Furthermore, lands covered by fresh lava flows don't change hands.
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Daily Kos doesn't expect the statehouse to change hands today.
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No cash will change hands but Alibaba transfers some intellectual property.
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Russian stocks did not change hands on account of a holiday.
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The lead would change hands 10 times in the final quarter.
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The rights to prime spots can change hands for much more.
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No cash is expected to change hands as part of the deal.
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Year-ahead also did not change hands having closed at 48.1 euros.
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Visceral's upcoming Star Wars game will change hands within the EA umbrella.
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Year-ahead also did not change hands having closed at 47.70 euros.
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Year-ahead power did not change hands after closing at 42.8 euros.
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Each day around 7bn shares worth $320bn change hands on America's stockmarket.
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Czech year-ahead power did not change hands, having closed at 42.65 euros.
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Ownership of the four inches would change hands only 21% of the time.
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At that rate, a typical house would change hands once every 21 years.
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Cabins here seldom change hands, but ours — somewhat regrettably — is now for sale.
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The settlement with the consumer bureau comes as UniRush prepares to change hands.
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Up to that point, Tesla's typical day saw about 22 million shares change hands.
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Two years ago we saw $204 billion change hands at the Farnborough International Airshow.
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More prisoners are expected to change hands in 2018, TASS cited Medvedchuk as saying.
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This is not to say that the personal benefit requires money to change hands.
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Partisan sniping aside, leadership of the agency is poised to change hands this month.
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Today, the most sought-after birds can change hands for a few thousand dollars.
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N.F.L. teams are among the most valuable in sports, and they rarely change hands.
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If a lot of bonds have to change hands quickly, things could easily get messy.
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Power distorts, power corrupts, power leavens—and power can change hands, even systemically, very fast.
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Instead, Turkey's financial and cultural capital will change hands after 25 years of AKP control.
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Czech Monday delivery failed to change hands, after Friday had closed at 38 euros/MWh.
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"It's totally not unusual for your masters to change hands like 9,000 times," she added.
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"It's totally not unusual for your masters to change hands like 9,6 times," she added.
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Those were among the first of these cars able to change hands without legal hassles.
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Before Tuesday, an average day of trading saw 20193 million Virgin Galactic shares change hands.
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The one-of-a-kind items are hard to appraise because they rarely change hands.
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In British elections, only a minority of the 650 contested seats tend to change hands.
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"What we all just really want is for the presidency to change hands," she said.
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Both contracts have seen around 12,000 lots change hands since last Thursday, based on Reuters data.
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The rights to broadcast the Super Bowl change hands each year between NBC, FOX, and CBS.
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Onboarding looks different at each stage of a growing startup and responsibilities change hands over time.
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In this scenario less fruit will change hands and potential gains from trade will be lost.
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So, with the place about to officially change hands ... DJ blew it out one last time.
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Tech companies' relationships with the government are shifting as the White House prepares to change hands.
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"Diamonds like that change hands, five times in two days in Antwerp's diamond district," Selby says.
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The value of the deal and how much cash would actually change hands was still unclear.
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But if those licenses don't change hands, then the FCC doesn't get to vet the deal.
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Few N.F.L. and N.B.A. clubs change hands, so any sale is likely to attract substantial bids.
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He had known there was a buyer lurking, and that the club might soon change hands.
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According to Kerrigan Advisors, a firm that helps sellers, around 200 more will change hands this year.
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Shares rarely change hands: outside South Africa, annual turnover is typically less than 10% of market capitalisation.
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The state Senates in Colorado, Connecticut, Maine and New York are the most likely to change hands.
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In Tottenham Court Road, the outlet is a "planning centre", where no money or goods change hands.
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On the Dalian Commodity Exchange, over a million contracts of iron ore futures change hands every day.
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Firearms legally change hands without a paper trail through private purchases, including those made at gun shows.
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That assessment comes weeks after many election handicappers said the upper chamber was unlikely to change hands.
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But the declarations can be made months after the funds change hands, sometimes well after national elections.
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We shall just sit here and watch the tea estates change hands from the whites to blacks.
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But only about 100 or so seats tend to change hands in general elections, deciding the outcome.
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In terms of information security, litigation poses a special risk because confidential material often must change hands.
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There's a lot of money about to change hands in the U.S. — $30 trillion to be exact.
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Others had to change hands between friends and colleagues from several countries in order to arrive in Palestine.
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If a lot of bonds have to change hands quickly, that could easily overwhelm the market's limited liquidity.
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In fact, the networks might never even change hands, depending on when Disney's larger deal of Fox closes.
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But until those term limits come around, don't expect power on Capitol Hill to change hands very often.
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They struck a deal—but before any arms or money could change hands, Georgescu ended up behind bars.
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Many immediately hoped it'd change hands to an owner who'd embrace pornography, such as social media darling Pornhub.
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The 2025 issue lost $2.620 to change hands at 91.870 cents after going as low as 88.000 cents.
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Billions of dollars are likely to change hands, a windfall that could transform local media across the country.
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Hundreds of millions of dollars change hands and hundreds of players change teams during soccer's summer transfer window.
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Early next year, the property will change hands again when the alliance buys it from Home Avenue Redevelopment.
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The issue of sourcing is especially acute with diamonds, which change hands many times from mine to showroom.
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All of those Senate seats that could change hands and become Republican, the Republicans have a very slim margin.
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Not only could Trump's bid for a second term fail, but also both chambers of Congress may change hands.
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With cryptocurrencies, power and authority might change hands, but this will not change how society functions as a whole.
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Going forward, the agreement will require airlines that change hands to meet the ownership requirements or get U.S. approval.
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Even assets that are not securities — such as paintings or vintage cars — could one day change hands on SDX.
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At least one Northern Irish seat is guaranteed to change hands, as independent lawmaker Sylvia Hermon is stepping down.
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At least one Northern Irish seat is guaranteed to change hands, as independent lawmaker Sylvia Hermon is stepping down.
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However, the UK election has been dubbed the most unpredictable in decades, with many seats likely to change hands.
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Taken together, this suggests many thousands of suits are created or change hands yearly, amounting to millions in sales.
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"Properties within this market and price range typically don't come onto the market, but change hands privately," he said.
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The N.F.L.'s 32 teams are some of the most valuable assets in sports, and they rarely change hands.
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The proposal notionally values Sky at 18.5 billion pounds ($23 billion), though only about £11.3 billion would change hands.
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Instead, she said, Frank Biden was merely helpful in conversations with her, but that money did not change hands.
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Real estate properties are illiquid assets that don't change hands frequently and are costly and time-consuming to trade.
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Should one of these avowed safe states, like Texas or New Jersey, change hands, it would surely herald a landslide.
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NewSchools isn't averse to providing grants to companies working on similar concepts, either, including because no equity will change hands.
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St John's Avenue, where houses change hands for £3m ($4m), is "not natural Labour territory", admits one of the canvassers.
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Plus, classic cartoons from The Peanuts change hands, and the mysterious case of an $88.8 million Rauschenberg may be solved.
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It also clarifies what may happen to alumina and bauxite supply rights if ownership of Alumina were to change hands.
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Nationwide, over 573 million acres — roughly two-thirds — of farmland are expected to change hands in the next 20 years.
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Under India's constitution seats change hands at a stately pace, with one-third of the membership retiring every two years.
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Inside the White House, officials have long acknowledged there is a good chance the House could change hands in November.
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But the bond market, where trillions of dollars change hands and long-term interest rates are determined, is steadier (normally).
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Officials in both parties believe that the two Republican seats most likely to change hands are in Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Last year's reconstitution on June 23 saw nearly 5 billion shares change hands, the second largest volume day of 2017.
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Sports bankers said the Denver Broncos, New Orleans Saints and Tennessee Titans could change hands in the next few years.
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And, as always, the most desirable cars, like Bugattis or Ferraris, tend to change hands through private events or transactions.
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Otherwise gains enough control of the ball to hold it, change hands, pass, shoot, or cradle it against his body.
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As much as $68 trillion will change hands between various generations over the next 25 years, according to Cerulli Associates.
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They may primarily change hands privately, but a Ferrari 250 GTO holds the current high for any car at auction.
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It also clarifies what may happen to alumina and bauxite supply rights if ownership of Alumina was to change hands.
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December $55 calls have seen 2,875 lots change hands since last Thursday, while $70 calls have seen 2,871 lots in volume.
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Shares also change hands on another 40 or so "alternative trading systems", as well as a number of "single-dealer platforms".
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Cities can change hands peacefully, as borders change based on who people identify with rather than the nation that claims them.
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In the late 1980s more than 2m properties were bought and sold each year, twice as many as change hands today.
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During that period, "about one-third of [Asia Pacific's] wealth is going to change hands, against 15 percent globally," Mahesh said.
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The NSE index saw just over 110 million shares change hands, its thinnest trade since the first day of the year.
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Debt can also change hands, meaning a borrower may find themselves dealing unexpectedly with a new and more aggressive collections agent.
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And if Gawker Media was ever going to actually change hands, it needed to definitively beat Hogan or file for bankruptcy.
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In future, airlines that change hands will have to meet the ownership requirements or get U.S. approval, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
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Here's a look at the five special elections set for this spring -- ordered from most to least likely to change hands: 1.
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Denominated in dollars, when the dollar rises, it means more rupees have to change hands to pay for the oil India needs.
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The problem is that a wedge between what buyers pay and what sellers receive slows the pace at which properties change hands.
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Presently, more than 50 million VXX shares change hands every day and the ETN has about $800 million in assets under management.
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About $68 trillion in U.S. wealth is expected to change hands in the next 25 years, according to research firm Cerulli Associates.
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About 527 million tons of thermal coal will change hands by 2035, down from 900 million tons this year, said Wood Mackenzie.
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Its global market share doubled to 219 percent, and more than $200 billion of renminbi now change hands on an average day.
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Like Mr. Korologos, Mr. Harris, the former Labor Department official, has seen the ebb and flow when administrations change hands in Washington.
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To pocket all the rewards, governments need to prepare for the day when crumpled bank notes change hands for the last time.■
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Sports bankers said the Denver Broncos, the New Orleans Saints and the Tennessee Titans could change hands in the next few years.
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He estimated that 85 to 100 of the neighborhood's approximately 2,800 houses change hands every year, many of those transactions between families.
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Over the last several years there has been speculation about whether a GTO might change hands privately for more than $50 million.
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Currently, the focus has been on horse race concerns rather than on what the implications might be if Congress does change hands.
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Regulators have also said some details on how Treasury securities change hands could weed out questionable trading practices without harming the market.
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An exchange official said the bourse has increased scrutiny on those option traders who change hands frequently in an effort to curb speculation.
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" What he's saying: "Every day, billions of dollars change hands, and countless decisions are made, on the basis of our 'likes' and dislikes.
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Unlike, say, most sovereign debt, it is traded only rarely; 90% of all corporate bonds change hands fewer than five times a year.
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Ironically, that would be the only cash that would change hands were the Barrick-Newmont deal to move forward, irking some Newmont shareholders.
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Huatai's global depositary receipts (GDRs) rose as much as 7.1% to $13 earlier before easing to change hands at $21 by 0910 GMT.
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Except that, unlike Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies, Libras will change hands in seconds, not minutes, for next to nothing, not a few dollars.
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About 400,000 of them are in London, where nearly all seats are up for election and several councils are expected to change hands.
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It was Dubai's most heavily traded stock, seeing over 70 million shares change hands, almost of third of the market's entire trading volume.
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If the House does not change hands, it will come as a party-rocking disappointment for Democrats and another massive embarrassment for pollsters.
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More than a hundred billion dollars will change hands online in the coming months as e-commerce ramps up through the holiday season.
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There's no lineal title to change hands, and by the time it gets its due we've usually turned the page on the calendar.
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While a three-day waiting period is required by the state, background checks are not required when guns change hands between private parties.
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Three of the works will be given away, and will continue to be given away every six months, as they continuously change hands.
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But if your loan doesn't happen to already be serviced by the firm that wins the bid, expect it to change hands again.
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Yet bookmakers reckon at least one of the strongholds, and perhaps both, will change hands because voters like Mr Richardson are so fed up.
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A tap on a smartphone will make money change hands almost instantaneously, even if sender and receiver are on different sides of the planet.
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Photo: GettyOnce they make their way into the market, most meteorites change hands in online sales—through a dealer's website, or sometimes via eBay.
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The stakes were pretty low—he'd close the deal or he wouldn't, his casinos would change hands or not, but either way, who cared?
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BYRON WHITE, the first Coloradan to become an associate justice, saw 13 seats change hands during more than three decades on America's Supreme Court.
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Among other things, these confirmed that a market can exist even if money does not change hands, with payments made in data, for example.
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Sales of new homes far outstrip those of used ones, which usually change hands in the expectation that they will be demolished and replaced.
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As for how much money ... part of the deal is that no one would talk, however, our sources say money did indeed change hands.
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But the odds are low that the Senate would change hands, since 10 Democratic senators are up for re-election in states Trump won.
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As the captives change hands, their abductors hope to stack up profits, boosting prices and making the abductees' release increasingly costly as time passes.
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If they win in both of those swing states – and every Democratic incumbent holds on – the majority in the upper chamber would change hands.
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Neither Flavio Da Silva nor Phil Rawlins are from Orlando—these are not local guys—and the team could change hands at any time.
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Actual user information may not change hands, but the advertising business model drives company decision making in ways that are ultimately toxic to society.
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In the offshore market, the yuan was slightly stronger, up 0.1% from Wednesday's close to change hands at 6.8846 per dollar around 0830 GMT.
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In the offshore market, the yuan was barely weaker, down 0.01% from Wednesday's close to change hands at 6.8917 per dollar around 0708 GMT.
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In the offshore market, the yuan also edged up about 0.1% from Wednesday's close to change hands at 6.8868 per dollar around 0400 GMT.
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The Australian dollar, often considered a gauge for risk appetite, gained marginally to change hands at $0.7266 as Asian shares rose mildly on Thursday.
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That ratio may rise, as over half the farms and ranches in the U.S. are expected to change hands over the next 20 years.
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The special election is one of four to replace House Republicans who Trump tapped for Cabinet posts -- and is the most likely to change hands.
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We explained that was not possible and we could not engage in a quid pro quo, nor could any money change hands for any reason.
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Most trading between the two currencies takes place on the spot market, where dollars and yuan change hands as soon as a deal is done.
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Others fret that the princes themselves are part of the problem—that tens of billions of dollars should not change hands on a royal whim.
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The exact terms of their peace agreement are not included in the docs -- but sources connected to both parties tell us money did change hands.
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In the top floor casino, thousands of pounds change hands every second as roulette wheels spin, slot machines tumble and gamblers crowd around blackjack tables.
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That ratio may rise, as over half the farms and ranches in the United States are expected to change hands over the next 20 years.
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In one suburb where houses change hands for about £200,000 ($260,000), many homes have fancy cars outside that are worth almost a quarter that amount.
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"We don't have an industry standard," she said, adding that cattle change hands multiple times, making it hard to trace forest loss to specific animals.
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Williams told reporters at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix that the team was not about to change hands and there had been no recent talks with Mazepin.
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Theory would predict that those with and without mugs should value them the same, on average, and so about half of the mugs should change hands.
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So we assist law enforcement all the time in the process of making sure that those things don't change hands inside our commercial market... OBAMA: Right.
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Billions of dollars worth of them change hands without a single human interaction through its automated self-serve platform, which Facebook mostly treats with libertarian remove.
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This stately Georgian terrace, where two-bedroom maisonettes now change hands for three-quarters of a million pounds, was then a vast, dilapidated warren of squats.
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By acting as a common guarantor, the state can ensure that mortgage bonds are homogenous and easy to trade ($22007 billion-worth change hands every day).
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Unlike typical private equity deals, which change hands every few years, Braun and Borchetta appear to have aspirations of owning Swift's catalog for the long-run.
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The opposition has won a majority in Malaysia's elections, meaning power will change hands for the first time in six decades in the southeast Asian country.
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A gambling Mecca where piles of cash change hands every day, Atlantic City has been home to a series of politicians toppled by their own avarice.
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Packets of money change hands, and eventually a gun is fired, but "Ash Is Purest White," Jia Zhangke's enthralling new feature, isn't really a crime drama.
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And right now, we are unprepared for the reality that 371 million acres will probably change hands in the next 20 years as aging farmers retire.
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It grapples with profound complexities: Companies disappear or change hands, and the science on toxicity and cleanup methods is often contested, making progress contentious and uncertain.
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In comparison, Apple saw $17.6 billion of its stock change hands during the entire session on Wednesday, the day after its fiscal first quarter earnings report.
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Overall, assets worth nearly 40 billion euros ($45.6 billion) will change hands as part of the deal, which is expected to close next year, RWE said.
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When Rare Pepes are bought and sold, the tokens change hands, and ownership is tracked on the Bitcoin blockchain, a decentralized ledger that can't be edited.
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Currently, such "vinculated shares", under German securities trading laws, can only change hands with the consent of top managers or otherwise the shares lose their voting rights.
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The share package could change hands before the Porsche SE annual general meeting on May 30, Bild am Sonntag said, citing a person familiar with the deliberations.
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POLICIES CHANGE HANDS Two major LTC transactions took place in the last 12 months, and insurance executives and dealmakers say they expect more to happen this year.
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The statement that control of ICANN's Security and Stability Advisory Committee (SSAC) would change hands as a result of the IANA transition is also wrong and misleading.
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An ad impression sold programmatically can change hands 15 times before finally being bought by an advertiser, notes Peter Stabler, an analyst at Wells Fargo, a bank.
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At a campaign stop in the opposition-held constituency of Pagoh, former deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin declared that Johor will change hands in the coming election.
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BioTelemetry, which is just shy of a $1 billion market capitalization, saw shares change hands at more than 150 percent the average 30-day volume on Thursday.
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Should the House change hands (a likely prospect) and possibly the Senate (much less likely), President Trump's exposure on two potentially inflammatory subjects will be exponentially greater.
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Manning, who retired in 21, had long seen Brees in his rearview mirror, and talked openly before the season about how the record would soon change hands.
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Plato, the 4th-century B.C. Greek philosopher, wrote that a united elite could resist popular uprisings, but that when the ruling class fractured, power could change hands.
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Now even the party chairmanship, which will change hands when Reince Priebus becomes Mr. Trump's White House chief of staff, may slip out of Mr. Christie's reach.
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Now, for the first time in over fifty years, Pope will once again change hands; all proceeds from the sale will be used to support the museum's collection.
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All this means that it may be only when baby-boomers start to check out in a more permanent way that lots of houses begin to change hands.
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The 274 Aston Martin DB22015GT was auctioned at R.M. Sotheby's annual London sale on Wednesday evening which saw a total of £22015 million change hands (including buyer's premia).
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They won the House, which will change hands for the third time in 12 volatile years, by performing strongly in suburban areas where Trump's flaming rhetoric is toxic.
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By selling the station and its airwave licenses the two companies could avoid an FCC review of the deal, since the agency steps in when licenses change hands.
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Source: CoinDesk Both cryptocurrencies are based on the same blockchain technology — a fixed, transparent record-keeping system that allows money to quickly change hands regardless of geographical location.
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It follows a Palestinian from Nablus, Midhat Kamal, from roughly 1914 to the mid-1930s, as the region is poised to change hands from Ottoman to British control.
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Over the next several decades, the ranch would change hands multiple times, until the National Park Service took over ownership of a portion of the lot in 1980.
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"Both museums benefit from this agreement, and this way no money needs to change hands and the painting doesn't have to be auctioned," Ms. Zimmer said by telephone.
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The lead continued to change hands from there, with the Pirates taking the lead for good at 219-75 with 1:11 remaining on a McKnight free throw.
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Source: CNBC The iShares MSCI Mexico Capped exchange-traded fund (EWW), a fund that trades in the U.S. so it continued to change hands, closed 0.5 percent lower.
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On the same day, the board also approved higher compensation for Walker should the company change hands, according to an Anadarko filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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I think of the North Carolina Republicans who gallingly moved to dilute the governorship's power before it could change hands from someone in their party to a Democrat.
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He wanted to do that by this week because Mexico's government will change hands by December 1, when the newly elected leftist president Andrés Manuel López Obrador takes over.
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The condos are individually owned, so proceeds from a sale or rental do not flow to the President and his companies when the units change hands or are rented.
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But talks on exactly how many shares will change hands appear to be more difficult than expected, and the two sides have only agreed on a range so far.
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With all that in mind, we offer the first installment of the Halftime Report Senate Depth Chart, listed in order of seats most to least likely to change hands.
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That is the sharpest increase since August 2010, though house sales remains far off the pre-crisis highs of 2007, when over 80,000 houses a month would change hands.
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Six of those chambers, state Senates in Colorado, Nevada, New York, Virginia, Washington and West Virginia, would change hands if Democrats are able to win only a single seat.
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Against the dollar, sterling had been trading up 0.2 percent at $1.4054 before the data was released and then fell back to change hands up 0.1 percent at $1.4039.
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The course begins and ends with par 5s, offering the chance for a good start and a grandstand finish, when the lead can change hands in the closing holes.
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Its shares currently change hands for a little more than 11 times expected earnings for the next 12 months, pretty much the same as the valuation for M&S.
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The president has told people that he assumed the House was going to change hands, and that it might mean more work, but that he was ready for it.
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Earlier this year, Ken announced he's hanging it up after this year's show, so it appears the direction of things is about to change hands -- if it hasn't already.
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Four teams held the top spot in the rankings through the first five weeks and the No. 1 designation would change hands twice more in the next three weeks.
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But within two hours of trading, shares of ZOOM surged more than 80%, with trading volume that was quadruple the amount of shares that change hands on the average day.
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Receipt, change and drawn note, when reunited, became joint proof of the drawing's value, confirmed by the transaction; and would then change hands, typically, for tens of thousands of dollars.
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James Hackett, a former office furniture executive heading Ford's self-driving car unit, was named CEO last month with a slate of other leadership posts also set to change hands.
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Ratings agencies like Moody's Corp and S&P Global trade at about 19 times EBITDA, while companies selling capital markets information change hands at about 16 times, using Refinitiv data.
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Shares initially slipped on disappointment over the weak first quarter sales growth, but later rebounded to change hands 3.7 percent higher and lead the gainers on Spain's blue-chip index .
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Multiple sources say Facebook is paying between $23 million and $30 million to acquire Bloomsbury AI, in a deal that will see a mixture of cash and stock change hands.
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As the years spool backward, you&aposll see the brilliant blue diamond leave its museum pedestal and swiftly change hands , from merchants to socialites to thieves to King Louis XIV.
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Stada has a type of stock that under German securities trading laws can only change hands with the consent of top managers or otherwise the shares lose their voting rights.
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Nearly half of all private businesses are owned by Baby Boomers, which means as older Americans age out of the workforce, many family and locally-owned companies will change hands.
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"We explained that was not possible and we could not engage in a quid pro quo, nor could any money change hands for any reason," Fox said in its statement.
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The disclosure rules are intended to protect the integrity of the bankruptcy courts, where valuable corporate assets and vast sums of cash regularly change hands, by safeguarding against secret deals.
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The Australian dollar fell as much as 2.60% against the greenback to $0.6476, while the New Zealand dollar tumbled by as much as 2.28% to last change hands at $0.6228.
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"I've been assuming that the Senate is pretty much in the Republicans' hands," Stovall said, adding the market's view is the House will change hands but the Senate will not.
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Compared to a control group of 1,986 hospitals that did not change hands, acquired hospitals saw their "patient experience" satisfaction score decline from the equivalent of 50th percentile to 41st.
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Does the President of the United States want to upend the foundational creed of the Republic, the notion that power should change hands regularly to someone chosen by the people?
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That is, are there email and phone records or other documents of some kind, did money change hands in any way that is traceable, and will witnesses prove willing to testify?
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This has made ETFs the one growth area in asset management, at the expense of traditional mutual funds, which are valued and change hands once a day, after the markets close.
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And Trump has motivation to get this done before January 3, when the House will change hands and a new Democratic majority that will not cater to his whims takes power.
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The House, where every seat is up for election, is much more likely to change hands than the Senate, where Democrats are defending 26 seats and Republicans are defending only eight.
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Blockchain Applications in BusinessSupply Chain ManagementBlockchain's immutable ledger makes it well suited to tasks such as real-time tracking of goods as they move and change hands throughout the supply chain.
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All four of the state's House districts have a chance to change hands as Democrats try to hold a majority they won last year in part through a strong showing in Iowa.
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Mester is not a voting member of the Fed's policy-setting committee this year, but will be next year, when the top job at the Fed may change hands in early February.
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Less than a quarter of the nearly 100 million acres of agricultural land that will change hands is expected to be sold to a non-relative, according to the 2014 federal findings.
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The 2025 issue rose 0.8 cent to trade at 99.5 cents in the dollar and the 2023 bond nearly matched those gains to change hands at 13 cents, according to Tradeweb data.
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So if the House was to change hands, the Appropriations Committee chair is going to be Nita Lowey, so that's going to be a first female chair of the House Appropriations Committee.
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Should Congress change hands, Mr. Trump will find himself facing accountability in that body, just as he prepares to go again before the voters, and perhaps eventually a jury of his peers.
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With one or both houses of Congress poised to change hands, Trump needs to think less of the unlikely prospect of prosecution for collusion and more about the rising danger of impeachment.
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In the case of some SDKs, which belong to ad networks or smaller analytics firms, the companies may be bought or sold, so the data could change hands without its owners knowing.
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But the more of these races they win, the more likely it is that the House and state offices will change hands — and even the Senate might not be out of the question.
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IN A ritual out of sight of the cameras on Inauguration Day in January, America's "nuclear briefcase" will change hands and President Donald Trump will receive a card, sometimes known as the "biscuit".
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Shares rose after the results were announced, but fell back by late morning to change hands for 7.12 euros, a whisker below their opening level and broadly in line with the overall market.
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Many have predicted that MiFID will negatively impact coverage of the smaller end of the market, with brokers preferring to concentrate on large stocks which frequently change hands, generating more cash for them.
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February also saw 28 Jalan Kampong Chantek change hands for 27.59 million Singapore dollars ($19.8 million), and a local tycoon purchased a GCB along Garlick Avenue for 23.8 million Singapore dollars ($17.1 million).
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The West African crude market typically sees cargoes of Nigerian and Angolan change hands in back-to-back deals outside the Platts window, a system widely used by the industry to price crude.
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In recent years, hundreds of thousands of Apple devices were smuggled across the border into mainland China, where they could change hands for as much as four times the price in Hong Kong.
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The 2016 Russell reconstitution on June 5.93 of that year saw 6.7 billion shares change hands at the NYSE, three times normal volume and the largest volume day of the last three years.
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On Thursday, Delta, Air France-KLM, Virgin Atlantic, and China Eastern announced a new joint venture that will see more than $1 billion change hands and create a mega-carrier spanning three continents.
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On average about 150 billion yen ($1.4 billion) worth of shares change hands a day, or about 3 percent of the market's value, compared with less than 0.5 percent on the main board.
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MarketAxess saw nearly US$1trn of US corporate bonds change hands on its platform in 2017, up 77% from 2014, while its stock has roughly quadrupled in value over the past four years.
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"The use of clearing agencies is critical to the safety and efficiency of securities trading, enabling billions of dollars of securities to change hands smoothly every day," said SEC Chair Mary Jo White.
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The Guardian claims Salvator Mundi is also the highest priced artwork ever sold privately, but that record is a lot harder to definitively establish because artworks change hands without public records all the time.
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Now, Android KitKat 4.4 has set precedent for branded versions of Android, in an interesting co-branding deal that saw no money change hands, yet allowed Google to use the popular chocolate bar's name.
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And it is as easy for people to send money to each other as it is to send a text message—a vast improvement over the bricks of cash that used to change hands.
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I understand that checks change hands, which help to defend those institutions from financial pressures, but in this domain of unequal exchanges they are always going to be selling more than they can gain.
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The yuan inched higher on Thursday, with the onshore yuan gaining 0.2% to change hands at 7.0452 per dollar, while the offshore yuan rose 0.21% at 7.0674 against the greenback in Asia afternoon trade.
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But the line between prop trading and making markets is blurry, since banks often need to step in and purchase assets that don't change hands often, in effect taking bets to help facilitate markets.
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These sources occasionally receive favors—such as help in getting their children into Western schools—but money doesn't change hands, because it could risk violating laws against, say, bribing government officials or insider trading.
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Liverpool Wavertree is a safe seat for the opposition Labour party and equally unlikely to change hands on Thursday, although some more marginal seats close to the city are being targeted by May's Conservatives.
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A research hospital looking to collaborate and share data while sharing any results publicly or as shared intellectual property, for instance, would not be a situation where a lot of cash would change hands.
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The United States Bankruptcy Code requires the experts who work on bankruptcies to have undivided loyalties, which is intended to uphold public confidence in a system where large amounts of money constantly change hands.
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Those private shares cannot be traded on a public exchange and, in many cases, they need to be offered back to the company itself, or to other existing shareholders, in order to change hands.
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More than a trillion dollars in foreign exchange and interest rate derivatives change hands in the City every day, nearly three times the volume in New York, according to the Bank for International Settlements.
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But Obama's executive action requiring background checks will not touch the millions of guns that change hands each year between unlicensed buyers and sellers who are not "engaged in the business," points out Avore.
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This is especially important now as research from Rutgers University shows that half the nation's small businesses are expected to change hands in the next decade as more and more baby boomers look to retire.
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Assuming the Senate remains under Republican control (which looks about as likely as the House is to change hands), and with the president fixed in place, the Democrats would have no hope of passing legislation.
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The case is not yet over, though, so there's still time for some of those earnings to change hands: six counts are still pending against Urban Outfitters, including trademark infringement, unfair competition, and false advertising.
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The last NHL team to change hands, the Coyotes, changed hands for a mere $170 million three years ago; the Thrashers fetched a similar price when they were bought and moved to Winnipeg in 2011.
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"We explained that was not possible and we could not engage in a quid pro quo, nor could any money change hands for any reason," a Fox News spokesman told The Hill in a statement.
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With a market value below $1 billion and a stock that's thinly traded (a few hundred thousand shares change hands on most days compared with over 25 million for Apple), volatility is to be expected.
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But on Monday, Ms. Park said she realized that under the current Constitution, in which governments change hands every five years, "it is difficult to maintain continuance in policy," especially when dealing with North Korea.
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The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement on its website that bonds whose issuers fail to meet repayment obligations can change hands via the interbank market or through trustee and settlement agencies.
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Tesla is also prone to more volatile stock movements because Mr. Musk and other board members and top executives own a large chunk of shares, leaving a relative few that change hands frequently, he said.
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But volume was thin except for Al Safwa Mubasher Financial Services , which saw 268 million shares change hands - more than half the market's entire volume, and almost half the number of the company's outstanding shares.
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"The data can change hands in almost real time, so fast that your location could be transferred from your smartphone to the app's servers and exported to third parties in milliseconds," Warzel and Thompson write.
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Every day, billions of dollars change hands and countless decisions are made on the basis of our likes and dislikes, our friends and families, our relationships and conversations, our wishes and fears, our hopes and dreams.
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In fact, many of these stocks change hands for less than another measure — tangible book value — which leaves out goodwill, an accounting yardstick for non-physical items such as a company's brand name and customer base.
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Contracts traded on the Beijing Exchange are standardized, offer high leverage, change hands frequently and are not for the purpose of actually taking delivery of the products - characteristics of futures rather than spot trading, Hou said.
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Not all the money that will change hands after the World Cup, as clubs trade players who distinguish themselves on football&aposs biggest stage, will line the pockets of selling clubs, agents and the players themselves.
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Every day, billions of dollars change hands, and countless decisions are made on the basis of our likes and dislikes, our friends and families, our relationships and conversations, our wishes and fears, our hopes and dreams.
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If Tesla traded at 20 times those earnings — a multiple well above that of the wider stock market — the company's stock would change hands at $175, roughly half the level of where it closed on Tuesday.
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Tens of thousands of barrels of ethanol change hands at the Kinder Morgan Argo terminal daily, and prices there are used as the benchmark for deals across the country, and are also baked into international contracts.
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It's one of the most widely known and beloved ships in all of science fiction; the ship that will probably change hands between Lando and Han over a game of Sabacc at some point in the film.
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Whether it's electronic bill pay or swiping a credit card to buy a morning coffee, it's now easier than ever for money to change hands, and a plethora of apps aim to help individuals track those transactions.
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As is often the case with LME cash tightness, metal has been sucked into the system only to change hands and be moved out again, witness the high level of stock cancellations over the last few days.
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The New Zealand dollar dived more than 1.5% to change hands at $0.6404 after the country's reserve bank surprised markets and slashed its official cash rate by 50 basis points, to an all-time low of 1%.
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The deal is important not just because of the massive amount of cash that would change hands, but also because the deal would trigger a series of reforms meant to mollify the warring factions in Uber's boardroom.
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As Pollock explains in the book's introduction, individual pieces of land tend to change hands frequently in Japan, and developers often carve them up into as many smaller lots as legally allowed, leading to extremely tight spaces.
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RUSS & DAUGHTERS AT THE JEWISH MUSEUM Starting Saturday, this magnet for smoked fish and appetizers will take reservations for brunch and still respect Jewish laws that do not allow for money to change hands on the Sabbath.
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What they're not saying: Apple isn't saying exactly how the deal is structured, but it is part of a much broader relationship in which Apple and Corning work together on glass and billions of dollars change hands.
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"A successful auction means that spectrum will be repurposed, a huge amount of money will change hands, and technology and spectrum policy will be shaped for the future," said National Association of Broadcasters Executive Vice President Rick Kaplan.
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Several longtime senators, like Barbara Boxer (D-CA) and Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), are retiring this year — but the open seats most likely to change hands are held by Harry Reid (D-NV) and Marco Rubio (R-FL).
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All participants in the meeting, including Kushner, claim that nothing of significance ended up happening in it — that not only did no dirt change hands but there wasn't even any useful dirt on offer in the first place.
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"It makes sense for such tax losses to be transferable with the assets as it increases the efficiency with which assets can change hands in the North Sea – it is another tool in the deal toolkit," said Bseisu.
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A clutch of top EU jobs are due to change hands by the end of next year: the presidents of the ECB, the European Commission and European Council all need to be replaced by the end of 2019.
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Some users questioned whether many of the FC Ambassador accounts were even real, saying that some seemed to change hands — a user name that once read Michelle was now being used by a worker called Rafael, for example.
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If we extrapolate the Brookings numbers out, Mr. Trump is on track to have a four-year turnover rate of greater than 100 percent — that is, to have all 65 A Team positions change hands at least once.
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Middle market loans are typically less liquid and bank groups comprise a handful of lenders, appealing more to a buy-and-hold investor base in contrast to the broadly syndicated loan market where loans change hands easily and often.
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The CNH, which has been gaining sharply in recent trading days, crossed to change hands as firm as 6.5660 per dollar around 0323 GMT (2223 ET), the first time it has been stronger than the onshore rate since Oct.
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But with the possibility that Congress could change hands more often, the new incentive was to use the budget process as a tool of partisan skirmishing that would make it easier to retain or regain control of the legislature.
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Thursday will not directly affect May's practical ability to govern: the vote does not cause seats in parliament to change hands and the slim working majority she has thanks to a deal with a smaller party will be unaffected.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The first cargo of Iraqi Kirkuk crude to change hands since flows resumed last month has been sold to Litasco, the Swiss-based trading arm of Russian oil producer Lukoil, ship-tracking data and a shipping document showed.
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The first spot transaction saw 3,000 tonnes of alumina change hands between Chalco Trade, a unit of state-run Aluminum Corp of China, and Xiamen Xiangyu, at a price of 3,030 yuan ($437.23) a tonne, the QME said in a statement.
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Yet in practice, as with the DAO or other smart contracts, if valuable domains change hands due to theft or security issues, you actually need a way to override the ledger — as the result of a court order, for example.
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Over the course of five days, an estimated 110,000 attendees will flock to South Florida where 1,500 boats will be on display, over 100,000 glasses of beer will be consumed, and $508 million will change hands in the name of yachting.
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Many suburban and rural districts were artfully gerrymandered by Republican state legislators after the 2010 census and have proved impenetrable since then; they aren't likely to change hands without a healthy number of recent Republican voters being persuaded to vote Democratic.
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But that same year, the headline-grabbing supertall saw its third-most-expensive unit change hands when the Canadian investor and Ferrari collector Lawrence Stroll dropped $55.6 million on a 6,240-square-foot 85th-floor home in the building's tower.
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But this new "child stealing" narrative seemed to excuse the central government again, focusing on paltry sums of money that might change hands between parents and government officials, but ignoring the much more substantial financial incentives that motivated local family planning staff.
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That is clear from the treatment of Moise Katumbi, the former governor of Katanga (of which Lubumbashi is the capital) and a contender for the Congolese presidency, which is meant to change hands in November at the end of Joseph Kabila's second term.
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We don't know for certain how conservatives will fare at the ballot box in November, but it seems likely that the conservative majority in the House will be slimmer and that it's possible that party control could change hands in the Senate.
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The upshot of this is that these Rare Pepes really do change hands for money: for the most part a negligible amount, but sometimes ten, twenty, or—in the highest recorded trade—the equivalent of close to $500 at time of press.
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One judge had it three rounds to Hendricks, another had it three rounds to Lawler and the other had it level at two rounds each going into the fifth, but Lawler did enough to see the title change hands at UFC 181.
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The potential for deals could be large: In May, UBS said in a report that about a third of Asia's wealth could change hands over the next five years as the region's ultra-high net worth families face a wave of succession.
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On Thursday, Greg Clark, the U.K.'s secretary of state for business, energy and industrial strategy, said that a series of measures would be introduced to enhance security and ensure the Hinkley project would not be able to change hands without the government agreeing.
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On a single day this month, Jinan, a second-tier city in China's northeastern Shandong province, saw eight plots of land go unsold at auction, 06883 parcels change hands at the reserve price and one plot sold for a premium of less than 4 percent.
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MacDonald pieces together old pictures of the shop owners during their Bird Town days, and captures footage of McNames and Frundel debating the benefits of the stadium deal, which shortly thereafter triggered their notice to vacate and force their long-loved property to change hands.
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And even if this committee failed to uphold its duty now, it seems likely that if the Democrats retake one or both houses of Congress, congressional committees in January 2019 would change hands and take on their constitutional duty to check, balance, and investigate.
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The owner of the struggling for-profit DeVry University is selling the chain to a tiny company that runs a college with fewer than 500 full-time students — part of a bizarre deal to off-load the university in which no money will immediately change hands.
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As the titles continue to change hands and Conor McGregor once again skips the queue of top lightweight contenders to take on the champion of the division at UFC 205, the idea of earning a title shot seems far from prevalent in the modern day sport.
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As such, large-scale public or private expenditure — whether perceived as worthwhile or not — will arguably always impede an artwork from being a purely aesthetic experience, so long as large amounts of money change hands and there are vested interests in the success of a project.
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Most of the guns in circulation can be sold on the internet or through ads in newspapers, and the most popular types of firearms can lawfully change hands in private homes or even hotel parking lots with no requirement that a record of the transaction be kept.
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In the late 1960s, when they were children, Fatima told her boys about the al-Nahyan family's long history of internecine violence, which rose to a crescendo in the 1920s with a series of brother-on-brother murders that saw power change hands three times within seven years.
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Instead, the flash crash was the result of someone placing a multi-million-dollar sell order at market price, meaning ETH would change hands at whatever price bidders were currently offering until the entire order was filled – no matter how much lower the price was than the current price of ETH.
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Though the premise of the show seemingly displays political undertones in regards to land-use and land ownership, Sheridan, 48, and Costner made it a point to illustrate that there is a significant link between current ongoing issues and the historical importance of understanding how valuable land commodities change hands.
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Or more generally, to acquisitions and consolidations in the tech sphere that come with streamlining — not just the winnowing down of valuations and the loss of jobs, but the ditching of troves of images, videos, and text that go unclaimed when email address-based user accounts change hands and get lost.
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"We have all rented and bought used cars in our lives and there is always some discomfort associated with true car condition: Ravin's mission is to create transparency around damage wherever vehicles operate or change hands," Ravin co-founder and CEO Eliron Ekstein, who previously helped launch Shell's digital business arm, tells me.
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TechCrunch explains: The flash crash was the result of someone placing a multi-million-dollar sell order at market price, meaning ETH would change hands at whatever price bidders were currently offering until the entire order was filled – no matter how much lower the price was than the current price of ETH.
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While, unlike most weeks, it's not live (it was taped in Glasgow, Scotland, a few hour earlier), it should be a fun two hours of mindless entertainment, though the election means that it's any substantial story progression is unlikely, which means that the women's title probably won't change hands in the featured match.
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Only one unprotected first-round pick from the 2021 draft has been traded so far — from the Heat to the Suns — and two others could change hands — one from the Grizzlies to the Celtics and one from the Bucks to the Suns — depending on whether picks fall within protected ranges in 2019 and 2020.
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Prosecutors and other Justice Department officials in New York and Washington are trying to determine if McKinsey used its influence over insolvent companies in violation of the rules of Chapter 11 bankruptcy — where billions of dollars can change hands — by quietly steering valuable assets to itself or favoring its own clients over other creditors.
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Because transactions on the blockchain are irrevocable, pot dispensaries and banks will have a reliable and complete record of all Tokken transactions, including the specifics of each transaction — without requiring any Bitcoins to change hands (a tiny portion of a Bitcoin will be sent between Tokken accounts in order to record the transaction on the blockchain).
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Because the seat didn't change hands, the win might not seem like much of a feat, but Democrats see Cavanaugh's win as a good sign for two reasons: He's a political newcomer who beat a well-known Republican candidate who had previously held the seat for six years, and he ran 211 points ahead of Hillary Clinton's totals in the district last November.
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The fund's president and CEO, Steven Law, argued in an email to CNN that support for Brooks was waning "due to his opposition to Trump and to funding the war against ISIS," The race has pitted Washington, DC, against Alabama and Republican against Republican in a messy, expensive and highly watched primary contest in a state where Senate seats rarely change hands.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai reiterated to the Wall Street Journal Monday that he doesn't anticipate looking at AT&T's proposed purchase of Time Warner since it looks like no FCC licenses will change hands: Why it matters: The FCC is able to review the deal by the broad "public interest" standard, and critics have argued it can be more susceptible to public pressure.
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That she later reportedly changed her name to Kate Valentine Spade to reflect the name of a new company, Frances Valentine, and to distance herself from her former brand, seemed to suggest that she had sprung back after her sabbatical from whatever problems had arisen after Kate Spade was sold to investors and then began to change hands with dizzying speed.
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The second pick could easily change hands, as well, because the team holding it, the 49ers, do not need a quarterback, and with plenty of holes to fill on its roster, San Francisco might gain more by trading down rather than selecting Nick Bosa, a dominant defensive end at Ohio State, who is rated by many analysts as the top player in this year's draft.
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Though a cursory look suggests Tesla got most of what it wanted from its initial lawsuit filing (something that Tesla claims in its statement), there are two things that stand out: First, $100,000 is not a lot of money to change hands considering that Tesla accused Anderson of taking confidential Tesla information and destroying evidence to cover his tracks, as well as attempting to poach a number of employees to his new venture.
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O) jumps as much as 27 pct after news hits the wire around 163:216 pm ET; stock pares gains to close up 241 pct at $28 on 6.1 mln shares of volume, 3.6x the 30-day avg ** Sturm, Ruger & Co (RGR) also leaps as much as 18.5 pct before finishing up 13.7 pct at $54.35; about 413 mln shares change hands, 5x the 30-day avg, for their busiest day since Nov 10 ** Vista Outdoor Inc (VSTO.
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