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At least one thirty-second advertisement commanded a price of $4 million.Sherman, Alex (January 3, 2012). NBC Gets $4 Million for Super Bowl Ads, Sells Out Inventory. Bloomberg LP. Retrieved January 3, 2012.
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In 1877 Isis Downs was acquired by William John Clarke, he owned it until 1883, but let it go. It then changed hands a number of times before Robert Selmon Whiting and William John Clarke's son, Sir Rupert Clarke who acquired it in 1910. The station encompassed an area of and had commanded a price of £200,000. In 1912 Isis was stocked with 200,000 sheep, a fire tore through the property shortly after shearing the same year resulting in the destruction of the woolshed and 1,200 bales of wool. The construction of the station woolshed was completed in 1914.
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He set up an artistic circle including Robert Fagan, Charles Grignion the Younger, Samuel Woodforde and George Cumberland. For his exhibition piece he modelled in plaster The Judgement of Jupiter (with over 20 figures and emulating history painting of the time, it was the largest 18th-century relief by a British artist) but the Academy argued with him over its size and it was not sent to London. A marble version however, was commissioned by Sir Richard Worsley in 1788, and is now in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. He produced a relief of Edward and Eleanor (drawn from a play by James Thomson) for Sir George Corbett and commanded a price of £700 for a statue of Apollo for Lord Berwick.
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