The Madoff family's assets were auctioned off, and the government appointed a trustee to work to recoup the $17.5 billion in principal investments that Madoff's firm made.
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The top two of the bunch were David Hockney's "Pool and Pink Pole" (1984), which sold for $13,140,000 and Mark Tansey's "Portage" (1999), auctioned off at $3,080,000.
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Another experience recently auctioned off by Sotheby's: the ability to host a private lunch or dinner for 10 at the iconic Philip Johnson Glass House in Connecticut.
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It recently expressed interest in taking control of British rail and bus firm Arriva which is in the process of being auctioned off by owner Deutsche Bahn.
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A ring she bought for $15 is worth almost half a million... The 26.27, cushion-shaped, carat white diamond ring will be auctioned off on June 7.
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Together they would have auctioned off 46 oil and gas blocks, including the first shale areas in Mexico to be offered to private and foreign oil companies.
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Forwards Mark Pavelich and Mark Wells auctioned off their gold medals, while the captain and left wing Mike Eruzione and defenseman Ken Morrow sold their game jerseys.
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At the start of the season, the perfect first fruits are auctioned off and are often sought after as a trophy for local businesses to bid on.
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To date, HUD has auctioned off mortgages to more than a dozen private buyers who have bought the loans at a sharp discount to their face value.
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A handwritten page from the conclusion of Charles Darwin's "On the Origin of Species" is due to be auctioned off Thursday, with an opening bid of $675,000.
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The eerie-looking cover art, which was recently auctioned off for more than $3003,2300, set the perfect precedent for McFarlane's dark take on Marvel's friendly neighborhood hero.
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Jerry Saltz, the Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic for New York magazine, regrets that he is unlikely to see the auctioned-off work again in his lifetime.
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While many NASA astronauts have auctioned off items decades ago, "Neil Armstrong never did that," said Michael Riley, director of the space exploration department at Heritage Auctions.
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The waves will be auctioned off on the online bidding platform Paddle8 from May 20–June 23, with a select group going to Sotheby's on June 21.
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She got herself a business education, took the ancestral palace public, auctioned off the silver, jewels, wine and some of the art, and saved the family's fortune.
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He'd heard about a teen in nearby Medina County who auctioned off his hog for $11,000 and donated the proceeds to the nonprofit children's hospital in Memphis.
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In another room hang a half-dozen Packers jerseys signed, sealed and delivered by Rodgers to be auctioned off to raise money for the school's athletic fund.
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The famous car used in the movie (starring Matthew Broderick as Ferris Bueller and Alan Ruck as Cameron Frye) will be auctioned off Saturday at 43 p.m.
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In 2017, Lamborghini presented a Huracan to the Pope, who then signed and blessed the car before it was auctioned off for charity, according to the automaker.
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The FCC had auctioned off licenses for the 24GHz channel in March as part of its mission to make the US a global leader in 5G technology.
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"I'm pleased to say after months of that haunted house, we have finally auctioned off the IRS building to the public," Cruz said, speaking from the future.
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She Auctioned Off Her Engagement Ring (In Case Trump Didn't Already Know) Maples got a relatively small settlement in the divorce – reported to be less than $2 million.
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Suddenly the Whizzinator was featured on every major sports network (four years later Smith's was even auctioned off and bought by a sports memorabilia bar owner in Minnesota).
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A few months after the divorce was finalized, Humphries auctioned off that 20.5-carat engagement ring for $749,000, nowhere near the reported (and likely inflated) $3 million figure.
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Even better, a few strands of the icon's famous-in-its-own-right platinum hair will also be auctioned off, giving colorists a look at her exact hue.
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But the museum won't be around forever, and when it's gone—when the pieces are auctioned off and dispersed among new owners—it will be impossible to reconstruct.
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The piano Lennon used to write his signature solo song "Imagine" was auctioned off in 2000 to late singer George Michael for $2.1 million, according to CBS News.
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Mexico said it would attend the meeting, even as it auctioned off leases in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, which will pave the way for future production increases.
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She has auctioned off several luxurious SUVs that belonged to the mayor's office; she also cut down on the international travel and lavish receptions that had become commonplace.
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Newton-John, who played Sandy in the 1978 hit musical, auctioned off more than 500 personal items and memorabilia on Friday and Saturday, according to auctioneers Julien's Auctions.
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Texans on Tuesday voted to amend the state's Constitution so retired law enforcement animals, like dogs or horses, can be adopted as opposed to auctioned off or euthanized.
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The auction center had faced backlash for allowing the item to be auctioned off, including a call from a local pastor who called it "inappropriate," according to WNEP.
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The Times report showed how, under the Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban, farmland had been auctioned off to political patrons and to members of Mr. Orban's own family.
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He was inspired by feats of internet creativity like the Million Dollar Homepage, in which an entrepreneur auctioned off a million pixels on a website for $1 each.
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The year after his death in 2008, Christie's auctioned off the collection accumulated by Saint Laurent and his partner, Pierre Bergé, with results that astonished the art world.
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It auctioned off U.S. dollars in two loans with a maturity date on April 8 and June 19 with a cut-off rate of 0.32 and 0.34 respectively.
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Four cars will be auctioned off: a 2011 Ferrari 599 SA Aperta, a 2011 Porsche 911 GT2 RS, a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT, and a 2011 Ferrari 599xx.
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James claims that the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) operated a scheme from 28500 to 6900 that artificially inflated prices of the medallions, which are auctioned off.
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Or, to be fair, being auctioned off by managers and stylists — it's hard to know who is behind the deals — and then switching allegiances as the contracts end.
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The light-up red, blue, and yellow dancefloor that helped make John Travolta a movie star in Saturday Night Fever will be auctioned off this month in Los Angeles.
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The couture Valentino confection Lady Gaga wore to the 2019 Golden Globe Awards will be auctioned off after allegedly being left in a hotel room following the award show.
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In 2010, for example, Hungarian officials auctioned off hundreds of pieces of propaganda; a showroom wall at the sale preview was devoted to nearly identical framed portraits of Lenin.
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The former James Bond star, 65, who was trained as a commercial artist and worked as an illustrator, just auctioned off one of his original paintings for $1.4 million.
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During amfAR's 23rd annual Cinema Agaisnt AIDS event at the Cannes Film Festival, the Oscar winner auctioned off a one-week stay at his Palm Springs estate, Deadline reports.
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Since then, the tracksuits have been hung up and put away (and occasionally auctioned off for charity), and now the singer has a new, more polished uniform of sorts.
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"Hey, I was in that movie!" replied Alec, 59, who introduced the StarChild Auction for the non-profit arts education organization and even auctioned off a selfie for $10,000.
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Maybe that's the argument that can be made in regards to a rare, century-old bottle of Irish whiskey that will be auctioned off on April 6 in Dublin.
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The Hungarian beauty -- who died last December of a heart attack just shy of 100 years old -- will have property from her estate auctioned off at her California home.
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Joan Rivers' lavish lifestyle -- or the symbols of it -- are about to be auctioned off, and while Joan was hysterical ... the going rate on her stuff is no joke.
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The sale will initially address Woodford's illiquid assets which will be bundled into multiple portfolios to be auctioned off to hedge funds and secondary market funds, the source said.
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Image: Christie'sA 3,300-year-old sculpture of Tutankhamun's head has been auctioned off at Christie's for $19203 Million, despite claims from the Egyptian government that the relic was stolen.
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So if you have millions of dollars to spare and are prepared to face off with James Cameron, know that 5,500 salvaged artifacts will be auctioned off this week.
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The TOR area, which will be auctioned off in four pieces, is considered a rare prize, as it is already known to hold billions of barrels of untapped crude.
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Her fear is that privatizing public lands means that areas would be auctioned off to wealthy people or corporations for private profit, encroaching on public hunting, fishing and recreation.
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According to the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Jerry auctioned off a 1958 Porsche 33 A 1500 GS/GT Carrera Speedster and the winning bid was a whopping $1.54 million.
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Supply: It recently partnered with Hertz to sell the rental car chain's cars in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and soon in more cities, which would otherwise be auctioned off.
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They learn about new terms like Wi-Fi (which Ralph mispronounces "wifey") and sites like eBay, where a black velvet painting of a sad kitten is being auctioned off.
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Sarah Jessica Parker auctioned off her dress and jewelry at a Dolce & Gabbana party to benefit Restaurant Opportunities, and she also hosted a charity dinner for One Fair Wage.
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On this week in 1951, The New York Times reported that articles lost in subway trains and stations would be auctioned off at the Sixth Avenue L train station.
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This weekend is the college's main athletic department fund-raiser, the Crab Feed, where at least one of the signed Rodgers jerseys in his closet will be auctioned off.
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A 3,974 horsepower big rig named Thor 24 just auctioned off for a total of $13.2 million in the Riyadh Auction and Salon in Saudia Arabia, Automobile Magazine reported.
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Earlier this month, Mexico auctioned off various deep water oil fields to investors from around the world, part of its drive to bring private sector capital into the industry.
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This year the FCC auctioned off 24-gigahertz radio frequencies for 5G transmissions, perilously close to the 23.8-gigahertz frequency at which water vapor molecules vibrate in the atmosphere.
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In 113, the federal government auctioned off some of the belongings of Theodore J. Kaczynski, known as the Unabomber, to provide some restitution to his victims and their families.
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It was auctioned off over the weekend to a woman named CeCe Hendriks at the Wearable Art Gala in L.A., an event thrown by Bey's mom, Tina Knowles-Lawson.
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In January, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and the World Meeting of Families auctioned off a Fiat that the Pope used during his September visit to the City of Brotherly Love.
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Several guitars once owned by Marilyn Manson's leading guitarist, Daisy Berkowitz, including the one he used to record "Dope Hat," are being auctioned off in the wake of his death.
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A bunch of Kim K's old wardrobe and accessories are being auctioned off on eBay right now through marketing agency Auction Cause -- with more than 200 items up for grabs.
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Allison, 15, recently auctioned off a prize-winning hog to raise $15,000 to go toward the reward money being offered for information that leads to an arrest in Missy's case.
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Asked if she's forgiven Zimmerman — who has allegedly bragged about Trayvon's death (which he denied) and auctioned off the gun he used — Fulton says she has not but will eventually.
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That's because the spectrum would be auctioned off in pieces that were too big for smaller companies to afford—and covered more area than they needed to serve their customers.
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In the US, however, that spectrum is already occupied by satellites, fixed wireless, and government usage, so would have to be cleared before it could be auctioned off to telecoms.
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After the city fell, the Germans seized the collection and appointed a French "temporary administrator," who auctioned off the painting for the benefit of the Nazis, according to legal filings.
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At one point, the bag was seized the U.S. Department of Justice during an investigation, and then mistakenly auctioned off to its current owner, Chicago-area attorney Nancy Lee Carlson.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The original manuscript that launched what became Alcoholics Anonymous will be auctioned off after nearly a year of legal wrangling, a California auction house said on Wednesday.
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Never mind, there were dogs later, being auctioned off at a brisk clip by Cristiana Morganti.) In the second half, group dances predominate, presided over by an old crone (Mr.
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"As an African-American woman, I was raised on the stories about what happened on the auction block when they auctioned off Africans" and broke up families, she told listeners.
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Last month, when Christie's in London auctioned off the collection of the Modern-art dealer Leslie Waddington, the first of three small paintings by Albers tripled estimates, selling for $21960,248.
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Harper's Bazaar reported the royal auctioned off the Victor Edelstein dress (along with several other gowns) to raise money for cancer and AIDS charities just two months before she died.
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The Roadster version of the car recently fetched $8.4 million at a Bonhams auction in Switzerland in September, making it the most expensive Lamborghini ever auctioned off, according to Bonhams.
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Between 2005 and 2015, the province auctioned off over 15,000 square miles of terrain within caribou ranges to energy companies, which continue to build new well sites, pipelines, and roadways.
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His brand, K8IROS, has honored other sports and entertainment legends, with sneakers inspired by Colin Kaepernick, Prince, Muhammad Ali, Allen Iverson and Jesse Owens, to be auctioned off for charity.
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In what's been called facetiously "the Ellis Island for African Americans," thousands of slaves waiting to be auctioned off as domestics and laborers throughout the South died in those warehouses.
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Following his arrest, the Madoff family's assets were auctioned off, and the government appointed a trustee who worked to recoup the $17.5 billion in principal investments that Madoff's firm made.
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In Bezos' 2018, citizens freely and voluntarily declare their preferences to Alexa, to be stored forever in Amazon's data-centers and eventually to be auctioned off to the highest bidder.
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The late Hungarian beauty's property is being auctioned off at her Beverly Hills home Saturday, and a few of the featured big-ticket items have already raked in big bucks.
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The painting belonged to Mr. Monteagle's great-aunt, Jaffé, a childless British expatriate whose belongings were seized a year after she died and auctioned off in July 1943 in Nice, France.
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He drew signed portraits of the biggest celebrities in the world that were auctioned off at charity events benefitting children and cancer research, raising over $103 million dollars for the nonprofits.
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From Coinage: Top 5 Most Expensive Movie Collectibles Other Star Wars memorabilia auctioned off included a Luke Skywalker helmet that fetched $450,000 and a Darth Vader helmet that sold for $96,000.
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The scarf was auctioned off on eBay for charity at $8,650, but the Sleep Blanket, which captures the chaos of a baby's first year settling into a steady rhythm, is priceless.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Finland on Friday auctioned off scores of vintage albeit ramshackle Soviet-era cars abandoned by asylum-seekers who used them to cross the country's desolate Arctic border from Russia.
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Auctioned off by Nate D. Sanders Auctions this Thursday, the blaster is based on the design of the German Mauser C96 pistol, and is the same model used by Han Solo.
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A pair of Zion Williamson's game-worn college sneakers -- no, not THAT pair -- is set to be auctioned off to the highest bidder ... and they could sell for more than $28k!!!
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For the 19th year in a row, the octogenarian CEO of Berkshire Hathaway auctioned off a lunch date to raise money for Glide, an anti-poverty organization in San Francisco, California.
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An early chapter, entitled "Auction Catalog: Claudette Wells Memorabilia," consists entirely of grainy photographs and descriptions of items to be auctioned off, sending the reader on an appealingly circuitous treasure hunt.
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The stuff they're getting rid of will be auctioned off to the highest bidder, with every single penny of the proceeds going to the organizations who need funding most right now.
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For context, Elba was discussing his plans for an upcoming date that he'd auctioned off for the charity W.E. Can Lead, which supports schoolgirls in Sierra Leone and across West Africa.
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In many respects, the opera company must be rebuilt from scratch: Most of what the old company did not sell off during its fiscal crisis was later auctioned off during bankruptcy.
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All hail the queen Old videos of Beyoncé as a girl will be auctioned off and, yeah, that seems kind of crazy, but this is Queen Bey that we're talking about.
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He did not really think about the racket again until being contacted for this article, when he was shocked to discover that it was being auctioned off for far more money.
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When the IRS auctioned off some of your possessions that they'd seized, your fans showed up, bought all your stuff, and then unlike most fans they gave it all back to you.
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The organizers of Art the Arms Fair announced on opening night that a new work by Banksy, depicting with incongruous humor the devastating effects of a drone attack, would be auctioned off.
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Last year, one white Diamond Himalaya Niloticus crocodile Birkin (which, yes, Kim also owns) was auctioned off for $300,168 at Christie's Hong Kong, making it the most expensive handbag sold in history.
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As the agency auctioned off the C block of the 700MHz spectrum to the carrier, it put a ruling in place requiring it to keep unlocked devices open to all compatible carriers.
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The outfit will all be auctioned off on Charitybuzz to benefit Save the Children, an international humanitarian organization giving children a fresh start in life, to learn in a safe, protected environment.
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There was also a chance to play soccer against Beckham, which sold for 350,000 euros ($392,000) —the same amount Christoph Waltz auctioned off a five-day trip to meet the Dalai Lama.
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The proceedings will lead to the commission opening up airwaves that allow for faster data speeds; rights to those airwaves will then be auctioned off to companies like AT&T and Verizon.
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The first yearling to be auctioned off, for example — hip number one — is the filly of Tapit, who had a moderate racing career but went on to become a top breeding stallion.
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One of the two DB5's used in "Thunderball" was auctioned off for $6.39 million in August at the Sotheby's Monterey car auctions, going for above the estimated $4 to $6 million.
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Whether you're looking to bid or curious about the cars that bidders are about to spend millions of dollars on, here are the 30 most expensive cars being auctioned off this week:
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Alone in a room with the man responsible for her being kidnapped for weeks, auctioned off to the highest bidder, and locked in a tiny room fearing for her life, Liv breaks.
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He once spent the day with Payton and her brothers, eating pizza, frozen yogurt and playing "Just Dance" after the school auctioned off time with the principal as part of the fundraiser.
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" But in 1890, after the death of Mr. Stewart's widow, the mansion's furniture was auctioned off for "perhaps 10 cents on the dollar" because it was deemed old-fashioned, according to "Mrs.
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A Staffordshire terrier with an artistic flair helped raise $4,000 for his fellow pups this month when his shelter auctioned off the "paintings" he created with a few wags of his tail.
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Having auctioned off jewelry with a total value of more than 250 million pounds ($304 million) over the years, he continues to be the group jewelry director with responsibility for worldwide sales.
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A post about the hack, which surfaced in October on the blog Scooter Talk, suggested that any impounded scooters theoretically auctioned off by police could be converted with the plug-and-play kit.
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After the A-list crowd is done admiring the pieces around her store, they will then be auctioned off on July 4, which just so happens to be the Beckham's 19th wedding anniversary.
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This is the kind of movie where the audience knows Mills is bad because he yells at a kid, and dinosaurs are auctioned off to an international group of would-be Bond villains.
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Take the scene in Fallen Kingdom in which dinosaurs are auctioned off to a bunch of cartoonish rich people, because they apparently think these animals would be useful weapons for 21st-century warfare.
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"The storage unit was auctioned off and sold, and the Steward family lost countless sentimental possessions," Marks wrote on the page , where she is now trying to raise $1,000 to assist the family.
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Not only does its Van Gogh Highlighter look ridiculously similar to the original painting, the powder illuminator is also being auctioned off to the public as we speak — like a real objet d'art.
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One of the jerseys will be framed and displayed in the Montpelier High School, WCAX reports, while the rest will be auctioned off to raise money for student athletics and other charity endeavors.
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What's more, Bureau of Land Management records show that the agency already auctioned off a 10-acre parcel of land under Lewisville Lake back in 2011, to a gas company called Atlas Barnett.
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Inside, the scene was raucous: Performers lip-synced to patriotic Chinese songs, women in skimpy outfits auctioned off traditional Chinese calligraphy, and more than one man felt the need to remove his shirt.
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To raise money for the victims, the government auctioned off more than 100 bins of items confiscated from Mr. Bulger — furniture, sunglasses, sneakers, hoodies and jewelry, including an outsize gold and diamond ring.
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Jonas and her husband, Donald, a founder and former chairman of Lechters, a household goods retailer, auctioned off half of their art collection for $44 million to create Jonas Nursing and Veterans Healthcare.
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During her morning training session at the W.C.C., Biles recounted a luncheon she had gone to recently, after her family's neighborhood association auctioned off a meeting with her at its spring fund-raiser.
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The dispute traces its roots back to when Guns N' Roses' former A&R guy Tom Zutaut auctioned off a storage unit filled with digital recordings of GNR music from 2000 and 2001.
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Cleveland Cavs forward Dahntay Jones added a ring in June ... but lost 400 kicks in July ... 'cause more than 200 pairs from his prized shoe collection were just auctioned off ... and he's PISSED.
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The NFL Hall of Famer had sold the trophy in a private sale in 2017 -- and the person who bought it consigned it to Goldin Auctions in New Jersey to be auctioned off.
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After two months in hiding, Turner was captured and later hanged, and his corpse was subsequently beheaded, quartered, and flayed (his body parts were auctioned off and his skin was made into collectible items).
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One of Suntory's 50-year-old whiskies was auctioned off by Bonhams in Hong Kong in 2018 and fetched nearly $350,000 — evidence these forthcoming bottles are solid investments that will only appreciate in value.
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The jewel — a Harry Winston 7.45-carat emerald-cut diamond ring — will be auctioned off for a private client by estate jewelry auctioneer Joseph DuMouchelle on Wednesday, June 29th at New York's Lotte Palace.
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He is also donating a "one of a kind" guitar that will be auctioned off at the gala to raise funds for Barnstable Brown Diabetes and Obesity Research Center at the University of Kentucky.
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Bovey will create a rubbing of the lobster to donate to Best Buddies, a nonprofit dedicated to helping children with intellectual and developmental disabilities, to be auctioned off at one of the group's fundraisers.
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Alongside Newson, Ive designed a custom Leica camera that was auctioned off for charity in 2013, as well as a Jaeger-LeCoultre sports watch that year in which only two were listed for sale.
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They're being auctioned off along with other rare photos of Frank Sinatra, The Beatles on Abbey Road, Bruce Springsteen and Muhammad Ali, but Heritage thinks the Marilyn shots will bring in the most coin.
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When he died months later, his six slaves were auctioned off in the shade of those trees that still stand, gray-barked and grand, casting long shadows just inside the university's wrought-iron gates.
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If we continue to ignore the facts and let the fleeting headlines and political hot air drive the conversation, we could see the VA stripped for parts and auctioned off to the lowest bidder.
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Monique, the Team Fibstr captain, went about setting the limits of their scene, and when the muscle queen Kameron Michaels auctioned off her role, Mayhem Miller was asked to switch, and she quietly assented.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... back in April, one of Owens' old storage units was auctioned off after the company that housed it claimed the Hall of Fame WR stopped making payments to them.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) auctioned off more than 100 disaster-response trailers at discounted prices just days before Harvey made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane, The Associated Press reported on Saturday.
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There's more ... each player -- from Sidney Crosby to Evgeni Malkin -- will sign their jerseys after the game against the New York Islanders and donate them to be auctioned off with proceeds helping the victims.
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Microsoft abandoned Zune hardware (and this guy) in 4503, and Gizmodo was auctioned off to Univision five years later, the same year Lam sold The Wirecutter to The New York Times for around $30 million.
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When officials failed to locate the owners, they were later auctioned off at a bargain-basement price and demolished by excavators, with the Straits Times reporting that the planes were useless as anything but scrap.
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Both of which, are on exhibit in Paris and will be auctioned off; the proceeds are going towards the Nelson Mandela Foundation — neither of which were on-site for me to bask in their glory.
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Grady is recruited to help capture the dinosaur, but at some point, the pair realizes that they've been deceived, and back on the mainland, the dinosaurs will be auctioned off or used for other purposes.
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In addition to bespoke looks (which will be auctioned off for Save the Children) by Cushnie et Oche, Tome and Sophie Theallet, among others, the event also featured capsule collections by a handful of brands.
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Some of the items being auctioned off include 3 of Jack's OG swim trunks, a couple of his coats, his U.S. flight jacket, his old rocking chair ... and even his kids' toothbrushes, bristles and all.
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This particular letter is part of some 29 correspondences written and signed by the late Harper Lee, which are being auctioned off in separate lots by Nate D. Sanders Auctions in Los Angeles this week.
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Migrants who tried to reach Europe are being auctioned off as slaves in Libya according to a CNN report that includes video of a slave auction in which men are sold for about $400 each.
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That change is set to open up roughly 20,000 exploration areas where permit applications have stalled or been abandoned to be auctioned off again, equating to 10 percent of areas in Brazil with permits pending.
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I watched students cut up perfect Louis Vuitton garments, which they used to make blankets that were auctioned off for charity, and I had a visceral reaction because they really should have remained as garments.
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Related: The New Smithsonian Looks Like a Fortress: Last Week in Art Steve Jobs' Turtleneck Is Getting Auctioned Off: Last Week in Art Kanye West Finally Got His Own Art Exhibit: Last Week In Art
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Under those plans, carbon is taxed or permits for carbon emissions are auctioned off, and then the government refunds some or all of the revenue raised in the form of a per capita dividend check.
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The three simultaneous auctions to sell the full inventory point to a change in strategy by the court, which had previously only auctioned off a fraction of the 3,600 tonnes of indium ingots Fanya held.
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"We did not know the journey was going to be like this," says Victory, a 21-year-old migrant from Nigeria who was auctioned off by his smugglers in Libya before he was eventually freed.
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" In "Get Out," a blind white art dealer tells Chris, a black photographer whose body has been auctioned off for use by whites, "I want your eye, man—I want those things you see through.
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Bowie, a prolific art patron whose personal collection earned more than $41 million when it was auctioned off by Sotheby's last year, amassed a hefty collection of Boshier's drawings, maquettes and more throughout his lifetime.
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Madonna won't be able to put the brakes on the sale of an old jailhouse letter from Tupac that's being auctioned off because of a release she signed almost 15 years ago ... TMZ has learned.
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In 2001, the second year it was auctioned off, the meal with Buffett went for a bargain basement (comparatively, of course) $18,600, according to historical data obtained by CNBC Make It from the Glide church.
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Auctioned off by the same seller, who is based in Austria, both are rare relics that would have once stood in a city of the present-day Czech Republic and escaped destruction after their dismantling.
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The 25 MHz band auctioned off in 2008—freed up because it was being underused by analog TV—was considered "beachfront property" for broadband wireless and spurred a debate over making the open band public access.
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The specially designed apparel will later be auctioned off, and the American Cancer Society will receive 85 percent of the proceeds from the campaign and Princess Lacey's Legacy will receive 15 percent of the monies raised.
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Furnishings and decor from the shuttered Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort in Atlantic City are set to be auctioned off Thursday, as a Hard Rock Hotel and Casino prepares to set up shop in the location.
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The vehicles were auctioned off by the United States Marshals Service and Apple Auctioneering Co., a family-owned auction company that "specializes in the liquidation of seized assets for government agencies," according to its Facebook page.
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Iraq auctioned off a total of 11 blocks near the borders with Iran and Kuwait and in offshore Gulf waters in 2018 but failed to attract many major firms, with only Italy's Eni submitting an offer.
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Nate D. Sanders Auctions listed a "Kobe Bryant Game-Worn #8 Lakers Road Jersey From the 1998-99 Season" on its website on Tuesday, with the jersey set to be auctioned off at a sale Thursday.
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PDVSA would continue as a main player but some of its assets would be transferred and auctioned off by an independent regulator, in a manner similar to Mexico's energy reforms, which ended a 75-year monopoly.
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The ring, which was named after the actress, has reportedly received "substantial interest" from prospective buyers before the tie-up with Ce La Vi. Blue diamonds have been known to be auctioned off at over $2 million.
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In any case, this is not Sotheby's first foray into luxury streetwear, as the company's Hong Kong branch auctioned off a 1,300-piece collection of nearly every Supreme item produced between 1998 and 503 earlier this year.
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The new Pirates ride keeps the auction concept, but now there's "loot" for sale and the auctioneer is a red-headed woman, the exact same character who was among those being auctioned off in the original ride.
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When the time comes to part with his treasure, Cypres is happy to see the bulk of it auctioned off to the next enthusiastic collector, and doesn't have any preference for it being kept in a museum.
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Now, the diamond mogul's art estimated $5 million art collection is being auctioned off by India's tax recovery office to raise some of the $2 billion the tycoon is accused of swiping from the state-owned bank.
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Trump's piece originally sold for a measly $100 (sad!) back in 1995 to some plebe who may or may not have recognized its greatness—one of several items auctioned off at a Mar-a-Lago charity event.
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Nine other Dezheng Resources staff were sentenced to up to 10 years in prison, the court said, adding that the company's assets will be auctioned off and the proceeds paid out to victims of the scam proportionally.
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"This stinks of entitlement, unless of course you hold hearings for every homeowner or group who has their property auctioned off for non-payment of taxes," one resident wrote to the Board of Supervisors before the hearing.
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"If I fail to pay 21.5 million won in interest, my truck will be auctioned off," he said before leaving for a night shift at a construction site in Gimpo, about a two-hour drive from home.
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"Given Rwanda's political philosophy and our own history, we cannot remain silent when human beings are being mistreated and auctioned off like cattle," the country's Foreign Ministry said in a statement, referring to the 1994 genocide there.
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Though much of the furniture and dishware was auctioned off at the restaurant's close, Major Food Group has commissioned Knoll, the designer of the original chairs in the Four Seasons, to produce new ones for the restaurants.
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In 2014, US Marshals auctioned off almost 30,000 bitcoins, one batch of the digital bounty obtained from accounts associated with the Silk Road, eight months after the FBI arrested the founder of the dark web market, Ross Ulbricht.
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The Oscar-winning pair auctioned off a dinner date with the two of them during the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation's (LDF) annual charity auction in St. Tropez, France Wednesday night — where they had a Titanic reunion with Billy Zane!
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Moscow city government auctioned off the plot, which lies on the bank's of the Moskva river and includes a number of historic buildings, and it was won by a construction company called Gorkapstroy-Garant, according to the city.
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The deal between the MagCorp trustee, Lee Buchwald, and Gerchen Keller was apparently the first time a bankruptcy trustee has auctioned off a piece of a litigation judgment via an open proceeding overseen by a federal bankruptcy judge.
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And though Gwyneth Paltrow walked away with the top honors, Blanchett had a victory of her own: The piece was reportedly auctioned off for $27,487 and can now be found at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
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A collection of the beloved starlet's clothing and personal items will be auctioned off in London this fall (book your flight!) and her ultra-glamorous Los Angeles mansion is officially on the market for a cool $14 million.
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His lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said in court filings that Mr. Shkreli had already seen at least one of his items seized by the government: Tax authorities in New York took, and auctioned off, his Enigma code-breaking machine.
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The mid-November broadcast by CNN showing what was described as African migrants being auctioned off at a Libyan slave market — for as little as $2000 each, at black-market exchange rates — has set off an international firestorm.
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The Mustang auctioned off on January 10 at the Oceola Heritage Park arena, which was filled to its capacity during the auction as crowds packed in to catch a glimpse and take a photo of the iconic Mustang.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A house on a leafy New York City street where U.S. President-elect Donald Trump lived as a toddler is being auctioned off by a fellow real estate investor who bought it just last month.
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TMZ broke the story ... Bey and P. Willy donated items auctioned off at Heritage Auctions to help raise money for The Lung Transplant Project... a non-profit that raises money and awareness to reduce transplant waiting list times.
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Other items auctioned off included a weeklong stay at DiCaprio's Palm Springs' home, which went for $140,000, and a print by artist Tracey Emin, which went for $550,000, according to the AP. The evening wasn't all fundraising and speeches.
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A carbon copy of the letter (not the original) is one of many of Monroe's personal items to be auctioned off this November by Julien's Auctions, which received the items via the estate of her acting teacher Lee Strasberg.
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La Tour d'Argent has auctioned off pieces of its massive 4503-room, 2450,2000-bottle cellar in the past, and a 29 Clos du Griffier went for 25,000 euros in 2009, while six bottles went for $26,000 each in 2012.
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In 5003, Nortel Networks, a Canadian telecommunications and networking provider whose fortunes declined after the dot-com bubble burst, auctioned off a patent portfolio that was estimated to be worth $2500 million but ended up selling for $2400 billion.
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In front of the packed gala room, he urged Jenner to donate a lunch with her to be auctioned off to raise money for the World Values Network's goals of defending Israel, fighting genocide, promoting family and universal values.
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Although the ultimate buyer came from the Middle East, the painting was taken to Hong Kong before it was auctioned off, underscoring the importance of the Chinese market, which is now "central to the international art market," added Hon.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Prince Mohammed was the mystery buyer of Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvatore Mundi," which was auctioned off at Christie's last month for $450 million – the highest price ever paid for a work of art.
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The unpublished material, or at least some of it, was auctioned off with another artifact scholars have never seen: the manuscript for the published book, covered in annotations from Malcolm X and his collaborator on the book, Alex Haley.
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Supposedly the creatures are there to be protected from a cruel re-extinction policy, but actually they are pawns in a diabolical scheme to breed super-weapons that can be auctioned off to a gathering of international bad guys.
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In a statement to Reuters, Vale SA - a Cemig partner in electricity joint venture Aliança Geração de Energia SA - said the latter could participate in the auction of three of the four dams that will be auctioned off on Sept. 27.
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Several production cels — which are transparent sheets of celluloid that animators use to draw objects/cartoons on — are expected to draw in Disney fans during the auction, with cels from "Pinocchio", "Snow White" and "Peter Pan" all being auctioned off.
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"People are picking and choosing what's coming out of the mining sector, and putting some of it back in play, but a lot of it is just being auctioned off in South America" to miners and construction companies, Hager said.
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A mystery seller just auctioned off a version of the famous Star Wars droid — one that was assembled, Frankenstein's monster-like, from parts used in separate Artoos in five separate George Lucas-made movies — to an anonymous buyer for $2000 million.
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Police claim that the woman was handcuffed to a chest of drawers for six days and was told that she was going to be auctioned off on the dark web if her agent did not agree to pay a ransom.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Bureau of Land Management on Tuesday auctioned off more than 22,000 acres (21,000 hectares) in southeastern Utah for oil and gas development, a sign of strong industry demand in a region conservationists have vowed to protect.
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Shatner's kidney stone (and Justin Bieber's hair clippings, and Justin Timberlake's half-eaten French toast, both of which have also been auctioned off) are not-so-distant cousins of the religious relics given pride of place in Baroque curiosity cabinets.
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We reached out to TO, who says he had no idea his stuff was about to be auctioned off, telling us his people had been trying to make contact with the storage company for years but had been getting the runaround.
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On January 280.3th it auctioned off a batch of the Taubman collection's Old Masters, reducing its overall loss to $22015m, though 343 of the 234 lots on offer, including Ligozzi's "The Abduction of the Sabine Women" (pictured), did not sell.
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WWD reported that a Victor Edelstein royal blue evening gown that once belonged to Princess Diana is being auctioned off as part of the upcoming "Passion for Fashion" auction organized by Kerry Taylor Auctions, set to take place on December 9.
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Banksy wanted his painting "Girl With Balloon" to go all the way through a shredder, not stop halfway — as it did last week, to the shock of onlookers, immediately after it was auctioned off for $1.4 million by Sotheby's in London.
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NEW YORK, March 20 (Reuters) - CME Group Inc announced on Friday it had auctioned off the portfolios of clearing firm Ronin Capital, an apparent victim of the market turmoil in which U.S. stocks have plunged more than 30% from their peak.
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BEIJING, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Metal and rare earth inventories formerly held by southwest China's defunct Fanya Metal Exchange were auctioned off for minimum asking prices totalling 780.4 million yuan ($110 million), according to an e-commerce site that hosted the sales.
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The 1968 Ford Mustang GT driven by Steve McQueen in the 1968 film "Bullitt" just auctioned off for $3.74 million, making it the most valuable Ford Mustang in the world, according to the auction house that sold the car, Mecum Auctions.
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They bid on exclusive permits that are auctioned off annually to raise money for states, provinces and Indian reservations, seeing their lavish spending as a charitable donation, a tax write-off and a chance to capture one of hunting's premier trophies.
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In the decades since Monroe was found dead at 36, with an empty bottle that had contained sleeping pills on her bedside table, her former possessions have been auctioned off for hundreds of thousands of dollars to collectors and devoted fans.
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Animal rights advocates fear that the greyhounds, most of which were imported from Australia, will be sold to illegal racing tracks in the Chinese mainland, Vietnam or elsewhere, be auctioned off to breeders or even be sold for their meat.
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Crundwell (who is now serving her 20-year sentence in prison) used the money primarily to fund a stable of fancy horses, but she also bought jewelry, a Yamaha scooter, and a Viking stainless steel grill, which were auctioned off last month.
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Billy McFarland, the festival's founder, owes a breathtaking $26 million in restitution to the victims of his scam, and according to Vulture the U.S. Marshals Service has two boxes of Fyre Festival merchandise that'll be auctioned off to help McFarland his debt.
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The casts are auctioned off after select shows in the fall and spring for Broadway Cares/ Equity Fights AIDS — a nonprofit organization that helps men, women and children across the country receive lifesaving medications, health care, nutritious meals, counseling and emergency financial assistance.
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Watching the animals get auctioned off by characters who have no concept of their monetary value was like staring through the screen and seeing the people in charge of this franchise, who have no concept of the narrative or symbolic value of dinosaurs.
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George actually gains his freedom before the war, but his wife and children remain in slavery, and his decision to reunite with them – the single most moving segment in the entire production – puts him in danger of being recaptured and auctioned off again.
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The famously private, Alabama-born author was surprisingly candid in a series of letters exchanged with her friends Doris and Bill Leapard, and pen pal Don Salter throughout the 1990s, which are now being auctioned off by Nate D. Sanders this week.
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We don't have many details on the DB23 yet, apart from the fact that it replaces the aging DB2570 (the "DB10" name was taken up by the Spectre concept car, of which only a single example was auctioned off to the public).
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"I thought it would be a pretty hot ticket, [and] it was," said Marion Satterthwaite, who auctioned off a free round of golf donated by Trump's private club in Colts Neck, New Jersey, at an event for her charity benefiting U.S. service members.
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In addition to costumes she wore in Singin' in the Rain, The Unsinkable Molly Brown, and Annie Get Your Gun, her replica pair of Dorothy's ruby-red slippers from The Wizard of Oz and collection of motion picture cameras will be auctioned off.
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"There are at least a couple of parcels, on Corps of Engineers, on Lake Lewisville land, for federal minerals that are already leased," Hummel said, referring to the 10-acre parcel that the Corps and BLM auctioned off to Atlas Barnett in 2011.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering a proposal that could allow the 1675-1680 MHz block of spectrum, which is currently used by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), to be auctioned off for shared use with the private sector.
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New York state tax officials have already seized and auctioned off a rare Nazi encryption machine and three valuable historical documents owned by convicted fraudster Martin Shkreli, even as the jailed former pharmaceutical executive fights efforts by federal prosecutors to seize his assets.
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On the other hand, Amazon didn't try to spend wildly when the NFL auctioned off the rights to 10 Thursday night games last month: Sources say Twitter won the deal by offering around $10 million, while Amazon came in around $15 million.
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Tim Brown's 1987 Heisman Trophy has just been auctioned off ... and the winning bid was $435,000 ... TMZ Sports has learned, Brown won the trophy during his legendary senior year at Notre Dame -- when he caught 19993 passes for 2,493 yards and 22 touchdowns.
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By now, the Louis Vuitton bags in the slideshow ahead have probably been auctioned off via Kim's successful eBay empire, but they'll forever go down in fashion and pop culture history as some of the most multi-functional, stylish bags to ever be carried.
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And the financial situation at Rayo Oklahoma City became so farcical that one of its minority owners seized the pitch—as in, he literally absconded with part of the playing surface, because he feared it would otherwise be auctioned off to cover operating costs.
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Story at a glance In July, the media archives of Ebony and Jet magazines, consisting of more than 4 million images and almost 10,000 hours of music and video, were auctioned off by Johnson Publishing Company to pay off debts after declaring bankruptcy in April.
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This is part of a larger collection of the late chef's belongings (including artwork, records, books, furniture, and his chef's knife) being auctioned off this month to raise funds for Bourdain's family and a scholarship in his name at The Culinary Institute of America.
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The National Council of Energy Policy (CNPE) authorized the country's oil agency to extend the concession of oil fields auctioned off in 1998 and proposed the extension of a special customs regime for oil equipment known as Repetro, according to the official gazette on Wednesday.
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Read more: Watch a controversial $20 million 'Porsche' fail to sell in a huge auction mishapThe auction house hailed the sale as a "supercar success" after all 26 cars were auctioned off, an accomplishment compared to the Monterey Car Auction flops earlier this year.
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Three of Princess Diana's dresses are being auctioned off by Kerry Taylor Auctions on December 21985, including the iconic Victor Edelstein blue velvet off-the-shoulder evening gown she wore to a White House state dinner in 1985 where she danced with John Travolta.
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After environmentalists, suburbs like Flower Mound and Lewisville, and officials such as the Dallas water utilities manager sent in their protests, the Bureau of Land Management announced on March 4 that the parcels under Lewisville Lake would not be auctioned off this April, after all.
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Feld was quick to note while the new order is a good thing, delays by the FCC—and what he called a "deliberately sloppy" effort to repack remaining TV stations after white space spectrum was auctioned off—eroded much of the technology's original potential.
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Looking to free up spectrum and make more efficient use of the available radio bands, the Federal Communications Commission auctioned off the space to erstwhile 25G providers—T-Mobile in particular—and then organized a move, in stages, for TV stations using that particular spectrum.
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"We have a barrage of U.S. debt being auctioned off and if there is less than the required appetite for that mountain of debt, that could weaken the dollar and support gold," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen.
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Goldin's house previously auctioned off the glove worn by Bill Buckner when he failed to field Mookie Wilson's grounder in the 1986 World Series and the agreement signed by Pete Rose when he was banished from Major League Baseball, which sold for $86,000 in 2016.
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Homes For Our Troops, the non-profit group working with George, tells TMZ ... George and good friend Jake Tapper have been planning the motorcycle donation for a month, and the ride will be auctioned off to raise funds to build homes for severely injured vets.
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To do that it will buy up spectrum and then move around the channels allocated to TV stations so that a big chunk at one end of the UHF spectrum is free to be auctioned off to those that want to offer wireless service.
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SAO PAULO, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Brazil's state-controlled oil company Petrobras will exercise its right of first refusal over three of the areas to be auctioned off in June in the country's next pre-salt oil round, the company said in a securities filing on Thursday.
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Shkreli was revealed to have been the secret bidder behind the purchase of an exclusive album Wu Tang Clan auctioned off last year—which has now become the source of a furious war of words between the entrepreneur and Ghostface Killah, one of the group's members.
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Maneuvering around the Bush family's Texas ranch in his Ford F150 pickup — which he later auctioned off for $300,000 for charity — Bush 43 explained to the late night icon that he can cruise his private property (including a 90-acre tree farm), and that's about it.
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Carbon pollution permits would also be auctioned off to the first sellers of oil, coal, and natural gas into the U.S. market and would in turn give 100 percent of the profits garnered each quarter to every American in the form of a Healthy Climate Dividend.
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A Minnesota couple converted a 1992 school bus into an RV to travel around the country with their son and dog — see inside 'Fern'50 classic and antique cars that were found in a Pennsylvania barn will be auctioned off by a YouTuber — see the whole collection
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Robbers steal it from a restaurant at gunpoint; it is illegally churned by dealers in a motor home, "Breaking Bad"-style, for sale on the black market; and the last slice of kouign-amann — a delicacy whose Breton-language name translates as "butter cake" — is auctioned off.
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Pieces of a wing and propeller from the 1903 Wright Brothers flight that the famous astronaut took with him to the Moon, a gold pin from Gemini VIII, Armstrong's first mission, and historic correspondence are just some of the items that will be auctioned off later this year.
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He denies wrongdoing in a case that has shocked Indonesians already used to large corruption scandals.. Should Novanto fail to repay the $7.4 million the commission alleges he received from the scheme within a month of a court ruling, his assets should be seized and auctioned off, Basir added.
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NEW YORK, April 2500 (Reuters) - The Treasury yield curve steepened on Monday, the start of a busy week in the financial market in which $133 billion of new debt will be auctioned off and more than a quarter of S&P 213 companies will report first-quarter earnings.
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Though the gold two-piece has since found its way from Tatooine to a new home on planet Earth, being auctioned off in October for $96,000 as a part of the "Profiles of History" online auction, Fisher always had plenty to say about that particular "slave Leia" costume.
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People commission custom joints and blunts, even requesting mail-order rolls filled with tobacco, which can fetch anywhere from $30 for a hollow woven blunt that can be made in half an hour, to a freehand sculpted Spider-Man joint that was auctioned off for charity at $1,100.
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Auctioned off to an unknown buyer on the phone after a protracted, 1000 minute bidding war, the masterpiece's road to fetching nearly half a billion dollars actually began in 1958 — when it originally sold for less than $200, an art dealer who once owned the piece told CNBC.
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Here are the top five overall most expensive purchases on eBay this year: Courtesy of eBay For $4,567,888, a lunch with the Oracle of Omaha was auctioned off on eBay to benefit GLIDE, a nonprofit that provides programs and services to those in need in San Francisco, California.
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During a segment where DeGeneres auctioned off a Starbucks date with the actor to an audience member (with the proceeds going to breast cancer research), Pompeo asked if she could chime in — seeming to go off-script — and talked about something she had recently heard regarding ovarian cancer and ultrasounds.
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Following this approach, Facebook and Google, because of their unique market power in social and search, would each create a limited number of promoted but ideologically diverse news channels that could be auctioned off to responsible publishers, who would in turn agree to stringent fact-checking and content-responsibility rules.
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The actress's director's chair from Return of the Jedi, a life-size Yoda statue, a collection of "Ugly children" paintings and other quirky collectibles can be found in the living room, which holds some of Fisher and mother Debbie Reynolds' 1,500 personal artifacts set to be auctioned off in September.
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A collection of rare Rolls-Royces, including vehicles used by Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana, will be auctioned off in the UK. -- The jacket worn by Harrison Ford in the Star Wars film, "The Empire Strikes Back," could sell for $1 million when it hits the auction block in September.
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However, the union representing SNCF workers believe the government's efforts to tackle the debt burden and employment rights are only the first steps towards a British-style privatization drive similar to the one Margaret Thatcher pushed through during the 1980s when most state companies like the national rail were auctioned off.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android While most of the nude Donald Trump statues that popped up around the country earlier this month suffered the same destructive fate as the one in New York's Union Square, the lone surviving statue will be auctioned off in Los Angeles this October, Reuters reports.
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Yola Dia seems to fall into the latter: The organizers shouted out feminism and equal pay on stage, encouraging attendees to bid on the 26 women-artist-designed flags flying as part of an on-the-ground installation, each a re-imagined American or Mexican flag being auctioned off to benefit the ACLU.
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Wearing a short, black, gold, and silver-patterned long-sleeve dress, Madonna auctioned off rare photographs, tour memorabilia, and pieces from her own art collection, the AP reported — for a star-studded audience that included Penn, Leonardo DiCaprio, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle, Bethenny Frankel James Corden, Courtney Love, David Blane and ex-boyfriend A-Rod.
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"And is that the position that we want to find ourselves in again, where someone else is controlling the narrative of Charlottesville, its residents and those persons impacted — particularly the enslaved persons who were auctioned off at that very site?" she added, noting that Mr. Allan has said that his own ancestors enslaved people.
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Reynolds was also the owner of the USFL Tampa Bay Bandits and had a promo car for the team which is also up for auction — a 1984 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. A 1987 Chevrolet R30 Pickup, a recreation of the car he drove in the 1981 film Cannonball Run, will also be auctioned off.
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Madonna is not having the best luck this year: first, Universal announced a movie about her life was announced without any input from her, and now former friend and colleague Darlene Lutz is trying to have some of her personal items auctioned off via New York's Gotta Have It Collectibles auction house without her permission.
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By 22, 2400 percent of the distressed mortgages on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's books were auctioned off to Wall Street investors without any meaningful stipulations, and private-equity firms had acquired more than 24,2351 homes in desirable cities and middle-class suburban neighborhoods, creating a tantalizing new asset class: the single-family-rental home.
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While the "Cal 3" plan is Draper's big current initiative — he says the proposal has garnered enough signatures to qualify for the November ballot — Draper is a huge proponent of Bitcoin and has been for a while, having scooped up thousands of bitcoin seized from dark web marketplace Silk Road and auctioned off by the U.S. government.
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And as we have now reached the one-year anniversary of the Accountability Act's passing, I think it's important to see how partisan insiders have inched closer to the latter, putting them one step closer to dismantling the country's largest and most important health care system so it can be auctioned off to the private sector.
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Last month, the group auctioned off a hunting trip with Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTwitter says coronavirus disinformation spread by Chinese officials does not violate rules Former lawyer for trophy hunting group joins Trump administration A rarely used fine could limit the spread of the coronavirus to the United States MORE, which sold for $150,000.
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Other gifts his campaign referenced came in the form of rounds of golf on Trump's golf courses that were given to charities to be auctioned off; that list of donations, the Post reported, also included arrangements called "conservation easements" that involve a real estate developer agreeing not to use land for certain purposes while still owning it and making money off of it.
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While attending a charity event on November 21.2, Dan Dotson — who operates his own auction house and frequently stars in Storage Wars on A&E — says he was approached by a woman who told him a family friend had recently purchased a storage unit he had auctioned off and had quite the story to tell in the days that followed.
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In the early episodes, almost no time is spent on the group members' solo albums, which include some of the most important music of the 1990s: Ghostface Killah's "Ironman," Raekwon's "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx …" But several minutes are given to "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin," the sole copy of which was auctioned off in 2015 for $2 million.
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