You fetch, you fetch things, you get them coffee, you get them dinner.
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Though Prompt is a completely new company from Fetch, all Fetch investors are involved.
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The Ruff Dawg Dawg-Nut is a perfect durable fetch toy Perfect fetch toy?
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Go to Settings > Accounts and Passwords > Fetch New Data and select "Fetch" for each account.
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Go to Settings > Accounts and Passwords > Fetch New Data > turn Push off and change Fetch from Automatically to Manually.
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In response, Fetch had this statement: Fetch terminated its agreement with Uber months ago after Uber stopped paying invoices for services provided by over fifty small business suppliers, engaged by Fetch to place Uber's mobile advertising.
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He doesn't always listen but he loves fetch, so we compromise by playing fetch with a 50 foot leash on.
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" Try and make "fetch' happen Speaking of Regina George, she was so right when she said fetch isn't going to happen.
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Markus Mayer, an analyst at Baader Helvea, said Coppertone and Dr. Scholl's could fetch 230 billion euros and the Currenta stake could fetch 22022 billion euros.
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Now Fetch has asked for Judge Rogers to determine both companies' contractual responsibilities and to direct Uber to pay it the monies Fetch claimed it is owed.
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Uber had initially sought $40 million in damages from Fetch, alleging that the Dentsu-owned agency billed it for fake clicks on its online ads, allegations that Fetch denied.
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Fetch terminated its agreement with Uber months ago after Uber stopped paying invoices for services provided by over fifty small business suppliers, engaged by Fetch to place Uber's mobile advertising.
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Other items include astronaut Roger Chafee's helmet and glove cover, estimated to fetch $23,000 to $150,000, and six American passports issued to Neil Armstrong, estimated to fetch $40,000 to $60,33, according to Sotheby's.
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There's no known direct connection to the agency folding, but Fetch has been in the news since former client Uber sued it in 2017, alleging Fetch committed breach of contract, fraud, and negligence.
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Auctioneers were reportedly hoping the map would fetch around $900,000.
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Then we walk the dog and play fetch with him.
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Rare whiskys can fetch more than $1 million at auction.
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They fetch his takeout meals and draw him into conversation.
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A few days ago I played fetch with a robot.
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A sale could fetch more than $1 billion, they added.
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Evan Rachel Wood could have tried to make fetch happen!
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Some ISIS clients could fetch up to $50,000, they said.
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Just imagine how much that dress would fetch on eBay.
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Their mother was unable to leave work to fetch them.
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Modularity is the key here, as with competitors like Fetch.
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I'm sure they will fetch a very high sales price.
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But the government insisted that a zollar could fetch $1.
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The British pound was off 0.3 percent to fetch $1.0.074.
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One of these, called Fetch, was announced on March 28th.
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They usually come and fetch you when there is buzz.
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That alone is expected to fetch as much as $10k.
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It had been expected to fetch up to 15,000 pounds.
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The combined total could fetch $2 billion by some estimates.
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The guns can fetch higher prices on the black market.
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It's expected to fetch somewhere in the neighborhood of $500,000!!!!!
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Mean Girls is coming to Broadway — and it's totally fetch!
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The Clair stake could easily fetch $0003 billion, they said.
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Against the yen, the greenback gained slightly to fetch 111.36.
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The piece is expected to fetch up to $55 million.
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"Fetch" will happen before this healthcare bill becomes a thing.
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We're told the ring is expected to fetch around $50k.
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Yelling, Omony ordered them to fetch Justine, Otika and Agweng.
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A plastic launcher that helps them play fetch for hours
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So in the river many people fetch water that suffer.
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Flaws in Apple's mobile devices can typically fetch $1 million.
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Playboy insiders say Hef's shares should fetch around $45 million.
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He then went to his truck to fetch his gun.
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Oh, and Ellie Kemper — your pregnancy timing is so fetch.
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She and Isobel storm the Merton home to fetch Dickie.
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Fetch Robotics is operating in a space created by Amazon.
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The price Noble Petro might fetch was not immediately clear.
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Mr. Reuning said the artist's work could fetch even more.
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Basically being asked to fetch coffee times 10, or 100.
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They're expected to fetch a cool $6,000 for the deuce.
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So there's an incentive to, you know, make fetch happen.
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Why not get up to fetch a bucket of water?
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A steady easterly fetch may keep reinforcing that cooler feeling.
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Meanwhile, a rare bottle of Macallan could fetch $1.2 million.
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Against the yen, the dollar edged higher to fetch 111.83.
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She estimated that it would fetch 63,000 to 12,000 francs.
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Such a rarity might fetch $200 on the open market.
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That's a European rover that goes by the name Fetch.
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The Fetch will become available next year at some point.
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This car could fetch more than either of those cars.
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This new tag, the Ring Fetch, will launch next year.
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Amazon will fetch you books, groceries and home security systems.
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The reluctance of men to fetch or even have condoms.
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In fact, a plane might zip in and fetch you.
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We're told the hat alone could fetch up to $2k.
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The UN detachment was attempting to fetch water for a village.
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Falling cats, fetch-inept dogs, puppy problems: They are all here.
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I play another quick game of fetch and feed both dogs.
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The dog is high energy and can play fetch for hours.
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On the black market, U.S. dollars fetch more than 1,100 bolivars.
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These fragile pieces of computing history regularly fetch upwards of $21,240.
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There is no such thing as patience when fetch is involved.
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My own childhood cat, Salem, loved to fetch crumpled paper napkins.
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BET was really trying to make fetch happen with this scene.
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Knowing how to sell can also help you fetch higher rates.
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Check out open houses to see what your budget would fetch.
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The auction is expected to fetch more than $12 million. (CNBC)
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And we use that to go out and fetch relevant papers.
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Just kidding, if people started saying fetch the world might end.
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The two sticks of dynamite were actually fetch toys for dogs.
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Melonee Wise is the CEO of collaborative warehouse robotics company Fetch.
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The pair being auctioned were expected to fetch $50,000 to $70,000.
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Pangolin scales fetch as much as $123 a kilogram in China.
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She finds the rattiest tennis ball and insists we play fetch.
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The unit could fetch $3 billion or more in a sale.
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What we're presenting to you is a golden retriever playing fetch.
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Mediobanca said the junior tranche could fetch a double-digit return.
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In my script, I also fetch my current hostname using icanhazptr.com.
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This is the slowest, least efficient game of fetch ever played.
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The car had been expected to fetch between £1-1.5 million.
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Gotcha the cockatoo is bringing a whole new meaning to fetch.
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If she has a boy, we strongly suggest naming him Fetch.
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Some of these plants can fetch tens of thousands of dollars.
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It's expected to fetch $100 million at an auction next month.
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This morning Fetch Robotics announced a $46 million Series C raise.
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Dollars on the black market currently fetch close to 3,200 bolivars.
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Against the yen, the dollar edged down to fetch 112.28 yen.
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Closing ranks to any outsiders means that "fetch" may never happen.
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The combined 31 tonnes could fetch $2 billion by some estimates.
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The painting is expected to fetch $4 million to $6 million.
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Fetch is another product that could take advantage of Amazon Sidewalk.
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Cornfeldt said Fetch stood by the work it did for Uber.
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Fetch the Lady Fletcher 25 of your finest studs at once!
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As Fetch proves, this process is actually harder than it looks.
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The technology behind Fetch has actually been in development for years.
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A blond dye job doesn't seem far fetch for Justin either.
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Talk about being fetch ... or is that not going to happen?!
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New treatments, if successful, can fetch more than $100,000 a year.
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" / "And where will you fetch it from, all you Big Steamers?
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It is expected to fetch a total of about $10 million.
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Wear long pants, covered shoes and latex gloves to fetch needles.
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Based on available listings, it might fetch about $1 million today.
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That's one of the rules now as well: no fetch quests.
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It will be her latest attempt to finally make "fetch" happen.
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After expenses, they could fetch at least 120,000 pesos (about $2,350).
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She ran home to fetch her dog, Kaiser, and her bird.
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By comparison, credit card numbers only fetch a few dollars each.
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But can your fancy BMW fetch your slippers when you're cold?
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The currency recovered later to fetch $303 at 3:12 p.m.
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Against the Japanese currency, the greenback firmed to fetch 109.68 yen.
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A mounted Large Blue butterfly can fetch as much as $400.
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It was estimated to fetch around $100k, but went for $337,000!
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It also has two important Monets — a summer garden scene that could fetch $20 million to $30 million and a scene of ice on the surface of the water that could fetch $18 million to $25 million.
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Fetch for Pets and Star Wars, $12.99 to $17.99 — available November 2020One of the most anticipated collaborations of 2020, Fetch for Pets and Star Wars are partnering to bring the Galaxy closer to your pet than ever.
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The museum estimates each space suit could fetch roughly $5,000 at auction.
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The package had been expected to fetch around $6.4 billion, sources said.
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In The Emoji Movie 2, our characters have to fetch a bone.
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Just let your dog fetch you the beer instead of drinking it.
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I thought they might fetch a lot of money in the auction.
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Here's hoping the Grim Reaper waits awhile before coming to fetch him.
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This surprised me, since I always considered fetch a classically canine pursuit.
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Selling 1% at the bottom of that range would fetch $15 billion.
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Reports have said Salix could fetch Valeant as much as $10 billion.
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A kilo of European eel can fetch upwards of $2772,224 in China.
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Takeda expects the business to fetch around $1 billion, the sources added.
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This is Go Fetch Dog Day Care and Boarding in Loveland, Ohio.
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The sale was expected to fetch between $5.1 million and $353 million.
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It's a prolonged fetch quest, basically, but the pay-off is wonderful.
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The 32-foot, multiple-image work is estimated to fetch $50 million.
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But, for the industry, the best beans fetch a far higher price.
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Estimated at $100,000 to $150,000, that is bound to fetch much more.
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The report said that business could fetch up to $1 billion. Questions?
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If successful, Excelitas could fetch as much as $2 billion, they added.
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It can play fetch, do tricks, and respond to petting and praise.
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It is not clear how much Nike could fetch by selling Hurley.
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Together, the assets could fetch over $300 million, according to banking sources.
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Yet some things hold their value or even fetch premiums second-hand.
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Children wash themselves and fetch water at a camp in Sittwe, Myanmar.
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On the black market, however, a dollar can fetch around 3,000 bolivars.
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Some sources said the sale is likely to fetch around $2 billion.
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He does not know in advance what price his crops will fetch.
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The source said the deal could fetch up to 1 billion euros.
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To sell him while his fame might still fetch a decent price.
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So which duplicate of the contract should try to fetch the data?
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Snake skins can fetch $30 to $60 apiece, roughly a week's wage.
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Goodshop's version of an online shopping tool is the Goodshop Fetch Button.
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It's estimated to fetch upwards of $23 million for the single unit.
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In the warehousing industry, startups like Fetch are doing some heavy lifting.
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The best often get sent to auction, where they fetch higher prices.
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His sponsored social media posts can fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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The Godiva business could fetch a higher multiple, given its premium position.
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Ever seen a Beluga whale play fetch in the open seas before???
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The unit could fetch about 5 billion euros, or about $5.4 billion.
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We help on the farms, we bring firewood, and we fetch water.
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New products often fetch higher prices, which in turn boost profit margins.
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Could Dad run and fetch it before he needed it for class?
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Migrants with certain skills, like tiling or painting, fetch a higher price.
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After about a year, her husband returned to Bangladesh to fetch her.
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Only three of 13 pups, over several years of testing, played fetch.
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"If Olive goes first she'll come back to fetch me," she remarked.
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They're definitely made for pups who think sticks can go fetch themselves.
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Luce runs into the bedroom to fetch it, quickly, before Andrew returns.
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Nineteenth-century versions fetch between $2,500 and $5,000 on sites like 1stdibs.com.
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Auctioneers Sotheby's expect it to fetch 1.63,000 pounds ($103,000) to 100,000 pounds.
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The pet-tracking Ring Fetch is coming next year, the company says.
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"Fetch" uses less battery power because it pings the server less frequently.
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By way of answering, he asked an assistant to fetch his pistol.
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Snipers shot first-aid workers who were trying to fetch the fallen.
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The happy pup's fetch game is about to get so much better.
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These cars currently fetch between $80,000 to $220,000 according to one dealer.
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The portfolio could fetch up to $225 billion, sources have told Reuters.
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The sale could fetch up to $3 billion, analysts and bankers said.
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The asset could fetch up to $1 billion, according to banking sources.
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Analysts say the semiconductor business could fetch $13 billion to $17 billion.
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North of Merrick Road, new homes replacing knockdowns can fetch over $2973,000.
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He had an aide fetch printouts of the tweets to pass around.
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And so you're always throwing something out and you go fetch it.
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Starting bid is $100k and it's expected to fetch a lot more.
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The work is estimated to fetch between £80,000 and £120,000 (~$114,000–20183,000).
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Propellers made from phosphor bronze can fetch as much as $2,500 per ton.
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Greenbacks on the black market currently fetch 1,046 bolivars, according to website DolarToday.
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Click here to view original GIFNeed to run downstairs to fetch the laundry?
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Analysts think the upstart might fetch $2109bn were it to be taken public.
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Turns out, though, it's not — you can absolutely teach your cat to fetch.
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It said the sale could fetch 3 trillion won ($2.81 billion) or more.
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People don't need to walk to fetch water because they have running water.
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Eventually, you can continue this progression all the way to a full fetch.
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Those with graduate degrees in artificial intelligence can fetch $5m-413m a year.
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We know fetch is never gonna happen, but we can make this happen.
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The Australian dollar recovered a bit to fetch $0.7585 at 12:43 p.m.
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The Australian dollar recovered a bit to fetch $0.7613 at 3:36 p.m.
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He had a heart attack and fell over while they were playing fetch.
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Every time I throw a ball he thinks it's time to play fetch.
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Are you irked when a junior office-mate fails to fetch you coffee?
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I pick it up wondering how much it'll fetch on the galactic market.
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Lyft lost $600 million and its IPO is expected to fetch $15 billion.
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Forbes reports that it is expected to fetch between $2 and $3 million.
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Some of these rare skins can fetch several hundreds dollars on the marketplace.
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Will it fetch millions of dollars at an auction like a Stradivarius can?
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On the Caracas re-sale market, those same condoms fetch around 2,000 bolivars.
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Long story short, in these chic lewks, Lohan could totally make fetch happen.
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Some dogs are good at fetch, others can show off their sweet tricks.
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Auctioneers had expected the bag to fetch between $2 million and $4 million.
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Luckily, today she settles down after 20 minutes of fetch in the yard.
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She gets all the exercise she needs by running around and playing fetch.
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The assets could fetch up to $200 million, according to two banking sources.
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However, we're told the wardrobe is expected to fetch thousands of dollars each.
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Goldin Auctions owner Ken Goldin thinks the ticket will fetch at least $25,000.
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Prior to joining Fetch, Melonee was CEO and co-founder of Unbounded Robotics.
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Sources previously estimated the unit could fetch 6 billion to 8 billion francs.
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Dollars on the black market now fetch 22,431 bolivars, according to website DolarToday.
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The unit could fetch about 5 billion euros ($5.43 billion), Bloomberg reported. (bloom.
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A single carved tusk in China can fetch hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Jerry's 1973 Porsche 917/30 CanAm Spyder is expected to fetch $7 million.
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That kilo, once refined into cocaine, will fetch $24,000 to $27,000 in America.
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At home the inseparable duo loves to play fetch and hide-and-seek.
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And with PetSmart in play, she'll certainly be able to fetch those profits.
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What joy, then, when she asks him to fetch her from the airport.
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My PR companion has to fetch someone with authority to let me through.
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The auction is expected to fetch more than 10 million pounds ($13.2 million).
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One member handed him $10 and asked him to fetch her beach chairs.
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For their Christmas card, the entire family sported colour co-ordinated outfits. Fetch!
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What about a serious monologue dedicated to the word "Fetch" by Gretchen Weiners?
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But most expect Yahoo's core business to fetch $6 billion to $8 billion.
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They left work early to fetch their grandparents from tiny, flood-prone towns.
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Most of it is mackerel, herring and shellfish that fetch better prices abroad.
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Scholars say that similar, authentic artifacts can fetch millions in the antiquities market.
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The robot was able to fetch water and open doors for a quadriplegic.
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The apartment, with a beamed ceiling and casement windows, might fetch $500,000 today.
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Are we beyond being asked to fetch coffee for department chairs and worse?
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Turn your pet into some live entertainment Fetch just won't cut it anymore.
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The work is estimated to fetch $100 million at Christie's on November 15.
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Developers can connect directly with bank accounts to fetch transactions and banking information.
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" Van Brunt sent two workers "with the little waggon to fetch her mother.
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A tiger skin can fetch as much as 2,000,000 rupees, or roughly $30,000.
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None of the puppies, wolf or domesticated puppy, had experienced "fetch" before this.
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Luigi will fetch him brandy for the pain, she says; Luigi loves brandy.
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It's my job to fetch the crutches, and return them to her chair.
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Rentals are scarce, agents say, and co-ops typically fetch $218 million plus.
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It's my job to fetch the crutches, and return them to her chair.
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Other people have offered to fetch students from the airport or bus station.
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That's a lot to accomplish, even if we never exactly made "fetch" happen.
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Generally, agency debt is expected to fetch smaller recoveries than general obligation bond.
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"I know a slew of people that are Disney fanatics," Fetch, 27, said.
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I've been asked to fetch coffee even when I was interim vice provost.
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Making them fetch coffee or go on snack runs will still be permitted.
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Officers refused to let the two men fetch their passports from their hotel.
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Takeda expects to fetch more than $1 billion for the Latin American operations.
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The oil company expects to fetch more than $8 billion with this sale.
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She and I will drive together to fetch my son from day care.
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In turn, the buildings can fetch premium rents and achieve higher occupancy rates.
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In 20193, Mr. Fechheimer (pronounced FETCH-high-mer), whose nickname was Fetch, went from cave to cave on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border in search of witnesses to support John Walker Lindh's claim that he had provided only minor support to terrorists.
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He added that Fetch helped Uber acquire more than 37 million new users since 2014, that it advised the company on reducing ad fraud and that Fetch scored 9 out of 9 in its annual appraisal by Uber in December 2016.
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It is expected to fetch from $130,000 to $200,000, according to the Associated Press.
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The deals could fetch a combined $0003 billion and help accelerate expansion outside Brazil.
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Playing a game of fetch with your dog is a great way to bond.
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But it is expected to fetch just a fraction of what they are owed.
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Non-bank lenders usually fetch between one to two times book value, they added.
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To avoid this, Norman excluded so-called masterpieces, which would likely fetch exceptional prices.
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Fetch was born from the ashes of Breakout Room, a tool for simplifying webinars.
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A new star is headed to Broadway, and the news is, like, so fetch.
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Quite a few cat owners report that their feline friends love to fetch, too.
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Each can fetch as much as $3,000, so each haul was worth a fortune.
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Then I succumb to playing an never-ending game of fetch with my dog.
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Iron and steel is divided by thickness; the heftier pieces fetch a higher price.
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Mother, fetch me my bucket hat, a slap bracelet, and some Fruit Roll-Ups.
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Fetch Robotics and Fellow Robots are now developing and testing products in these areas.
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Sources told Reuters in May last year that the transaction could fetch $500 million.
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Asked for their papers, suspected illegal immigrants say they will fetch them, then disappear.
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Were a costly certification process not required, much more could fetch such a premium.
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Probably nothing tbh, but I'm sure playing fetch comes in at a close second.
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The firm, co-founded by actress Jessica Alba in 2011, could fetch $1 billion.
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That could fetch ¥2trn ($18bn), making it one of the biggest IPOs in Japan.
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Could the tree-covered island fetch its asking price and break a U.S. record?
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At a certain point, it kind of became the "fetch" of the solar system.
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Rescuers had to use large animal bag and ropes to fetch the pair out.
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Banking sources told Reuters in April the assets could fetch more than $300 million.
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I know how to fetch data, how to consolidate it, and how to search
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Of course she stormed off at one point to fetch a glass of champagne.
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Or are they going to Castle Black to fetch Jon's long-lost brother Bran?
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The company introduced their robot system, including Fetch and Freight, in May of 2015.
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Based on Conifer's profitability, Tenet could fetch at least $2.5 billion from a sale.
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Their mother, Tracy, sent Kimber right back out to fetch Mikelle as dinnertime approached.
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Bloomberg reported last month that the business could fetch about $700 million if sold.
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Lesser quality crudes such as West Texas Sour might only fetch $21.4 a barrel.
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The work is estimated to fetch $7,000 to $10,000, according to the auction house.
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Christie's estimates it will fetch more than $1 million and up to $1.5 million.
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To quote a famous Mean Girls scene, how do you, like, make "fetch" happen?
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"Minority shareholders won't fetch the bill for something they didn't do", the source added.
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And depending on the kind, the wagyu can fetch close to $2300 per pound.
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I called us a cab and went to my grandmother's room to fetch her.
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N) to find a possible buyer, hoping to fetch 700 million euros ($746 million).
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Dentsu Aegis Network's mobile advertising agency Fetch is being folded into digital agency iProspect.
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The dollar also clawed back gains against the Japanese currency to fetch 112.73 yen.
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"These artists already fetch very large tickets within their dedicated fan bases," Grey says.
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There was laughter and sunshine, and even a game of fetch with a turtle.
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They would sharpen his pencils and fetch his papers, said Ted Hull, the superintendent.
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Condos there start at about $3 million and can fetch upward of $0003 million.
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Like "Fetch" and "On Wednesdays We Wear Pink" and — what's the one about sluts?
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It was, bless them, the paper's own "Stop trying to make fetch happen" moment.
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Still, even the smallest vacant lot in the area would fetch over $1 million.
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Today, it's becoming increasingly gentrified, with a Target and homes that can fetch $2470,22.7,2260.
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And then you straighten up, fetch your invitation, and go to meet the Queen.
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FETCH How a Bad Dog Brought Me Home By Nicole J. Georges 328 pp.
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Creating all-new routes just to fetch organics would be expensive and snarl traffic.
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She had a few words with him, and then went to fetch her husband.
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It has not been reported how much a majority stake in Barstool could fetch.
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In some cases -- some extremely rare cases -- ammonites can fetch between $40,000 to $50,000.
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Perhaps they just know humans will do anything for a cute game of fetch.
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And no, this isn't just Clark trying to play fetch with a captive audience.
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If more assets are added, the sale could fetch about $500 million, they said.
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First round bids are due this week for the business that could fetch £6bn.
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With its shares and business down, the company may not fetch a compelling price.
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Classic Autavias from the 1960s often fetch five-figure sums on the vintage market.
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Analysts had been projecting that the unit could fetch as much as $20 billion.
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Then they asked her to fetch the one that she had not yet learned.
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The package is expected to fetch around 6 billion euros ($6.4 billion), they added.
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Casey Dickinson's dog, Cooper, prefers that you actually score buckets in games of fetch.
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There's also Jimmy Page's burgundy Fender Stratocaster, which is expected to fetch around $150k.
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Study, too, the average monthly rents that homes and apartments in a neighborhood fetch.
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One dog opens and closes kitchen drawers and can fetch paper from the printer.
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When I go to fetch my second portion, a middleaged woman gets my attention.
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Fetch — a rockstar, of course — loves partying and talking about how much he does it.
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You might think since this one is new, it might not fetch that much money.
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For instance, Fetch used dynamic ads on Facebook to drive app installs to Travelocity's app.
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Canadian crude producers say their landlocked product needs more pipeline capacity to fetch better prices.
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If they have this variation and they're healthy, they could fetch a lot of money.
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That's where things could go sideways for Fetch and the digital advertising world at large.
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N), and may fetch a valuation of about five times the units' core earnings (EBITDA).
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Maria's father was watching "Cheyenne" when she came inside the house to fetch a doll.
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In a typical minute, you'll go fetch something necessary to progress past a certain point.
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Other perks at BI include free snacks, ping pong, and never having to fetch coffee.
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And so the work of a scientist is more like a series of fetch-quests.
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Next year, Oregon hopes to fetch more than $220 million for the remaining 82,500 acres.
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Maria and "Johnny" vanished when her playmate went home to fetch a pair of mittens.
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" Siri will fetch the news and then say, "Here is some news — take a look.
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The lot is estimated to fetch between $2,500-$3,800 in the sale on April 963.
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Maria accepted, and disappeared with "Johnny" when the playmate ran home to fetch her mittens.
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One banking source said the airline would fetch less than 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion).
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High honours came, and he sometimes left New Orleans to fetch them, but not often.
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Now, Basquiat and Kerry James Marshall fetch top prices at auctions and are widely known.
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Like heroin or cocaine, a small of amount of fentanyl can fetch a high price.
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He'd alert me to danger, fetch weapons, and let me pet him whenever I wanted.
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Another source said companies in the industry could fetch as much as 12 times EBITDA.
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Nevertheless, Fetch says several large European firms are lined up to give it a go.
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Climb up glaciers on Hoth and also fetch things from high shelves on Star Destroyers?
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JEWELLERY BRAND APM MONACO LOOKS FOR BUYER, DEAL COULD FETCH CLOSE TO $1 BLN - SOURCES
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Lee's job was to fill inkwells and fetch coffee for Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.
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One banking source said the airline would fetch less than 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion).
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The assets are expected to fetch a few hundred million euros in total, they said.
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It means that the browser will fetch a website's data from the internet every time.
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Update: Verizon says the S8 will sell for $720 and the S8+ will fetch $840.
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He said it could fetch between 6 billion and 8 billion francs in a sale.
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Despite the high prices that the fancier versions can fetch, salt is just that: salt.
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One bottle, he says, sells for about $150, although larger quantities would fetch a discount.
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Soybeans and wheat fetch a little more than half their post-recession peak in 2012.
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His investments include Nest (IoT), Fetch Robotics (industrial robots) and Vector Space Systems (satellite services).
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The minimum bid is $575,000, and it's expected to fetch between $800,000 and $1.2 million.
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Profiles in History has estimated that the manuscript could fetch $2 million to $3 million.
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A disposal of the company's European real estate would fetch another C$5.20, he said.
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"If you want it ... come fetch it," Player told Clifford Roberts, then-Augusta National chairman.
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Broncos settle for a field goal, and Jared Allen's fake dog goes to fetch it.
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It was not immediately clear how much the sale of a controlling stake could fetch.
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I heard that you're settled downThat you found a dog and you're playing fetch now.
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The sale, run by Scotiabank, could fetch up to $19903 million, according to banking sources.
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In the end, the best-looking beast will fetch the highest price at the market.
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It is, in essence, a never-ending fetch quest, but one that never grows repetitive.
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My mom had to fetch a knitted hat from home to keep my dad warm.
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Freed of their burdens, the trains would then run back downhill to fetch more loads.
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She says the print would fetch a higher price if there were two of them.
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At that multiple, Argor-Heraeus would fetch up to 484 million Swiss francs ($491 million).
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Too fat to play fetch or go for short walks, something needed to be done.
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Because of the cutback in production, bottles made during either war fetch a high price.
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They are hoping to fetch a valuation of £1.4bn-£1.5bn, one of the sources added.
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The priciest car being auctioned is a McLaren, estimated to fetch upwards of $23 million.
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He rushed home to fetch a photo showing his childhood self in the same sweater.
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The 212 condos start at $2.6 million; penthouse units will fetch up to $32 million.
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The New York and Boston-based airline is calling it the "Fetch A Deal" sale.
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This exceeded the original estimated of about $18.7 million, authorities estimated the auction would fetch.
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Rights to show sports, such as Premier League soccer matches, can fetch billions of pounds.
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Reuters previously reported that the midstream assets could fetch as much as C$4 billion.
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A 1968 Topps Nolan Ryan rookie card, worth $33 in 1984, could now fetch $500.
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One of them, Untitled (New York City) is expected to fetch upwards of $40 million.
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The sale of Boost could fetch up to $3 billion, potential bidders previously told Reuters.
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Whether your pup is big or small, there's a chance they like to play fetch.
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In theory, a happy and productive Machado can fetch plenty in a trade this summer.
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Black market prices vary but on the London market that would fetch $50 or $100.
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When dinner came in the trenches, the men would argue over who should fetch rations.
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Once you bring back your branches, you'll be asked to fetch six pieces of fruit.
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On the street, officers said, the three-dozen pounds of drugs would fetch about $115,000.
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Some email providers, like Gmail and Outlook, allow you to fetch emails from another account.
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Scientists have not discovered a new cave painting of the very first game of fetch.
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And he's noticeably disappointed when his fetch partner misses, even letting out a low growl.
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After stopping by the apartment to fetch clothes, she walked the streets of Greenwich Village.
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Adams remains a valuable big man who could fetch the Thunder nice assets in return.
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Let's hope this little guy doesn't get into a one-sided game of fetch again.
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Soon after, they were again detained and the staff, enraged, called Afzal to fetch Salahuddin.
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The auction, which ends on June 15, could fetch as much as $900,000 in total.
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Uber also claims Fetch purchased nonexistent advertising, or bought ads on websites that didn't exist.
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Essentially, they go full Regina George and taunt IT for trying to make fetch happen.
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Homes in the Country Estates, Lakeville Estates and Nob Hill neighborhoods fetch the highest prices.
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A lock of Kurt Cobain's hair, for example, is expected to fetch up to $12,000.
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Overhead, the private jets were coming in low, presumably to fetch the premium-experience guests.
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Some auctioneers estimated that the jersey could fetch tens of thousands of dollars at auction.
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Three surveyors had estimated it would fetch between HK$1.185 billion and HK$1.42 billion.
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AND FINALLY Ball buddy You don't need a dog to play a game of fetch.
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We're told the jersey is expected to fetch $25,000 ... with bidding set to begin soon.
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It is expected to fetch up to £6003 million ($1.3 million), according to Prop House.
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But then the nurse finishes making an assessment [and] has to run and fetch things.
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The foundation sent a team to fetch the orangutan and bring it to the center.
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Then he stormed off to fetch the owner, who stormed some more and then relented.
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The painting's by Robert McGinnis and it's expected to fetch anywhere from $15k to $25k.
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According to 9to5Mac, here's how to solve your problems: Using your Google/Gmail account with Mail on iOS 11: Go to Settings → Accounts & Passwords Select Add Account Select Google Input your credentials Return to Accounts & Passwords Select Fetch New Data Select the Automatically schedule under Fetch The only downfall appears to be the fact that your iPhone's Mail app will only automatically fetch your mail only when on power and Wi-Fi.
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Liquigas is expected to fetch between 2.5 billion and 3 billion reais ($757 million), Reuters reported.
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It could fetch a valuation of more than $6 billion, according to one of the sources.
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When B. visits, I spend most of the time playing fetch with her and our dog.
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And when the designer's team saw Campbell's car arrive, the shop attendants went to fetch her.
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This mature girl, who was once a professional fetch player, is now a champion nap taker.
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Elliott hopes its intervention can help Arconic fetch a higher price, the sources said on Thursday.
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Rare emeralds from shipwreck will fetch millions Why can't we ever find cool stuff like this?
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Sigman, now a grandmother known as Kathy Chapman, said she went home to fetch her mittens.
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She and Johnny vanished after the other child, Kathy Sigman, ran home to fetch her mittens.
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There may also be a tooth, leg, tooth, and bone for playing fetch with your pup.
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Michael Doyle, an auctioneer at Julien's Auctions, said "Umbrella Rat" could fetch as much as $100,000.
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Casarez pushed the boy, who fell to the floor and then ran to fetch his cousins.
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He said at least three of them could fetch over $30 million each in today's market.
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Rosneft argues its involvement would boost competition and the price the government can fetch for Bashneft.
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Amadeus's announcement confirmed a Bloomberg report, which also said TravelClick could fetch up to $3 billion.
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How to Work with Robots with Melonee Wise (Fetch Robotics) 10:30 AM – 10:50 AM
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Moments earlier, the breakfast buffet had been alive, Amelie, 15, going to fetch his father food.
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The portfolio may fetch a final price of between 1.2 and 1.3 billion euros, they said.
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She enjoys playing fetch, running, swimming, chasing birds and going to work on the golf course.
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Either way, it's unlikely to imagine them playing fetch or eating marshmallows out of your hand.
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Bonhams, the London-based company behind the sale, says it could fetch between $103,000 and $160,000.
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These are the ones the frat boys train to go fetch a beer from the fridge.
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Yet, the sale of Intel's security business would unlikely fetch $2400 billion today by any measure.
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"We're not looking at a Sandy situation in terms of a length of fetch," he said.
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I see a ton of other dogs running around, so we play fetch for a bit.
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According to The Guardian, the metal from a single ship can fetch upwards of $1.3 million.
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After dislodging a wooden rod keeping the door shut, he tried to play fetch with it.
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Thirty startups have banded together for an initial coin offering that aims to fetch $35 million.
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L, two sources said, while another said it could even fetch more than 9 times that.
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Based on this, the company could fetch several hundred million dollars in a sale, they added.
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Picasso's "Buste d'homme Laure," expected to fetch $8 million to $12 million, suffered the same fate.
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Another seller on the site is aiming to fetch nearly $6900,2628 for a standing-room ticket.
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But our biggest question: why doesn't Gotcha use some flying skills to fetch a little faster?
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Surprisingly or not, they do have a few players who could fetch something useful in return.
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But then she is quickly sent to fetch tea, and this separation repeats throughout the film.
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The deal is expected to fetch tens of billions of yen, the Japanese business daily reported.
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Their body parts can fetch high sums in an underground trade concentrated in Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania.
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The starting bid is $80,000, and the shoes are ultimately expected to fetch up to $160,000.
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That's about $150 million more than analysts expected the business to fetch a few months ago.
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The car keys were in Ashley's dorm room, so the twins crossed campus to fetch them.
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In one video, Ms. Fetch displays her sad texts to her husband, then addresses the camera.
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"Now, all bets are off," Chanes said, adding that the jacket could fetch more than $100,000.
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Christie's A cultured pearl, diamond and enamel Indian necklace is predicted to fetch up to $12,000.
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A good western coyote, prized for its silky, light-colored fur, can fetch more than $463.
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Rothschild is advising on the sale of the DSP unit, which could fetch around €560m-€640m.
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Dagmar's aunt sent a small boat to fetch them to her own place across the fjord.
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It takes children up to two hours waiting in line to fetch water amid freezing temperatures.
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Elliott thought Actelion could fetch 70 Swiss francs a share, less than half its current value.
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The owners of a three-bedroom villa there were hoping it would fetch A$1.25 million.
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Each cow has its own family name, and can fetch as much as $600 at market.
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During one journey to fetch the son, a camel appears out of nowhere from the woods.
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For those only vaguely familiar, Gretchen is the Plastic who keeps trying to make "fetch" happen.
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These social media stars can often fetch thousands of dollars for one post promoting a product.
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The songbirds, often smuggled from Guyana, can fetch between $230,203 and $220,21890 each, federal authorities said.
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The brand is a sensation on the secondary market, where its complicated timepieces regularly fetch millions.
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Eventually a subordinate came to fetch me, and that was the last I saw of him.
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There, a "super prime" penthouse can fetch 21,21.12 euros a square meter ($210,23.5 a square foot).
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" / "We fetch it from Melbourne, Quebec, and Vancouver — / Address us at Hobart, Hong-Kong, and Bombay.
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When Ford finds his kidbot to play fetch with their shared dogbot, the dog is dead.
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Nine years later, after Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, her mother returned to fetch the girls.
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Death Stranding takes the prototypical video game fetch quest and stretches it out to epic proportions.
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A good, clean, disease-free white baby can fetch up to 90K on the open market.
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That dog might be able to fetch you a deduction — if it's related to your business.
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We compromise and go downstairs into the underground garage and play fetch for a little while.
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Salahuddin's uncle was called to fetch him, and in the intervening week we entertained my cousin.
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An uncle had been dispatched to fetch him from the clutches of the Chinese border patrol.
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But they refused to nurse them, said the smuggler sent by their family to fetch them.
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Frank Sinatra's golden toilets fetch thousands at auction In other news, Frank Sinatra owned golden toilets.
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His "Suit of Lights" from his "Victory Tour" era is expected to fetch upwards of $20,000.
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Restaurant workers regularly have to fetch customers who have been stopped by officers at Fifth Avenue.
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But scholars say even small fragments with little text can fetch millions in the antiquities market.
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He's listed the bikini and heels separately on eBay ... and says he expects to fetch thousands.
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Many people have to leave the office before their work is truly done to fetch their kids.
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A deal could fetch more than $200 billion, and possibly close to $252 billion, the people said.
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A deal could fetch more than $2 billion, and possibly close to $3 billion, the people said.
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Sold for: $40,000 (but it was only expected to fetch $5,000 to $0003,000 initially) What is it?
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Simply ask "Alexa, read my audible book" and the Amazon Assistant will promptly fetch it for you.
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Most documents of this era fetch a high price on Discogs these days due to their rarity.
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Locus Robotics formed after Amazon acquired Kiva Systems, like its competitors Fetch Robotics and 6 River Systems.
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"I feel like, on a daily basis, people ask me to say, 'That's so fetch,' " she admits.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts have previously said the unit could fetch about A$500 million.
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It turned into a nice day, so I take the dog outside for a game of fetch.
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Melonee Wise is the CEO of Fetch Robotics, which is delivering advanced robots for the logistics industry.
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I waited for her as if I'd come to fetch her, as if we'd agreed to meet.
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Though Nelson and his family have two dogs at home, he says they're not big on fetch.
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When you send a link in Messages, the app will automatically fetch a preview of this link.
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Fetch Robotics specialized in warehouse robots so that humans don't have to walk around all day long.
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According to Billboard, the estate is looking to fetch as much as $35 million for the music.
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Here's where to fetch some sweet deals on restaurant gift cards and discounted food on Black Friday:
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A sale of the company would fetch up to 3 billion euros ($3.46 billion), bankers have said.
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Camila Cabello left her heart in Havana, and Rihanna and Donald Glover went to go fetch it!
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The dollar maintained an uptrend to fetch 110.89 yen , after hitting a four-month high of 80.503.
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Fetch still isn't happening, but the spirit of Mean Girls is alive and well with Lindsay Lohan.
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During our hour-long interview she jumps up several times to fetch books and other knick-knacks.
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Most (77%) would even go back home to fetch their Fitbit if they had left without it.
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The fish is prized for its bladder, which can fetch upwards of $5,000 a pound in China.
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At Souvla, based in San Francisco, diners fetch their own silverware and fill their own water cups.
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Tikee Pro also adds 4G and GPS connectivity so you can remotely fetch the footage you've captured.
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The sale of the stake in ENAV could fetch around 800 million euros, according to Italian newspapers.
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The application dated 1973, complete with spelling and punctuation errors, had been expected to fetch about $50,000.
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Don't expect any of the films in this year's lineup to fetch such a high price tag.
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It said it expects the tiny wood-framed house marked with peeling paint to fetch seven figures.
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He then wrote a app for the Raspberry Pi that communicates with Slack's API to fetch data.
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If the Oppenheimer sells for the same per-carat price it would fetch more than $58 million.
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Meanwhile, a six-liter Methuselah of Romanee-Conti 1989 DRC Burgundy could fetch $70,000 to $213,000 dollars.
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Floyd reportedly paid $3.5 million for the car ... and it's expected to fetch EVEN MORE at auction.
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On the black market, greenbacks currently fetch 1,145 bolivars, according to the widely-tracked DolarToday web site.
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Based on current market capitalizations, the stakes could fetch 433 billion rubles ($6.10 billion), Reuters calculations show.
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Constellation, which also sells Corona and Modelo beers, had hoped its wine business would fetch $3 billion.
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Unilever hired Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley on the sale, which could fetch as much as £6bn.
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Melonee Wise is the CEO of Fetch Robotics, which is delivering advanced robots for the logistics industry.
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Once the first agent has safely vacated the scene, the second one moves in to fetch it.
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Sotheby's expects the artifact to fetch between $2 million and $4 million, according to an emailed statement.
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"I feel like, on a daily basis, people ask me to say, 'That's so fetch,'" she said.
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The refinery could fetch $500 million to $700 million, according to a person familiar with refinery valuations.
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Food ordered and previewed successfully, Pepper will then go off and fetch your order once it's done.
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And they still had to go back to the clinic's long lines to fetch their other meds.
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We move into another room with a better machine and I ask her to fetch my husband.
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Turner told him she would drive over to the halfway house and try to fetch his shoes.
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Fetch says the money will be used to help expand globally for the largely U.S.-based operation.
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It could reportedly fetch a valuation of as high as $120 billion in its IPO next year.
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For a retail business like this, it wouldn't be unusual to fetch between 1x and 2x revenue.
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An old penny a man kept in a safe for decades could fetch $170,000 at an auction.
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They could also be pleas from Clinton that Huma Abedin fetch her a skinny latte from Starbucks.
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One of the most valuable Happy Meal toys, "Inspector Gadget" from 1995, could fetch you around $350.
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They fetch things, they open doors and help their humans get up or reposition if they fall.
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In comparison, this year's two most expensive Ferraris were both estimated to fetch upwards of $13 million.
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Musk said he would assist in the rescue by building a miniature submarine to fetch the boys.
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One banking source said the airline would fetch less than 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion), including debt.
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Goldman Sachs is awaiting binding bids for Redexis, which Spanish media estimate could fetch 2.5 billon euros.
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Dentsu Aegis Network is folding mobile agency Fetch into Dentsu's performance-marketing firm iProspect starting October 1.
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Fetch primarily runs ad campaigns for marketers that are looking to drive app downloads and acquire customers.
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But for now, Caffrey believes it's too early to determine if rising prices will fetch bigger profits.
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But an iPhone sold for parts would fetch a much smaller price than a fully functioning model.
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One of the trucks can fetch as many as 15 to 20 leads a day, Obadiah said.
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Claire visits an apothecary to fetch a sleeping aid for Jamie, but she also tries another tactic.
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Against the yen, the greenback trended higher to fetch 111.38 yen, compared with around 111.2 last week.
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After authenticating the documents, he said, the auction house predicted the notes would fetch $5,000 to $8,000.
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They have a competition as to whose horse will fetch the most money ($15,000 is the record).
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A Mar-a-Lago golf cart came to fetch her, presumably to take her to the pool.
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One of Prince's Jehovah's Witness Bibles is also in the lot, and is expected to fetch $7k.
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The highest tier of exploit chains for iPhones and certain Android devices can fetch $3 million each.
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He could only get through four or five songs before needing a rest, or to fetch oxygen.
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Unlike spectrum, auctioned telephone numbers won't fetch eye-popping sums in the tens of billions of dollars.
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The fight will fetch obscene pay-per-view fees and has bettors across the world going crazy.
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He waited until I was in front of the building before he came outside to fetch me.
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You can camp with your pokémon, creating delicious snacks to share or just play fetch with them.
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The package is expected to fetch a price of around 6 billion euros ($6.4 billion), they added.
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How much Manigault Newman could fetch for a book deal "really depends on the publisher," Cordova says.
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They mostly catch smaller birds, which only fetch about $1.5 but still put food on the table.
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Sources familiar with the process have said AutoScout could fetch 2-2.3 billion euros ($2.2-2.5 billion).
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Go fetch: Ever wondered why dogs are obsessed with chasing after and returning a ball or stick?
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It competes with other companies making autonomous vehicles for materials handling, including Fetch Robotics, Seegrid and ADAM Robots.
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Ken told us the shoes are INSANELY collectible -- and could fetch more than $250,000 on the open market!!
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"The plant produces thousands of liters every day - women no longer go far to fetch water," he said.
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Potential deals include Nestle's skin care business which could fetch US$7bn and is attracting private equity interest.
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The scarcity of bids raises questions about the price Commerzbank will be able to fetch, the sources said.
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It was eventually retrieved by Charles, who jokingly pretended to throw it for Digby to fetch once again.
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The long-wheelbase 1959 Ferrari 250 GT Spider Competizione is expected to fetch $18 million to $20 million.
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And apparently, it's quite the lucrative market — just a few strands can fetch tens of thousands of dollars.
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Before Sci-Hub, Elbakyan simply asked fellow researchers with access to those portals to fetch articles for her.
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The sponsored posts, an industry insider told BuzzFeed News, can fetch anywhere from $500 to $3,000 a pop.
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Whether she'll regret the performance or the fetch '90s yellow turtleneck and corduroy dress ensemble is anyone's guess.
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AM General reportedly hired investment bank Macquarie to manage the process, as it could fetch around $2 billion.
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Found a huge issue with the Let's go Pokemon ball controller...Pets that play fetch are not happy.
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Melonee Wise, Fetch Robotics Click here to see the full agenda, workshop schedule, and check out more speakers.
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Birdly is a Slack bot for teams to fetch and share data from Intercom, Salesforce, Zendesk and Stripe.
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She's sporting a similar hairdo and the same fetch bracelet that Lohan's character wore in the 2004 film.
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At the current average earnings multiple of peers, the combined group would fetch a valuation of $2.8 billion.
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Even a used costume can fetch up to $1,000, she says, especially if it is an elaborate design.
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According to UPI, the bigger black dog named Riley was coaxed into the water to fetch a toy.
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Wall Street banks last fall told Uber that it could fetch a $120 billion valuation in its IPO.
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N) on the sale, which could fetch more than 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion), the report said. (bloom.
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His mother sat beside him in the passenger's seat before getting out to play fetch with their dogs.
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Breyers figurines are made from a far less conspicuous material, and some of the rarest models fetch thousands.
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The world can always use more adorable canine content, and Netflix is here to fetch it for you.
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Fetch Robotics capped off 2017 with a $25 million Series B, bringing its total up to $48 million.
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Playing fetch with CHiP is a hoot and I am impressed with its ability to track the SmartBand.
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This enabled them to fetch key duplication codes from a secure online database containing the proper key patterns.
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Even that lower price could today fetch the newest iPhone with a stupendously better camera and lot more.
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Analysts have previously forecast that the auction could fetch proceeds in the $15 billion to $45 billion range.
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Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band is up for auction and is expected to fetch up to $2000 million.
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So, neat tricks, Lionel ... but all of Argentina would probably be happier with a nice game of fetch.
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But when alone, I had an uncontrollable urge to fetch it out of the trash and eat it.
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Bloomberg reported on Thursday citing a source that a 30 percent stake in Zurich could fetch $100 million.
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Instead, he earns a living teaching art classes and selling canvas portraits that can fetch up to $1500.
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An unlocked 28GB iPhone 24 Plus is worth $264, while an unlocked 2490GB iPhone 264 will fetch $28.
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The town has not had electricity since November 2012, and most residents fetch untreated water manually from wells.
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But put it on Alphabet's multiple of 27 times, and Aramco would now fetch close to $3 trillion.
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A 5kg bundle of kale can fetch him 1,000 shillings ($10), while the rest is eaten at home.
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Sold to tanners for bags, belts and watch straps, the best croc skins can fetch more than $600.
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"Guys look we know 'fetch' is never going to happen but we can make this happen," Chabert said.
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When he went back to fetch it, he came across the agency bosses popping a bottle of champagne.
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Only one elevator will get you there, and it can take awhile for it to come fetch you.
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The listing, Europe's biggest IPO since 2007, could fetch up to 5 billion euro and grab investors' interest.
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So, with apologies to Monty Python's Spanish Inquisition, perhaps the Geffen Hall designers could fetch … some comfy chairs.
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Despite their murderous or paranormal reputations, many haunted homes fetch millions when they're put up on the market.
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He estimated it could fetch between $21978 and $252,254, from which he would receive a 853 percent commission.
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TVs, radios, cameras — even something as obscure as an alarm clock — can fetch a huge chunk of change.
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The Canadian unit could fetch more than $1 billion and as much as $2 billion, the sources said.
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You'll save money by not reaching for the mid-morning coffee — and even time running to fetch it.
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Based on current market capitalisations, the stakes could fetch around 430 billion roubles ($6.3 billion), Reuters calculations show.
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I think I could list on my hand the number of artists who fetch six figures at auction.
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He also stresses the need for Canada to get landlocked crude to its coasts to fetch better prices.
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Stolz says he and his fellow pickers were expected to fetch more than 300 items every 60 minutes.
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Le Marin was expected to fetch one of the top five highest prices for a Picasso at auction.
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UBS analysts said earlier this year the Acetow and polyamide businesses could fetch a combined 2.1 billion euros.
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A used iPhone 6 can fetch $500 or so on eBay, and that's coming from some random guy.
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I like the fact that Steph Curry would probably be made to fetch the coffees in this scenario.
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Still, the final ticket price surpassed the Christie's bidding predictions that the bag would fetch $190,3.83 to $260,00.
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NaVorro Bowman, a first-team All-Pro linebacker, could also fetch San Francisco a ransom of draft picks.
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There is clearly a need and Fetch Robotics is one of the handful of startups addressing this market.
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His wife, he said, has to walk two hours each day to fetch water in the arid area.
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Portions of these manuscripts are highly coveted artifacts, and authentic ones can fetch millions per piece at auction.
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As a result, the shares fetch around $58 a piece today, about the same as three years ago.
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The books for the first movie are expected to fetch $130,000 to $190,000, the sequel, $100,000 to $160,000.
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It was estimated to fetch $20k at auction, but Zak was willing to pay $8k more than that.
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ANIMAL HOUSE When we're done with dinner, we'll play fetch with Edie in the backyard, which is huge.
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Diners can still eat like gourmands, but they may have to fetch their own water, utensils and stemware.
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If history is any indicator, the signed "Toy Story" poster will fetch well above its initial starting bid.
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If you want to fetch some of Motorworks' Adoptable Dog Cruiser, you'll have to stop by their taproom.
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Should fossil fuel companies be allowed to keep drilling just because their products still fetch a high price?
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The greenback also drifted lower against the yen to fetch 110.84, a touch below Thursday's close of 111.05.
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People close to the matter said Boston Market could fetch about $400 million in a sale, Bloomberg reported.
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But with her vet's reassurance, Heggie was optimistic about getting her foster dog back into fetch-playing shape.
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JP Morgan said in a recent report that the disposal could fetch around 2.7 billion euros, including debt.
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The photos, going under the hammer on Saturday morning, are expected to fetch between $130 and $200 each.
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Elevator could fetch as much as 17 billion euros if sold in its entirety, according to analyst estimates.
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But once in China or Vietnam, the scales from one animal alone can fetch $250, according to UNODC.
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So when Angelo is sent to fetch Paul for the execution, he decides to save Paul's life instead.
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But sometimes the high prices that watches fetch have as much to do with luck as anything else.
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Ms. Schnipper expected the watch to fetch $200,0003 to $400,000; it went for $950,000 with the auction fee.
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A Monet water lilies painting, which hung in the sweeping stairwell at Hudson Pines, could fetch $70 million.
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To show that these ads were working, Fetch provided data showing Uber increased its number of app installs.
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AM General could fetch about 10 times its annual earnings of $160 million, one of the people said.
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Occasionally, after a drive, he wandered ten yards or so out onto the range to fetch his tee.
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Based on current market capitalizations, the stakes could fetch around 430 billion rubles ($6.3 billion), Reuters calculations show.
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The purported images of Mr. Barak might be able to sway the election — and fetch a high price.
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The unit has been expected to fetch an enterprise value of more than 250 million euros ($276 million).
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Burning sage and submitting to a fetch is a basic technique you can do in a local park.
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The water is then directed into village storage tanks where household members can fetch it free of charge.
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" In another post, he noted with satisfaction, "Today, several boxes' worth of them will fetch quite a price.
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Developers fetch a source code from Google that enables them to open specific content within their apps, instantly.
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Traders typically move crude to markets where it can fetch a higher price, an economic structure known as arbitrage.
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And if you think this lends itself to Spitfire playing a mean game of fetch, you'd be absolutely correct.
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Coming into contact with a bunch of live humans all at once meant a pile of new fetch quests.
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Rhinos are valued in Asia for the supposed medicinal properties of their horns, which can fetch $21.3,222 per pound.
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Rhinos are valued in Asia for the supposed medicinal properties of their horns, which can fetch $45,000 per pound.
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These days, bottles of the wine are few and far between, and easily fetch upwards of $10,000 a piece.
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Playing fetch with my dog, I was able to consistently get clear shots even though he never stays still.
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Adtalem's Brazilian assets are likely to fetch at least 2 billion reais ($505 million), two of the sources said.
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Fetch robots are used in pairs, with one robot finding the way and another carting inventory or performing tasks.
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The sale could fetch as much as $400 million for EnQuest, based on recent analyst valuations of the field.
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Like the Bachelor, there are lots of spinoffs: World Pup, Spikes Back, Seventh Inning Fetch, and so many more.
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When Arya begins to suggest they train together, Brienne almost dismisses her, offering to fetch the master of arms.
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Upon arriving in Tunisia, Zanabou entrusted the child to a friend and headed back home to fetch some belongings.
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On May 31, following a tails night at the studio, he headed to Eddy Street to fetch some belongings.
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The companies did not disclose the deal value, though Bloomberg said last month Carlson could fetch about $2 billion.
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Tell Bridget to fetch a virtual object and she'll go get it, avoiding real-world furniture along the way.
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For its poachers it means income; the horn will be exported illegally to fetch tens of thousands of dollars.
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A 2004 screenprint entitled "Bomb Love," of a girl hugging a missile, is expected to fetch upward of $5,000.
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Fetch your Ri-approved shirt in white (not pale pink), with the same red lettering and trim, right here.
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If he sells Mexico's presidential Boeing, it will probably fetch just half of what the government paid for it.
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Melonee Wise of Fetch Robotics gave her insights on robotics and how robots are going to enhance our future.
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It's widely known that most dogs are good at fetch, it's less known that some dogs are soccer superstars.
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There's plenty of repetition, with occasionally excessive amounts of battles and missions that boil down to boring fetch quests.
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With enough finagling you can get it to play fetch, but picking Chip up turns him angry and mean.
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UGG was expected to fetch up to 600 million euros ($739 million), sources close to the matter previously said.
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He said that Africa Finance Corporation — a development finance institution established in 2007 — would fetch close to $800 million.
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RankBrain works by clarifying complex, ambiguous or hard-to-understand queries so the search engine can fetch better results.
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" Bimla Devi, 40 "We cannot send our daughters unaccompanied to the fields, to fetch water or even to school.
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Analysts at Jefferies and Bernstein have said the animal health business could fetch 6-7 billion euros ($7.94 billion).
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We met friendly humans there who played fetch with me and we got a great nights sleeps to boot.
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It's a similar principle to many other players in the space, including Amazon's Kiva and Bay Area-based Fetch.
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A rare pair of Nike "Moon Shoes" could fetch as much as $5003,2500 in an auction held by Sotheby's.
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They later returned to fetch Mr Rowley, too, who a friend said had fallen into a "zombie-like state".
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The perfect charm for lazy people who can't be bothered to get up and fetch the TV remote. 1.
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Presley is trained to flick lights on and off, fetch shoes and even run for help if Seph falls.
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He could be the best defenceman available, and there's been talk that he could fetch a first-round pick.
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The Los Angeles Trump is up for auction and the sellers believe it could fetch between $10,000 and $20,000.
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And then throws paper towel rolls to people in need as if he was playing Go Fetch with dogs.
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The responses are mostly canned, so they get old pretty quickly, but "Fetch," and "Come here" have their utility.
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By using another vulnerability in its API, it could've allowed an attacker to fetch and read responses from OVH.
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Mean Girls musical The cast is totally fetch Taking on the fan-favorite roles are some serious Broadway veterans.
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A rare and significant early Beatles record is expected to fetch at least £10,000 ($13,956) at auction next month.
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As for Miles, his Bron jersey should fetch about $2,000 (or more) depending on the quality of the jersey.
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Roscoe was more like a dog, greeting us at the door after work and always happy to play fetch.
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It was a place where people went to fetch water, and he must have dragged himself there to drink.
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More prestigious breeds like French bulldogs can fetch up to £1,000, and dealers can easily make £100,93 per year.
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Goldman Sachs for example, is betting the yuan to fetch 7 per dollar by year-end, from 6.5 currently.
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Chi previously said the sale could fetch 6.5 trillion dong to 7 trillion dong ($286 million to $308 million).
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There also is a 1974 911 Carrera 3.0 IROC RSR, which could fetch between $1.2 million and $1.5 million.
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His magical-critter fetch-quest is fairly slapsticky and predictable, mostly an excuse for comic bungling and chase sequences.
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Sotheby's most valuable lot is a massive "Mao" by Andy Warhol, expected to fetch $30 million to $40 million.
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Some shoes — like the self-lacing sneakers from "Back to the Future Part II" — could fetch up to $70,000.
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A small puppy can fetch $500, a larger breed twice as much, if you can find one to buy.
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Again, without launching a single app, you can look at the weather, fetch your next calendar events and more.
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"We know fetch is never going to happen, but we can make this happen," Chabert says in the video.
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He was lucky too to fetch up in France, where artists and artistic theories were part of mainstream culture.
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The firm is also looking to sell eight refineries in a process Castello Branco said could fetch $15 billion.
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He said that Africa Finance Corporation - a development finance institution established in 2007 - would fetch close to $800 million.
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It comes with a drip pan, two cooking trays, rotisserie spit and forks, rotisserie basket, and rotisserie fetch tool.
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A limited-edition Hermès handbag is expected to fetch $50,000 to $60,000 when it comes up for auction Thursday.
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If he doesn't, I'll have to go fetch him, because we're going to a 9:00 movie in town.
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The reason you're not getting emails on your iPhone could include a number of incorrect mail or fetch settings.
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According to one report in the Wall Street Journal, Wall Street banks estimate Uber's IPO could fetch $120 million.
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SCIC's chairman has said the sale could fetch 6.5 trillion dong to 7 trillion dong ($286.3 million-$308.4 million).
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"Her body is still there and we will send the helicopter tomorrow again to fetch the body," Chang said.
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The sale process is being run by investment bank Jefferies and could fetch $500 million, according to the sources.
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Boston Dynamics' latest robot dog can load the dishwasher and fetch you a beer from the fridge Business Insider
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Each day he carries out domestic chores to help his family, that day he had gone to fetch firewood.
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One source estimated the business could fetch a ballpark price of around 500 million Swiss francs in a sale.
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Even that lower price could today fetch the newest iPhone with a stupendously better camera and a lot more.
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SIKPE-AFIDEGNON, Togo, May 20 (Reuters) - Abla Ogodo used to walk 10 kilometres to fetch water for her family.
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It just might take you more time to sell, and you might not fetch as much as you hoped.
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They text players to remind them about practices; they fetch them if they are in danger of being late.
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Parts like pig's feet, which have a relatively small market in North America, can fetch premium prices in Asia.
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Members of the news media joked about the speeches they would prepare, the tuxedos and gowns they would fetch.
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Once in the United States, the birds compete in chirping competitions, and a winner can fetch up to $21,2700.
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Imagine that feeling of an office copier jammed with paper just as you're trying to fetch an important document.
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He chastised me to never do that again, and ordered me to go and fetch all the missing papers.
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David's landlady has woken up to the fact that the carriage house would fetch a tidy sum if sold.
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The coffee commands no premium if withdrawn from ICE warehouses, and would fetch no premium if delivered to ICE.
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Sent to Cristiano's quarters to fetch some of his possessions, André comes upon a spiral notebook containing a journal.
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You can then develop your front end, fetch content in your mobile app using the Strapi API and more.
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One of those included a stranger throwing a tennis ball while encouraging the puppy to fetch and return it.
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Rob Demery, who portrayed Muhammad Ali in the True Colors production of "Fetch Clay, Make Man," will play John.
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Nightly, I would make my unsteady trip down the basement stairs to fetch yet another bottle of his wine.
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Hours before her W.N.B.A. debut last month, Yvonne Turner joined her fellow rookies in an elaborate game of fetch.
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The number of times I have been asked where coffee is and whether I could fetch it is staggering.
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Playball Automatic Ball Launcher + 8 Balls While you love playing fetch with your dog, it can easily get tiring.
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If wolf pups can play fetch with no training, ancient dog ancestors may have had a playful side too.
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"There's couple of key markets that are the crown jewels that could fetch multiple billions of dollars," she said.
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They can "Push" (check and download in real time) or "Fetch" (check and download every 15 minutes or so).
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Potential competition ranges from start-ups like Fetch Robotics and 6 River Systems, to larger established players like SwissLog.
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She feels he is in the same league as Rothko and that his art deserves to fetch similar prices.
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Plus, a look at how much the Houston Rockets could fetch as the NBA team goes up for sale.
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The common currency edged down below the $1.18 handle to fetch $1.1792 at at 3:04 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Ranchers said the cattle they had lost were worth more than the $21890,000 they could fetch at an auction.
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Soon after they learn to walk, children are expected to fetch water, gather firewood and work the rice paddies.
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As for how much the house could fetch on resale ... we're told somewhere between $4 million and $6 million.
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And yet Linn's original MPCs continue to fetch a premium secondhand, not for nostalgia but for their actual functions.
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Despite a damaging addiction to cocaine and being an unabashed chauvinist, Fetch is a somewhat loveable kind of guy. Somewhat.
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Lucian Freud's portrait "Head of a Boy" should fetch up to 6.5 million pounds, according to a pre-sale estimate.
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Zelda is a resilient dog who's good with other dogs and kids, and loves treats, belly rubs, and playing fetch.
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His mother said Juan would help her fetch firewood, jugs with water and prep the scarce family meals they have.
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Then the dogs and I go outside, and they play fetch while I mow the lawn with a reel mower.
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It would probably fetch more than $40 billion in a sale, according to two investment bankers familiar with its finances.
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Sources had estimated that the business, which attracted interest from several strategic U.S. players, would fetch more than $3 billion.
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SoftBank also led a $20 million investment round in Fetch Robotics, a company that makes warehouse logistics robots, in 2015.
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The letter, estimated to fetch between $1 and $1.5 million, surpassed expectations at Tuesday's auction at Christie's in New York.
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A packet of heroin that sells for $143 in the Bronx can fetch double that in Wilkes-Barre, Lisman said.
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Last year, for example, we had the Aeolus robot, which could sort of fetch you a beer from the fridge.
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ICYMI: in response to hurricane force winds & dynamic fetch, altimeter flying aboard Sentinel-3A detected significant waves to ≈20163ft/16m!
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The often streaky results, according to Israel, typically fetch between thousands of dollars to as high as a quarter million.
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In order to make that possible, ProtonMail is launching an API to fetch public key encryption keys from ProtonMail users.
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If your phone isn't from Verizon, the 32GB model will fetch $143, and the 128GB version will get you $171.
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Based out of southeast Asia, the network is now available on internet television provider Fetch TV, Fairfax Media reported Monday.
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The 22 Nike Waffle Racing Flat Moon Shoe is still for sale and is expected to fetch up to $0003,2000.
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New Orleans Coach Sean Payton is a former Giants assistant, but he is under contract and would fetch serious compensation.
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The sale of Yoigo is likely to fetch far less than the multi-billion-euro Ono or Jazztel deals, however.
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The 3Dvarius' shape and design is also based on the revered Stradivarius, which can fetch millions of dollars at auction.
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Have you ever thought about getting your pooch an automatic ball launcher for when you're too exhausted to play fetch?
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One of the late Princess Diana's dresses could fetch up to $145,000 next month, according to Kerry Taylor Auctions auctioneers.
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Amadeus's announcement confirms a Bloomberg report that said TravelClick could fetch up to $3 billion and may attract other suitors.
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Lizza quoted a source who told him that Trump had turned Christie into a "manservant" by making him fetch food
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She checked out her mother's book, lay down on a bench outside and called her husband to come fetch her.
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Petrobras, as the Brazilian state-run oil company in known, will fetch nearly $1 billion, two of the sources said.
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EBay could also sell its marketplace business, which could fetch well north of $15 billion, one of the people said.
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A lock of Lennon's hair sold for $35k earlier this year ... almost certainly more than MM's fake hair will fetch.
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The Sotheby's evening sale went on to fetch $173.8 million, far below the $289.1 million that Christie's raised at theirs.
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Seinfeld's '73 Porsche 917 was a steal at $3 mil, since it was expected to fetch more than twice that.
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Go fetch: Amazon has a 24-inch iMac Pro on sale right now, shaving $2669.92 off its usual retail price.
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It's a neighborhood crowd, so don't expect the bartender to stop the conversation he's having to fetch something for you.
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The latest robo-dog, CHiP, responds to touch, sounds and voice commands and can even play fetch with his SmartBall.
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New pipeline capacity is desperately needed to help Canadian producers fetch better prices for their product, but there are challenges.
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I want to see games about animals being happy, and I don't just mean petting or playing fetch with dogs.
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A potential sale of a 50 percent stake could fetch Barrick more than $1 billion, two of the sources said.
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A list that's 'so fetch' The girls that wear pink are tied with the guy who lives in a pineapple.
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Its shares fetch half of what they did a year ago and an eighth of what they did in 22008.
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Experienced and acclaimed writers—such as Matthew Weiner of "Mad Men"—can fetch around $2m-$3m for showrunning a series.
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The shimmery, movement-filled pieces have been spotted in street style shots, and you can fetch the style at Zara.
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Other flagships from last year fetch $300; and you can get $200 off for two to three year old phones.
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Meanwhile, the Ubtech Walker is just over four-and-a-half feet tall, and can fetch objects like your slippers.
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Additionally, the hotel is run almost entirely by robots that serve food and fetch toiletries and other sundries as needed.
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Depending on how rare your card is, Garbage Pail Kids cards and collections can potentially fetch you thousands of dollars.
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Features like background app refresh, email fetch, and "Hey Siri" will be turned off while you're in Low Power Mode.
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By the time the calves are sold at auction, they can already fetch 20133 times the price of US cattle.
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Christie's estimated the entire collection would fetch $84.73 million or more, but the art auction alone hauled in $646 million.
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The Calabasas, California-based Profiles in History had estimated the droid could fetch up to $2 million before Wednesday's sale.
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On the black market, however, a dollar can fetch more than 3,000 bolivars because official mechanisms do not satiate demand.
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Though for luxury items which fetch as much as 80% commission of the sale, thredUP may still be a contender.
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One of the staffers, more adroit than I was, agreed to fetch the director, though of course he never did.
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The common currency edged down from a session high of $1.1445 to fetch $0.763 at 3:47 p.m. HK/SIN.
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The courier goes to Pappas' home to fetch the deed paperwork and take it to a courthouse, Donalson recalls later.
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Fetch never happened, but Rachel McAdams is pleased to see the long-awaited Mean Girls musical has come to fruition.
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Bush appeared to fetch something from his suit pocket as he walked into the Washington National Cathedral for the service.
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He also stresses the need for Canada to get landlocked supplies of crude to its coasts to fetch better prices.
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A former Facebook security engineer told Motherboard that the flaw used in this attack could fetch a lot of money.
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William Blair, which rates the company an "outperform" said Qlik could fetch a 40 percent plus premium from a buyer.
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The company is betting that it can stay on its own, or at least fetch a substantially higher price. nyti.
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Musk had inserted himself into the Thai rescue operation and offered to build a mini-submarine to fetch the boys.
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They'll be as common as 200GB and 400GB microSD cards are today that fetch under $100 when they're on sale.
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According to family legend, immediately after birthing Sophie, her mother called out for someone—anyone—to fetch her Diet Coke.
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I went to fetch my car, but my chauffeur, who has no practical sense at all, had just buried it.
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You've heard about the cuboid watermelons and the Yubari melons that regularly fetch prices as high as $160 USD each.
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It is hoping to fetch a valuation of more than six times that - 800 to 900 million euros, including debt.
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" / "We are going to fetch you your bread and your butter, / Your beef, pork, and mutton, eggs, apples, and cheese.
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The dress is estimated to sell between $100,000 and $150,000, and DiCaprio's costume is expected to fetch the same amount.
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It's positioned particularly well in the warehouse space, making it a competitor with the likes of Amazon Robotics and Fetch.
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It was last sold four years ago for just under $114,000, and auctioneers now expect it to fetch about $300,000.
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They're selling a "car design skirt" that looks like it's come straight out of the footwell of your automobile. Fetch!
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The U.S. company could fetch a price in the range of $1.2 billion to $1.5 billion, said the first source.
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The gold-plated Hamilton wristwatch, engraved on the back after filming in 1988, is expected to fetch up to $2,000.
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Even a camper that's four or five years old can still fetch over £123,000 if it's been looked after nicely.
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The landlord may then set a "first rent" for this unit at whatever price he can fetch on the market.
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Our sources believe the convertible could fetch up to $100,000 ... and the souped-up Chevy could hit a whopping $200K.
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When the younger man went to fetch a blanket I bent and laid my cheek flat against the cool mahogany.
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The Malaysian assets, which include stakes in two large fields, are expected to fetch over $2 billion, the sources said.
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But Brando's star power and the unusual customizations he made set up Brando's watch to fetch much more at auction.
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It has also depressed the prices they can fetch for their bad loans, which were already well below book value.
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Hospodarske Noviny, a daily business paper, reported on Thursday the sale could fetch 10-15 billion crowns ($460-$690 million).
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Any sale could fetch a multiple of about 14 times its expected core earnings, people familiar with the industry said.
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Generally, a member of Congress can fetch a salary of at least $500,000 by moving into public relations or lobbying.
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But Baker thinks a sale for Overstock's retail business could still materialize and that it could fetch about $100 million.
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The iFetch Interactive Ball Launcher lets Fido play fetch all by himself—and for as long as he wants to.
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A minority stake in First Quantum's Zambian assets - Kansanshi and Sentinel - could fetch about $2 billion, according to Scotiabank analysts.
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The Porsche was expected to fetch $13 million to $16 million, so it sold for well within its expected range.
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KS), a deal that could fetch around 2 trillion won ($1.78 billion), South Korea's Maeil Business Newspaper said on Friday.
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Solomon also rides the New York City subway to work and prefers to fetch his own coffee at the office.
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There's also a new device called Fetch that will attach to a dog's collar, allowing the owner to track it.
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Scattered throughout the museum are crowd-pleasing technological diversions like an augmented realty game of fetch with a cartoon dog.
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Adding to the mystery, Manneh called his mother immediately after his arrest, asking her to fetch his bag from the office.
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I'm talking about moving, talking, thinking robots that can do things like fetch a cup of coffee and dance with you.
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The interactive pet can learn tricks, play fetch with its smartball and returns to its charger when its battery is low.
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I play fetch with the dogs as long as I can but then have to get T. up and ready, too.
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The signed nine-page legal document, which mentions details about Disney Production stock, is expected to fetch between $40,000 and $2.003,000.
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Wholesale, cultured pearls go for as low as $2 a pearl—which means an average show can fetch upwards of $1,500.
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The pirates then kidnapped Évelyne, ordering her to fetch warm clothing and a mattress from a deck chair on the catamaran.
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A two-toned mini-dress that Tate wore to the 1968 Cannes Film Festival is expected to fetch up to $7,000.
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There are 11 cat colony rooms and 11 outdoor off-leash dog runs (where fetch will no doubt be happening, always!).
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Glencore put the business up for sale earlier this year, hoping to fetch as much as A$26.64 billion ($1.1 billion).
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The guillotine up for sale on Wednesday is part of a bankruptcy lot and is expected to fetch at least $6,000.
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Her parents sleep on the couch with her, ready to jump up to help her to the bathroom or fetch water.
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If the missions aren't fetch quests, they're battles, turning Andromeda from a role-playing experience into a drab, below-average shooter.
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The ability to wirelessly fetch any song owes much to the iPhone—which itself would not have existed without the iPod.
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Many are sold at prices ranging from 15,000 Egyptian pounds ($840) to 40,000 pounds, while some fetch as much as 65,000.
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As a result, merely 1% of the emissions covered by both pricing schemes fetch more than $40 per tonne of CO2.
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While it's hard to say how much the machine will fetch now, other Apple 1s have garnered as much as $900,000.
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He could walk for miles and play fetch for hours, and he would still be chomping at the bit for more.
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While some reports have suggested that Twitter could fetch $30 billion, we are hearing that the price tag is much lower.
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Burt also realized that if Mom or Dad is feeding his little brother, they don't have enough hands to play fetch.
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In short: playing the new Pokémon game, as far as your dog is concerned, may well look like you're playing fetch.
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That would mean no sale, or that it might have to shed substantial assets and would thus fetch a lower price.
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The business, which could fetch 1 billion euros ($1.13 billion) could attract interest from Nestle, Allergan and Almirali, the report said.
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The assets could fetch about $500 million, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity as the matter is not public.
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So it's left to the folks at Australia Zoo's Rescue Unit to help fetch this little fella out of the water.
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Investors take note: The controversial kicks originally retailed for $22012, but can now fetch more than $22,22012 on the secondary market.
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Chinese police report that at their final destination Vietnamese women fetch prices of between around 60,000 and 100,000 yuan ($9,0003-15,000).
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A Pomeranian puppy can fetch as much as 18,000 yuan, although those who risk buying one online might pay only 2,000.
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Cinderella's godmother spurred her to the ball, and the prince is the one to go fetch her after she runs away.
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Chinese media say tiger bone can fetch 4353,35-230,225 yuan ($727-$1,308) per kg - tens of thousands of dollars per animal.
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The winning bid may not be cheap: the company predicts it could fetch up to 1 million British pounds ($1.3 million).
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Arla's organic infant milk powder can fetch three to four times the price in China compared to the price in Denmark.
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Carter Validus is looking for buyers for its data center assets, which could fetch more than $1 billion, the people said.
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Number of the Day: $30-$35 million The price Sotheby's expects a 10.10 carat rare blue diamond to fetch at auction.
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With rare exception, even missions from major NPCs feel like fetch quests, and the minor NPCs range from forgettable to grating.
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If Vivid can't fetch its desired acquisition price, perhaps Vista will keep it in its portfolio until it grows its value.
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RR Auction is putting the letter up on the block Thursday, and we're told it's expected to fetch more than $18,000!!!
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Unclear how much the car is expected to fetch -- but one thing's for sure ... you'll never feel better about riding fly.
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Goldman doesn't expect that will last and it's sticking with a 12-month forecast for the dollar to fetch 130 yen.
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Shareholders had expected to fetch between 1 billion reais and 1.5 billion reais ($324 million and $486 million) for the venture.
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He got out of the camp a second time on the pretext of going to Kyrgyzstan to fetch his elderly mother.
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The unit could fetch a valuation at 500-700 million euros ($583-$815 million) in a potential sale, the sources added.
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That bag could fetch up to $4 million when it goes on the auction block at Sotheby's New York in July.
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The sale is run jointly by investment bank Rothschild and may fetch as much as $400 million, according to the sources.
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"She just loves them so much," the woman's husband said with an apologetic grin as she went to fetch the kittens.
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Against the Japanese yen, HSBC now forecasts the dollar to fetch 110 by the end of the second quarter this year.
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Not so long ago, his prospects were decent: A day of painting walls or fixing toilets could fetch $50 or more.
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Cabbage Patch Kids dolls are more valuable if they're from the '80s, but '90s versions could fetch around $20 or $30.
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Click here for more BI Prime storiesMicrosoft is one of the few companies in history to fetch a $33.13 trillion valuation.
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Some features work differently in Low Power Mode — for example, your phone won't fetch email unless you manually ask it to.
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Those sales would be material, he added, but could come at a time when they may not fetch the highest prices.
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I made a long run from New Jersey to the East End of Long Island to fetch a pair of houseplants.
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JetBlue is selling one-way tickets for as little as $39 through Wednesday as part of its "Fetch A Deal" sale.
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Petrobras is now deep into the divestment process for its TAG pipeline unit, which is expected to fetch several billion dollars.
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The other is the sale of towers owned by South Korea's Mirae in a process that could fetch 1 billion reais.
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Given its strong sales growth of 20 percent annually, Iberchem may be able to fetch a similar multiple, the sources added.
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Instead of examining photos of humans, Fetch tries to figure out what sort of dog breed is represented in a photo.
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It has hooked up with California-based Fetch Robotics to test robots to work in stock inventory, the company told Reuters.
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Sully can answer the phone and fetch items for the former commander-in-chief, in addition to dozens of other commands.
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The Kong Classic addresses a variety of dogs' needs: It is a durable chew and fetch toy plus a food dispenser.
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Such a turtle can fetch $220 to $2128 — a hefty sum considering the average fisherman here makes about $150 a month.
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The piece is expected to fetch up to $52,000 — and perhaps whet the art market's appetite for more of its kind.
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Investment bankers last year reckoned the company could fetch a valuation of as much as $120 billion in the public markets.
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In a third part of the lab, researchers are training a mobile robot sold by a Silicon Valley start-up, Fetch.
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Mr. Sargent estimates that waterfront apartments that have a river view fetch around $300 more per square foot than those without.
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Deftly preserving the tension between easy-access pop culture and luxury consumerism — her fanciest containers now fetch $6,000 and up — Mrs.
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Behind the scene, the iPhone and iPad apps have received a huge upgrade as they now fetch your calendar data directly.
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Then, I make a panini and we play fetch outside for literally five minutes before I get too cold and quit.
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She did not respond to a question about media reports that the sale was expected to fetch about A$2 billion.
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I walked into the kitchen to fetch drinks for the guests, and as I opened the fridge, the lights flickered out.
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Reagan's cowboy boots, a gift from Western movie actor Rex Allen, are also expected to fetch up to $2500,000, Christie's said.
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In fact, Amazon is going to put out a pet tracker called Ring Fetch (shown above) that will work on Sidewalk.
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But CorningWare from the 1970s isn&apost actually worth that much — it&aposll fetch $100 to $150 on a good day.
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In Western Kenya, a six-year-old eucalyptus tree can fetch up to 6,000 Kenyan shillings ($203) in the local market.
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