There were very few collectors; it was a small body of collectors.
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"Investors are not collectors, and collectors are not investors," Mr. Khoo said.
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Collectors and dealers say political parties matter less for collectors than the piece or particular president.
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The nonprofit was started by debt collectors Behind RIP Medical Debt are two former debt collectors.
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Former Microsoft executive Greg Whitten You are in a space where you have collectors and car collectors.
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There are more collectors now than ever before, and those collectors are wealthier than they have ever been.
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And we realized that male collectors in Italy almost never bought work by female artists, whereas female collectors did.
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It's a fairly tight and amusing list, with only "Bill collectors?" standing out for me, because the other collectors are hobbyists.
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About 99 percent of all collectors "are collectors of contemporary art," the former Met director Philippe de Montebello told The New Yorker.
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Predatory collectors might purchase expired debt and try to collect on it, so always ask collectors for a copy of your original invoice.
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The fact of the matter is that collectors want to be where the action is, and dealers need to be where collectors are.
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We see companies connecting garbage cans to the internet to improve the efficiency of deploying waste collectors — which means we'll need fewer waste collectors.
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"Collectors are appreciating high-priced whiskey as a complex enjoyable drink to savor and we are seeing private collectors buying for investment," Ritchie says.
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Of the flippers I asked, most said they didn't feel particularly bad about taking items away from collectors, particularly since they were often collectors themselves.
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"Collectors of every financial means can afford meteorites — it could be as cheap as $5," said Mendy Ouzillou, vice president of the International Meteorite Collectors Association.
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Go to the East End of London, go to the studios, and connect them with collectors and galleries, because people invite collectors but don't invite artists.
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While the court documents are abbreviated for now, there are more than 9,000 collectors and companies listed as creditors — including billionaire collectors William Koch and Jeff Greene.
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The proposal from the CFPB also bars debt collectors from taking certain actions that could harm debtors' credit ratings or lead to costly litigation between debtors and collectors.
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Just as art collectors want to know who has owned a work, wine collectors want to know that rare vintages have not been stored in a car trunk.
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I'm sure that there are other collectors who have the wrong motivations, but I truly believe that at the end of the day these collectors love the arts.
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Curth says the difference in positioning between Artland and Artsy is a focus on collectors — with Artland offering free tools for art collectors to register and manage their collections.
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"When collectors come to the Doha fair, there is a beautiful exchange between collectors who truly know the craftsmanship of the house, complications and miniature paintings," Mr. Raffy said.
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"I'm sure you're not surprised," said Lowe, "that for a $100,000 doll you might have four or five collectors, but that for a $5,000 doll you'll have 500 collectors."
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Occasions like this bring welcome reminders that something besides contemporary paintings and sculptures are avidly pursued by collectors, but the Abbeys are indeed collectors of contemporary (and modern) art.
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"Something like ninety-nine per cent of all collectors—the rich, those who are interested and will support museums in the future—are collectors of contemporary art," he said.
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There is likewise the IMPART Collectors' Show at School of the Arts (SOTA), which gives visitors an exclusive view into the private collections of prominent Singaporean and international collectors.
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"It allows young collectors, new collectors to the market to understand to navigate the art world in an accessible way," said Alex Donaldson, an art curator and consultant in London.
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Described as the Coachella for wealthy car collectors, automakers and collectors flock to the Pacific to see and showcase everything from classic Bentleys to the newest models from Ferrari and Bugatti.
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She was also surprised by how many collectors, particularly white collectors, contacted her and her co-author, Deborah Willis, about photographs they owned, but did not want reproduced or even described.
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Every few months, the world's biggest art collectors — i.e.
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Can't understand who would buy it - candy wrapper collectors?
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" That scarcity gives collectors "a deep desire for masterworks.
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LOS ANGELES — Many contemporary art collectors have an adviser.
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The proposal would ban debt collectors from contacting debtors more than seven times per week and force collectors to wait seven days after a conversation with the debtor before reaching out again.
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The rise of a new billionaire class in Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe has led to a commensurate rise in superrich art collectors, and those collectors are wealthier than ever before.
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The Committee for Cultural Policy, an advocacy group for collectors, has called for a digital system under which museums and collectors could document items publicly and address foreign claims in a neutral forum.
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We also happen to love art and are collectors ourselves.
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It is nontraditional collectors as well as traditional intelligence operatives.
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Bottles on eBay are now being sold as collectors' items.
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Trying to talk to debt collectors is just as difficult.
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Collectors like to get the eggs signed by presidential candidates.
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A decade later, a few collectors were buying Chinese art.
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Collectors also turned to neglected byways of international art history.
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I think for the real collectors it's always that way.
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District collectors oversee programs such as health services and elections.
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The politicisation of taxes is undermining trust in the collectors.
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Garbage collectors and other public workers have also held demonstrations.
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Traditional collectors focus on one genre, material, period or maker.
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"There were no museums, collectors, or dealers," Mr. Galassi said.
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We can give collectors a third option that they like.
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Some Tazos were rarer than others, making them collectors' items.
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"Yes, they may have collectors coming after them," he said.
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"A number of collectors were disappointed with it," he said.
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He cites locals who receive letters daily from debt collectors.
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Dogged by bill collectors, hundreds have turned to the courts.
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Collectors threatened to kill her if she did not pay.
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Short of violence, collectors use all manner of psychological pressure.
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For extreme collectors, rarity only makes a cycad more desirable.
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The problem is not that companies are dodging tax collectors.
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Collectors like the nostalgic feel of the photos, he said.
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And new collectors tend to find contemporary art more accessible.
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"Collectors are fantastic researchers; they seek us out," says John.
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Financial regulators want to set new limits on debt collectors.
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Then you started to see more interest from Chinese collectors.
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The authorities watch these avenues closely, and collectors report thieves.
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Upon filing, debtors are shielded from garnishments and debt collectors.
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And the stamps became collectors' items in their own right.
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For such collectors, Grey has works of art for them.
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Not against her, not against myself, not against stamp collectors.
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But collectors argue that leagues may be violating antitrust law.
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Vintage watch collecting can prove a minefield for newbie collectors.
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"This is really bad for U.S. collectors," Mr. Kosnitzky said.
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Ivory is primarily bought by collectors or as an investment.
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"A lot of collectors were feeling 'art blind,' " he added.
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He photographed the messy consequences of the garbage collectors strike.
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"Great collectors are always upgrading," said Mr. Gallois, of Christie's.
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But now younger Chinese collectors bow in front of it.
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Or are hoarders actually not so dissimilar from art collectors?
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Both works have been consigned for sale by private collectors.
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"The highest levels of collectors were immediately interested," he said.
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He was really tied into the community of record collectors.
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Original song lyrics have become a booming market for collectors.
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Collectors can buy a piece of that legacy on Sept.
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" He added, "Collectors realize they add weight to their collections.
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Ive got bill collectors; theyre already calling me, Lee said.
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Major collectors are beginning to be interested in the period.
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For collectors, performance is "the next step," Mr. Arndt said.
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What does dreaming of being harassed by bill collectors mean?
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In another, collectors called a consumer's relatives to demand payment.
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Money was arriving to avoid tax collectors in other jurisdictions.
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With his loans in default, the collectors started to circle.
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Consider also the human sources who provide information to collectors.
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Art Basel is a credential for collectors and curators alike.
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Harassed by debt collectors, he has dropped out of university.
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Collectors expect the black Lady Liberty coin to be popular.
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It purchases its cars from private collectors and dealership auctions.
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Is there any advice you give to other young collectors?
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He said collectors needed to consider the cost of maintenance.
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The problem is that most collectors nowadays want contemporary art.
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Obviously, he's still extremely popular with football fans and collectors.
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Every afternoon, the gallery filled up with artists and collectors.
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Finding new collectors — traditional methods do not work anymore. 3.
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You may meet new collectors you didn't know about yet.
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His collectors include Elton John, Carmelo Anthony, and Lenny Kravitz.
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The rule would also bar debt collectors from contacting credit agencies about debts without notifying debtors and ban lawsuits or legal threats from collectors over debts that have extended past a statute of limitations.
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And finally, on collectors: We may state it as a principle at this point that collectors of contemporary art do not want to buy highly abstract art unless it's the only game in town.
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Mr. Lin is one of a number of rising young collectors from mainland China, a group that dealers describe as motivated, well informed and with more adventurous taste than the older generation of Chinese collectors.
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He also became one of the most renowned art collectors of his day, scooping up works by Andy Warhol, Lucian Freud, Robert Rauschenberg and Jackson Pollock well before they came to be other collectors' staples.
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Consequently, many are now sold to private collectors — and since many of these collectors now live outside the United States, it's unlikely that the works will ever end up in an American museum or archive.
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Young Arts Patrons recently hosted the second edition of the Young Collectors Contemporary, an art fair designed to support the sustainability of the contemporary visual arts by providing a marketplace for emerging artists and collectors.
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But nothing quite tops the upcoming Ultimate Collectors Series Millennium Falcon.
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But California's ruthless tax collectors have seen all these tricks before.
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Collectors uncovered information that could be valuable to Deloitte's senior managers.
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Every single person has a relationship to debt and debt collectors.
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Buy: Amazon, from $2,199.99 Collectors love a retired Star Wars set.
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Collectors are going to collect, it's just part of their DNA.
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Photo: GettyFor scientists and collectors alike, meteorites are a lifelong commitment.
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The only whites we saw were police officers or bill collectors.
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This is exemplified during a sequence that follows some garbage collectors.
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It's the only way you can create a class of collectors.
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Pokémon collectable card game collectors and players aren't being left out.
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For collectors that can't find the time, there's a new solution.
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What's hot one day might be unappealing to collectors the next.
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There was even a convertible model still coveted by car collectors.
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In America collectors can even keep encumbered art on their wall.
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Exhibitions of Cummings's art were scarce, reviews negligible, and collectors few.
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This is how collectors buy everything else, so why not art?
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Rare insects like Wallace's giant bee can be valuable to collectors.
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These debt collectors won't simply call people out of the blue.
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And she worries private collectors won't tell people about these options.
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The silver lining is that potential collectors are still out there.
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Avoid blended spirits; they're too consistent and collectors want something unique.
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Seventy years previous, coffee collectors had journeyed to this Sudanese land.
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The defaulted borrowers then become targets of the DOE's debt collectors.
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"It's about teaching collectors how to live with these ephemeral materials."
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"UHNWI" clients, offering collectors lines of credit, allowing them to borrow
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There's discounts for record collectors and live music played in stores.
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His relatives included the collectors Walter Annenberg and Lita Annenberg Hazen.
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His works have since become highly sought after by art collectors.
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It unites all the demographics: the boosters, the rappers, the collectors.
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To tap those collectors, museums are deploying staff members more broadly.
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Many shun accounts to stay off the radar of tax collectors.
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Universities, museums and private collectors acquired many of these "new" fragments.
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Know your rights when it comes to dealing with debt collectors.
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Now an abstract-expressionist painter, he counts Schultz among his collectors.
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"This could drive competition between experienced cutters and traders against collectors."
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They are now collectors items, going for around $1,000 a pop.
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This work has moxie, a quality many collectors seem to appreciate.
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And chasing that link will surely drive some collectors this fall.
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These dollhouse makers and collectors say we've entered a miniature Renaissance.
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New collectors began arriving, pumping money into a previously moribund market.
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Assi draws a core body of collectors from her social circle.
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You're quite a bit younger than most of the collectors here.
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If you put on a good show, the collectors will come.
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After succeeding as art collectors, they formed a partnership as philanthropists.
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On the other hand, it offered a route into collectors' homes.
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Collectors of the artist's work have helped subsidize the fellowship program.
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Brunner has a special gripe against the scientific collectors of birds.
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Since then the "Meules" have become much coveted by wealthy collectors.
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Regular garbage collectors are not equipped to deal with e-waste.
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At the time, there were only a handful of private collectors.
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"Privately, collectors are buying in a more meaningful way," she said.
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Where I want to start that conversation is with the collectors.
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It targeted abusive debt collectors and bolstered protections for mortgage borrowers.
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MS. WILLIAMS We also enjoy showing the works to young collectors.
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Have wealthy collectors' minds already left for the Hamptons or Tuscany?
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Eventually, collectors met their artists here, artists met their patrons here.
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C.C. offers us a list of collectors of four different items.
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And the reaction was the same from critics, colleagues and collectors.
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Others identify the lenders by the colours of their collectors' shirts.
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An increasing number of private collectors are taking a similar approach.
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For budding collectors, this is the fair to discover new talent.
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Do you have counsel for collectors who are just starting out?
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Some collectors pick up a few choice artworks here and there.
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Collectors gathered around, taking snaps of the watch on my wrist.
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Do I have the right to stop calls from debt collectors?
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Once the bin is full, its sensors alert the waste collectors.
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In Central America, collectors tracked down wild potatoes, beans, and rice.
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Determined collectors only managed to collect one sample from that species.
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Most important to collectors, though, is keeping what they own confidential.
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It's illegal for debt collectors to contact you before 8 a.m.
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Gouzer was highly entrepreneurial in his attempts to develop new collectors.
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"We get a really interesting intersection of collectors," Mr. Levai said.
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He ranks on ARTnews's list of the top 200 art collectors.
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With a price like that, many collectors might worry about overpaying.
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I think collectors also had something to do with what happened.
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Collectors also found lawnmowers, light bulbs, wigs and even shopping carts.
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Using them as garbage collectors is more of a symbolic achievement.
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For Furby collectors, however, profitability is not part of the equation.
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For adult Furby collectors, Bansbach says, things will be slightly harder.
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He was not about posing with his collectors or designing handbags.
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The player on the front of the card has some impact on a card's value to collectors, but what really makes baseball cards valuable to collectors—the only thing, really, that consistently does it—is scarcity.
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Without a contemporary art museum in Tunisia, and with many collectors interested only in more commercial decorative art, she said, she understands the importance of working closely with collectors and art enthusiasts on education and engagement.
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Basel Miami occurs every December and is known for luxury, excess, and parties — and for its attendance by wealthy collectors not only from North and South America, but also European collectors looking to escape the cold.
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Museums, though, are finding that they have to refine their strategies as the current generation of major collectors gives way to the new era of deep-pocketed collectors like bankers, hedge fund chieftains and high-tech moguls.
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"We have Asian collectors, we have new buyers, we have collectors of contemporary art who are looking back to the avant-garde as well like artists such as Leger," Carey said of the appetite for modern art.
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Kringle could have died, if not for some very attentive trash collectors.
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Shady studio insiders and a cabal of collectors struck deals in private.
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The trial spotlighted efforts by U.S. authorities to combat unscrupulous debt collectors.
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"I've become a kind of personal shopper for some collectors," Hupe said.
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Many customers are collectors, each with a garage-full of fast cars.
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So will unsuspecting collectors eventually start bidding on the print, eBay-style?
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I really pissed off a room full of art collectors saying that.
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Everything else in the show was sold, to museums or important collectors.
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Thus, collectors can buy, sell or trade, but not copy, physical collectibles.
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"We all had gone down this journey as collectors ourselves," says Nahm.
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Giving the game away too early risks losing finds to professional collectors.
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Before Hawking, black holes were considered the Universe's most mysterious garbage collectors.
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But do we really need giant trash collectors in the open ocean?
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Energy workers, rubbish collectors and Air France employees are also on strike.
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Of course, not all of the nonmovie toys are just for collectors.
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His brash marketing methods worked, and wealthy collectors began visiting his gallery.
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The agency said consumers also had problems with communications from debt collectors.
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Other paintings were purchased through fund-raising campaigns or bequeathed by collectors.
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Under the proposal, third-party debt collectors like Portfolio Recovery Group, Inc.
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Jaitley opposes this, fearing tax collectors could end up at cross purposes.
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And then we have consumers, which in this business are called collectors.
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For the most serious-minded game collectors, the technology here is everything.
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In private, I neglected bills and tossed letters from the debt collectors.
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Steimel said some knowledgeable collectors at the NintendoAge forum had the answer.
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Often, data collectors are forced to work with the strongmen in charge.
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They must hold off debt collectors or foreclosure, or get government benefits.
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For collectors who couldn't buy them on the show floor, it's cash.
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Many investors make the mistake of being "collectors of funds," Kern said.
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Several kindergartens have been evacuated because collectors threatened to blow them up.
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"I've seen a bunch of advisers, but not many collectors," she said.
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Because it was discussed and debated for months, collectors saw it coming.
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According to Kotaku, Nintendo collectors have paid nearly $2,700 for the collection.
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That includes people without the money or inclination to install solar collectors.
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He also said that it bothered artists when collectors sell their work.
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Some collectors like campaign buttons, programs and placards from conventions, or flags.
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So the savvy collectors aren't going to wait for the signed ones.
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During the weekend celebration, collectors shared their passion for the Swiss watchmaker.
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About seventy artists, collectors, and socialites had come to celebrate Talmadge's opening.
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The episodes involve male and female toll collectors, but predominate among women.
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The suitcase version is more popular with today's collectors of such things.
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And how did so many smart collectors get bilked out of millions?
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"We had to disappoint some collectors, but we couldn't put in more."
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One of the most heavily sought after bands by collectors is Saetia.
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No private collectors have it, because no one goes to those depths.
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Some items, according to collectors, can be worth as much as $1,800.
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What kind compromises have you made that those collectors' haven't had to?
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Debt collectors make up one of the most reviled industries in America.
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Going to shows in museums helps us become better individual art collectors.
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"Many American collectors will be very interested in these pieces," he said.
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"It's our hometown, so all our collectors pass through," Mr. Mercier said.
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This tool was regularly used by some of America's wealthiest investor collectors.
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Ms. Wierbicki thinks the reform will affect some collectors' willingness to sell.
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"When we started, we really didn't think we'd be art collectors," Mrs.
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But many were collectors with plenty of money to spend — ensuring sales.
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You don't have to exhibit your art or solicit collectors and curators.
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"Miami has some of the best collectors in the world," he said.
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The items would be of value to a limited number of collectors.
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But he might be one of the biggest Picasso collectors in Spain.
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Collectors and hunters had to apply for a permit with the army.
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Garbage collectors have called for a wider strike today over austerity measures.
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It is unclear, exactly, how many collectors there are around the world.
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Show Us Your Wall As collectors go, Ashley Bouder is still young.
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"I don't just collect art, I collect collectors," said Mr. Levinas, 71.
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When he moved on to foreign cars, he traded with collectors overseas.
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Jewel Box Lunches are informal conversation sessions with collectors, designers and historians.
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But Berlin's physical spaces continue to be a draw for discerning collectors.
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" She added, "We want to further develop it to attract new collectors.
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"We need to reinvigorate these categories and find new collectors," he said.
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These artworks ended up in the hands of wealthy collectors and museums.
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Generally, debt collectors are prohibited by law from harassing or abusing consumers.
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Today, they are coveted among collectors and sell for thousands of dollars.
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Collectors gossip as much as anyone else, comparing commissions, double-checking prices.
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The collectors are often paid a percentage of the money they recover.
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In some Costa Rican fields, seed collectors had once found wild rice.
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Any South Korean president retains control of police, prosecutors and tax collectors.
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The survey collectors said 3,360 respondents gave valid answers during this time.
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Opinion Columnist Won't you spare a thought for America's medical debt collectors?
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Collectors are active on social media, in website forums and on podcasts.
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For collectors and historians, any Waldseemüller map would be a magnificent find.
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For years, collectors and film producers have sought out his ornate rings.
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Top collectors and museum patrons donated millions to his inauguration last year.
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I also spent some time with the Chicago-based publisher Public Collectors.
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A new startup gives aspiring collectors a chance to do just that.
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The works have been donated by artists, collectors, artist estates, and galleries.
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They extended their international network, their ability to find new international collectors.
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Our only hope is that this challenge and threat motivates scholars, collectors, and general smut history enthusiasts to pressure existing archives and private collectors to publicize their content, bridge gaps between one another, and push research and restoration.
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Collectors of clocks and watches—a tad more common than duck decoy aficinoados—have, of course, their own organization: the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, which owns and operates the National Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, Pennsylvania.
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Her businesses have sometimes run into problems with government regulators and tax collectors.
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The pieces of rock that hit the ground, valuable to collectors, are meteorites.
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" However, Kunzru points out, "The white blues collectors are not just evil appropriators.
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Something way more appealing to LP collectors is Sony's brand new PS-HX500.
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These friend collectors are usually most comfortable hanging out with groups of people.
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Collectors don't buy the actual fruit, but instead the idea of the fruit.
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Artists, collectors, curators, and dealers are all needed for the system to function.
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Weary bill collectors recount being chased out of tenement buildings by angry residents.
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We're big record collectors and we like so many different kinds of music.
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Rich collectors want to put their treasures on display in expensive new showcases.
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"I try to keep the subjects interesting to tattoo collectors," he told Mashable.
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So the debt collectors provide a service to borrowers as well as lenders.
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Interested art collectors can purchase prints of Everybody Needs Somebody To Love here.
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Of course, there are many collectors whose budgets don't soar into the stratosphere.
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Collectors are only prevented from infringing on a collectible's underlying intellectual property rights.
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The collectors can also see related items rather than transacting in a vacuum.
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Now, Shelby will build 10 more examples for collectors, each priced from $249,995.
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And, naturally, sentimental collectors want the cars that remind them of those songs.
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But she said hobbyists and collectors would still be exempt from registration requirements.
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And since it's a collectors item, it even ships inside a luxury frame.
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The name Ralph Perullo is well known among longtime collectors of sports memorabilia.
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There are also artists, collectors, dealers, and friends who know something we don't.
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At $130 it's priced more for Star Trek fans and older toy collectors.
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Use them as heat-resistant oven mitts, pet brushes, hair collectors, and more.
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Italy could boast some of the most influential cutting-edge artists and collectors.
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Reborns typically have mohair, although some collectors will pay extra for human hair.
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Since then other collectors, both on the continent and beyond, have begun buying.
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More broadly, their usefulness for picking tax-collectors and the like was questioned.
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The 2015 Budget Act also let federal debt collectors bypass certain robocall restrictions.
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This hesitation demonstrates the often tense relationship between game preservationists and private collectors.
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You could, for instance, cozy up to some private collectors and rob them.
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Everyone knows that rare collectors' items are for collecting and admiring, not eating.
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But in November it opened up to collectors wanting to lease their timepieces.
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By definition, collectors are gatherers and they like to possess, own, and keep.
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Reed will continue, however, to work with the Grand Palais and private collectors.
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Therefore, it's no wonder collectors want to get their hands on these toys.
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Right now, collectors must obey a patchwork of state, local and national laws.
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And so perhaps, as collectors — despite all that we "share" — are we all.
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Collectors of awkward white-savior scenes can add this one to their stash.
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If you have debt collectors hounding you, this only adds to the stress.
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"Private collectors can take more risks because they are so rich," he said.
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"There may not be quite enough collectors to keep everyone happy." he said.
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In the beginning, most of the collectors who bought your work were foreign.
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Others get in contact over social media directly with art collectors and gallerists.
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That's it, a rare Christmas verse for the real Wayne collectors out there.
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Fired-up collectors refer to the joint effort as the Bong-Puffer card.
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He told me that the Gemmy "Pop Culture" series is popular among collectors.
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We were record collectors and now our records are collectables...You did it.
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Later, I went around with the rent collectors to see how that worked.
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In other words, there's something in it for collectors beyond just doing good.
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Here, a similar purpose is served by Hwaean "vestiges," essentially fannish collectors' items.
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"Collaboration happens, with collectors buying things together and sharing them," Ms. Brodbeck said.
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"Normally I'm on a plane with 10 collectors from Milan," said Mr. Rigillo.
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Both are collectors — they kept the hydraulic penis for 30 years, after all.
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Like many collectors of contemporary art, Mr. Perlstein prizes his relationships with artists.
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Regardless, watch collectors and political supporters alike have become fans of the keepsakes.
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Art should not be a rare commodity kept in the vaults of collectors.
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"Many vinyl collectors and fans are also users of streaming media," he said.
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"For me, it's the social mission of supporting the waste collectors," he said.
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That glimpse can tell us where collectors' tastes — and their money — are heading.
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Private collectors buy contemporary work of a kind museums can no longer afford.
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Insect collectors have been known to kill beetle populations, so he avoids specifics.
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Plus, Ahsoka is an established fan favorite from action figure collectors to cosplayers.
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Steinhardt is one of the foremost collectors of antiquities in the United States.
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"It's a strong collectors' market, and they're an astute crowd," Mr. Hagerty said.
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Like many art collectors, Mr. Humm claims emphatically that he's not a collector.
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It's not just debt collectors facing judicial skepticism, but also the creditors themselves.
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"Collectors like us have more influence than watch magazines now," Mr. Kawamura said.
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Clubs made of collectors exist because they are on the search for culture.
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"It's never been at auction before, and that will interest collectors," he said.
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For its part, the I.R.S. said that it supported its private collectors' tactics.
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He tries to sell them to people who are collectors rather than investors.
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Even so, Africa cannot solely rely on the good will of individual collectors.
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If record collectors have storybook romances, Ms. Linna and Mr. Miller lived it.
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Few Republican campaigns used ballot collectors because their supporters did not need them.
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For the most discerning collectors, a replacement engine can be a deal-breaker.
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There aren't many collectors who seem willing to spend millions of dollars online.
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Restricting debt collectors to 50-year-old technology is no service to consumers.
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But discerning collectors of Filipino sweets should note that Tsismis serves excellent silvanas.
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Many art advisers and collectors are skeptical, waiting to see the works first.
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EARTH seems ideal for students, teachers, scientists, model collectors, and astronomy enthusiasts, alike.
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Even manhole covers from the complex were coveted by collectors, the newspaper reported.
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Whether this was done by international collectors or local vandals was not clear.
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Other experts suggest unscrupulous collectors may hire burglars to obtain certain marquee items.
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Similar wampum belts held by private collectors have fetched nearly $100,000 at auction.
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A provision in the 2628 Budget Act granted the exception to debt collectors.
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It&aposs illegal for collectors to call debtors outside of normal business hours.
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Larger figures are produced in limited editions, making them highly valuable to collectors.
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Yet the attraction of an authentic Kalashnikov remains strong for hunters and collectors.
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The pair say that both seasoned and emerging collectors have become their clients.
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Major dealers and collectors from across the art world had gathered to watch.
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As we ate, Xu told me about Shanghai's gallery scene and its collectors.
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The purchase cycle has substantially slowed down (no more FOMO from collectors). 5.
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Collectors of clocks and watches — a tad more common than Pez dispensers and duck decoys — have, of course, their own organization: the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, which owns and operates the National Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, Pennsylvania.
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Along the way, many Chinese, buoyed by rising incomes, developed a new appreciation for relics, giving rise to a new class of Chinese collectors who rival even longtime Western collectors of Chinese antiquities in their knowledge, enthusiasm and purchasing power.
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But the bureau is weighing a proposal to set more detailed rules for third-party collectors, like placing specific limits on the number of calls collectors can make weekly, and requiring them to verify the accuracy of debts before calling borrowers.
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In the episode, they discuss how celebrity provenance factors into value, especially to collectors.
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Yet in the rarified world of hardcore art collectors, he's not a household name.
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Watch collectors, however, are not usually known for paying somewhat-reasonable prices for things.
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The app is free for collectors to upload content, or for anyone to browse.
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"The main pain point [for art collectors] is the registration of collection," says Curth.
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Whether we like it or not, hard cover books are turning into collectors' items.
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It&aposs the limited mintage that gives North Korean coins their value among collectors.
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For help tracking down such rare rocks, private collectors turn to professional meteorite hunters.
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Covetly is looking to build an eBay competitor on the back of niche collectors.
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Since then, he has been selling his discoveries to libraries, institutions, and private collectors.
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Rich Chinese collectors are also putting up private museums to show off their treasures.
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All the owners are world-class collectors such as Eli Broad and François Pinault.
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Peasants therefore lived deep in the forest, to hide from slavers and tax-collectors.
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The plan was to sell them to collectors for 10 pounds, about $13, apiece.
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Its owner and namesake is one of the most tireless collectors in the world.
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Meat Collectors Did anybody else notice how many alleged threats there are this season?
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Between 5603,000 and 100,000 smallholders sold their green pods to middlemen known as "collectors".
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I was under a lot of stress and stopped answering the collectors' calls altogether.
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Even games, outside of retro collectors' items or unicorn hits (Diablo II), lose steam.
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When he didn't pay quickly, he says that debt collectors began calling his apartment.
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More plant collectors (with salaried academic positions for them to occupy) would certainly help.
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AXA gives some pieces, which include paintings, collectors items and antiquities, to research projects.
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Of course, for many serious art collectors, taste is only part of the consideration.
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Collectors rely on appraisal firms to determine the condition and market price of cards.
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Your sensors become more than data collectors — they make local, real-time, intelligent decisions.
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The best Rolex fakes can be almost impossible to spot, even for expert collectors.
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"This is what makes data valuable to the third-party data collectors," Cyphers said.
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The second is that local collectors favour local artists, and these are often undervalued.
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It will connect collectors and the sculptures to form a massive, ever-evolving artwork.
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As expected, there's a lot of offerings for computer aficionados and collectors of gizmos.
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First time ever - you have the possibility to order a collectors edition copy online. .
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Every year, 5003 fishermen or honey collectors are killed in tiger attacks, researchers estimate.
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Jacc Batch is one of the biggest collectors of Sylvanian Families in the world.
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More and more though, collectors don't care about validation, or a proven track record.
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Favorite, nearly unedited clues: "Coin collectors?" for SOFAS and "Auto-reply message?" for ECHO.
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LOS ANGELES — Aldrich Killian toy collectors and cosplayers: this is a day for gratitude.
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The Lauders are active philanthropists, and sons Leonard and Ronald are major art collectors.
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Collectors of Wood included Cole Porter, Alexander Woollcott, Edward G. Robinson, and King Vidor.
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They say they wanted to speak out about him though to warn other collectors.
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Collectors have coveted the painting, which hung in David Rockefeller's Manhattan townhouse, for decades.
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The event is attended by high-end watch retailers, casual buyers, and collectors alike.
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Inside Art Auctions typically reflect what collectors decide to consign at any given time.
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Premier Cru started out as a low-price wine shop for high-income collectors.
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Take Me (I'm Yours) is meant to instantly turn some visitors into art collectors.
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Rosetta recorded the event with its cameras, dust collectors, gas analyzers, and temperature sensors.
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The ranking is dominated by curators (14), artists (25), collectors (16) and gallerists (30).
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The town of 2,500 now has a municipal cleaning system that employs trash collectors.
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What advice do you have for budding collectors who don't have a big budget?
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With the changing demographics of tattoo collectors, the meaning of being inked has changed.
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But experienced collectors advise caution for newcomers, saying it's better to wade in slowly.
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Ms. Schiff cautioned collectors, particularly new ones, not to buy at an art fair.
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"Probably most reissue collectors' favorite label is Ace Records in the UK," he said.
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"We also need African collectors to collect their own art," Ms. El Glaoui added.
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And Mr. Freire will only sell to collectors who turn up to his shows.
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It's interesting to see full gold models picking up among collectors at the moment.
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We go after museums because private collectors' right to property is harder to touch.
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They also captured the hearts of ornithologists, interior designers and collectors around the world.
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Usually, big collectors go for Picasso, Van Gogh, maybe Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.
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Once they make contact, collectors would have to wait a week before calling again.
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But for many contemporary collectors, art was merely an investment that matched the couch.
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Around 20 people are now under investigation, including suspected thieves, dealers, middlemen and collectors.
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The collectors of art have grown from a few thousand to tens of thousands.
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I feel like collectors are attracted to certain collection items thanks to past memories.
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Dr. Bodnar and her late husband were adventurous travelers, she said, and avid collectors.
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To bypass international trade regulations, collectors may pass off wild animals as captive-bred.
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Veteran collectors dragged wheeled Vera Bradley suitcases stuffed with purchases through the labyrinthine halls.
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So how do collectors decide which ones to attend and which ones to skip?
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"It's representative of what's salable and what collectors are interested in," added Ms. Chiu.
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These people order these objects and are typically considered more serious collectors, Belk said.
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In the meantime, she's harassed by debt collectors and has become depressed, she said.
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"I come from a long line of collectors," he said in a telephone interview.
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It's better for both collectors and borrowers if debt collection rules reflect that change.
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The CFPB's rules give consumers broad authority to ensure collectors treat them with respect.
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Collectors are, however, concerned about one potential downside of Mr. Trump's suggested tax changes.
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Supermarkets are already huge collectors of customer data through consumer loyalty and discount programs.
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Or, perhaps, collectors are on to him and are taking the ads for themselves.
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And at least some campaign merchandise ends up with collectors, both private and public.
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She pointed out that Gallery Weekend was already very successful at attracting foreign collectors.
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"New York is the city with the most collectors in the world," he said.
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"It also signaled an intensification of activity among African-American collectors," Mr. Levin added.
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Some older and rarer half dollars that collectors value could be worth much more.
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For car collectors, Jaguar had big plans to convert original models into electric machines.
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Mr. Edlis is one of the few collectors who have admitted making a purchase.
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You're really in rare territory and there are collectors who want to have one.
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It's the constant phone calls from debt collectors to harangue him about medical bills.
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Museum curators and uptown collectors attended and began to acquire this brave new art.
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There's a lot of interest in Cuban artists among American collectors going to visit.
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Collectors said they were grateful for more space in which to make their decisions.
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"Like other art collectors, this is a passionate, adventurous and devoted group," she said.
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They are objets d'art, and collectors seek out different designs like philatelists do stamps.
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No more objects: collectors had enough pretty things to put in their uptown apartments.
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He added that he had noticed plenty of French, Italian and Dutch collectors there.
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Productive contacts with collectors and curators, rather than profitable sales, are the main objective.
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The definition was intended for data collectors writing reports about anti-Semitism in Europe.
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He said sectors concerned included heavy goods traffic, public transport, ambulances and rubbish collectors.
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Hopefully, things don't get this far, but collectors cannot call you before 8 a.m.
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In Nepal, seed collectors travelled by elephant to prevent attacks from tigers and rhinos.
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At least two sales were made to London-based collectors, according to the gallery.
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Images of rare collector pieces on Instagram can create a feeding frenzy among collectors.
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Collectors, too, at the fairs and in the galleries, remain disproportionately out-of-towners.
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If they are dead then the collectors must show us the paintings for evaluation.
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But medical debt often doesn't get paid, so collectors will sell it for cheap.
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"Starchild" directly mocked collectors who sought to buy Kawara's paintings made on their own birthdays.
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Its success encouraged the auction house to include more offerings from private collectors this fall.
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For example, collectors are prohibited from behaviors including threatening violence or harm, or using profanity.
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LaMar's collectors travel mug for $1.19, but you get to fill it with free coffee!
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There's a $150 "Explorer's Edition" with a hand-painted ship replica, for the hardcore collectors.
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And we know what happens when the garbage collectors go on strike — it's terrible disaster.
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One of the biggest mistakes wine collectors can make is not storing their wine properly.
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Moving away from misprints, there are early-production cards known to collectors as "shadowless" cards.
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The environment underscores the single-mindedness that possesses some of the most avid sneaker collectors.
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Other big data collectors cited in the French regulator's written presentations included Facebook and Twitter .
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It is not surprising that many have become avid collectors and students of nuclear history.
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For debt collectors, letters and calls can go ignored, reducing their ability to get repaid.
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That law was passed to prevent debt collectors from engaging in abusive or predatory practices.
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Many hospitals will hire debt collectors, who go to great lengths to recover this debt.
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Ten thousand limited edition coins were approved to be sold to collectors for 85033 pounds.
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In July it announced a partnership with two renowned American collectors, Andrew and Christine Hall.
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Bill collectors don't start harassing me when I'm disputing a charge on my Visa bill.
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Prosecutors said the profits from U.S. collectors were then used to further the smuggling activity.
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Movie and television memorabilia collectors, especially in the high end market, are nothing if unpredictable.
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Spirits collectors might begin with much more modest acquisitions and ambitions and build from there.
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Some collectors are all that — but they also like to taste some of their spoils.
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Cuba cannot sustain the dealers, collectors, and art patrons that a local art market needs.
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Collectors would also face caps on their number of weekly attempts to reach a consumer.
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Gold from artisanal mines and collectors accounted for less than 5% of this, he added.
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"In this system, data-matching failures lead straight to debt collectors by design," Dreyfus says.
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Today it is considered the rarest of the Zeenuts cards, and highly valued by collectors.
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But just as it is for kids and collectors, Woods can't pick just one favorite.
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"We have always had collectors who buy because they like" a specific watch, he said.
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Before telling the story of the music, Mr Roud tells the story of its collectors.
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They aim to serve as the catalyst and medium of conversations between makers and collectors.
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And what could be more quintessentially British than this specialist commemorative collectors union jack flag?
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For many collectors, it's not enough anymore to simply admire and collect these fashion figures.
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New York collectors seem to like decorative paintings, and they like paintings that are intellectual.
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The IRS told NBC News these private collectors will not use robocalls to contact taxpayers.
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Unfortunately, the authors had underestimated the tenacity and resourcefulness of the world's unscrupulous reptile collectors.
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There are at least three different types of collectors, Nerad told CNBC's "Fast Money " recently.
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MOCA inspired a growing community of local collectors, and in turn, more galleries popped up.
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In 2015, global art sales hit a record led by collectors in the U.S., Europe.
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Fans collect and trade pins to grow their collections and to bond with other collectors.
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The day We Buy Gold opened, the Bed-Stuy kunsthalle attracted artists, collectors, and curators.
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Market validation is one thing, but for many collectors, it is museums that really matter.
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This month, Phillips was dependent on presale guarantees to persuade collectors to sell desirable works.
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And he was directly responsible for several recordings that are now prized by Beatles collectors.
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All of these will ship in mid-2019 with the collectors editions going out first.
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Customers bought bottles even after they expired, he said, just to have as collectors' items.
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Its jurisdiction includes banks, credit cards, payday lenders, mortgage lenders, and debt collectors, among others.
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When collectors in the fan club find something important for sale, they alert one another.
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Outside the M3 Lightweights, it's the 370Z that will be of most interest to collectors.
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It was set to feature items belonging to Jackson himself and collectors around the world.
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Many consoles become immediate collectors items as soon as gaming companies announce a new one.
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The show deliberately confuses the roles of collectors and artists — is at the New Museum.
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Alabama: Bill and account collectors had a 54% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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It saw what it chose to see, and what the armchair collectors wanted to see.
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In that 30-day period, debt collectors will cease activity until the verification is complete.
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Discogs also has a strong community of collectors that want to keep their purchases legitimate.
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Coleco were the manufacturers of the Colecovision console, a popular system among retro gaming collectors.
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One of Mr. Dufour's collectors bought it and returned it to him as a gift.
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Freeports are largely tax-free storage sites where dealers and wealthy collectors can store artworks.
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And collectors only bring small samples of their collections, which can number in the thousands.
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Instead, it often hinges on the patronage of white art collectors, gallerists, and board members.
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Collectors' Society members are also granted free admission to the Bass Museum during Art Week.
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This community has only grown thanks to the enthusiasm of pin collectors and consumers. Salut.
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"There isn't a new generation of collectors yet," said Mr. Van Rosenthal, the art adviser.
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Some collectors find smaller fairs in Dallas and Brussels to be more distinctive and approachable.
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Do you see yourself someday raising your paddle among major collectors at Sotheby's or Christie's?
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"I appreciate collectors who aren't so calculated," he said in an interview at their home.
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They were pilots and snipers, garbage collectors and window washers, concentration-camp guards and nurses.
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Unfortunately, it fits the trend of many collectors buying artist brands rather than artworks. 2.
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"We were quite impressed by the response from collectors," said Mónica Manzutto, the co-founder.
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Your parents are such major collectors, do you have separation between your works and theirs?
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They have seriously low production numbers and have already begun captivating collectors around the world.
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But Horse Ridge is two hours from New York, and proximity matters for many collectors.
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It is a highly collectible watch and sought after by major collectors around the world.
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"It's like saying, 'Bus drivers are not welcome here,' or, "Trash collectors are not welcome.
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Some debt collectors sent him texts saying they could trace his location through his phone.
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That was around the time a new generation of collectors began trading art like stocks.
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The heirs of Jewish collectors have laid claim to about 20 works in the museum.
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The heirs of Jewish collectors have laid claim to about 20 works in the museum.
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Frequenting parties at Stoudemire's West Village penthouse, Anavim met art collectors and celebrities — new clients.
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Mr. Tong, for example, bought his club's stock of watches from private collectors in Asia.
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So that was a no: Equifax won't stop marketing your employment information to debt collectors.
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By the 2000s, however, Barnes' LP had become sought after by collectors and soul obsessives.
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That has forced collectors to expand their search for emerging names who might be undervalued.
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I predict collectors will soon set their sights on mid-and-late-80s as well.
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And my guess is that most contemporary collectors of such items aren't motivated by racism.
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What I mean by eccentric or eclectic is to be all those collectors and more.
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Yet collectors made it a hit: Issue No. 21997 sold two million copies in 230.
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With his help, the clam collectors managed to get government recognition within a few months.
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She has boxes full of duplicate labels ready to trade or send to new collectors.
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If this seems like the way collectors typically sail through donations of art, think again.
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Ballot collectors, usually party workers or members of civic groups, are common in many states.
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Folk singers used to be called "collectors" of songs, and Collins is a master collector.
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But Patek Philippe says the exhibition isn't just for retailers, collectors and its best customers.
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First-party collectors and creditors will be addressed in a separate rulemaking, the CFPB said.
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Such companies can be used to shield vast wealth from tax collectors, regulators and creditors.
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Collectors who know I own his work are calling me, asking: Is there anything left?
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Remember, debt collectors are forbidden from threatening you, making false statements or using foul language.
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A winning road racer in its day, these classic cars remain popular with collectors today.
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Some automobile collectors in North America import right-hand-drive models from Britain and Japan.
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The report also detailed complaints about abusive behavior by collectors, as reported by some consumers.
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HONG KONG — Watch collectors often focus on a certain niche once they start getting serious.
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Both Venezuelan state institutions and private collectors have failed to bring visibility to national artists.
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The agency's use of such collectors is required under a transportation bill enacted last year.
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And Kazumi Arikawa, considered one of the world's foremost collectors, wants you to feel it.
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Most of these are also cars that appeal to a new generation of car collectors.
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Matches and matchboxes are more than tools to collectors, around the world and in India.
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The threat of more intense storms means collectors need to keep track of their holdings.
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Here are the top trophies that rich car collectors will be bidding on this week.
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But some has been bought up by collectors like Ahmad Matar, a Saudi Arabian artist.
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But other major data collectors, like credit agencies, have failed to publish their figures altogether.
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STREETSCAPES Collectors seek out evocative vestiges of a city that has long been fading away.
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So you'll get refuse collectors from Virginia and computer programmers from California — a cross-section.
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Pixar-loving art collectors might want to set aside some time on Friday, Dec. 6.
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"Some of the richest collectors are worried about investment and the bad atmosphere," he said.
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Yet student loan collectors in particular are routinely allowed to tap dance around the law.
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Collectors aren't supposed to go over the heads of dealers and negotiate directly with artists.
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New influencers have not emerged yet to create a ripple effect on "copy cat" collectors.
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The wealthiest and most discriminating collectors may simply be taking a pass on the current offerings, or "it may be a sign that the savviest collectors are sensing a change in the tone of the market," said Brian Rabold, vice president for valuation at Hagerty.
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Debt collectors would not be allowed to contact consumers through work email addresses or social media.
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"To brides and collectors alike, this is a special item to treasure and celebrate!" she added.
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The price tag on the bottles ($20 unsigned; $250 signed) opens their availability beyond wealthy collectors.
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Collectors would spend the same amount of money every month, they'd just have a bigger collection.
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A handy app helps passengers and collectors track the KLM houses they have, or still need.
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Shoe collectors are sometimes willing to pay up to $2,000 for a pair of legitimate ones.
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"It's a passion project," Fournier said before turning his attention to the collectors at his booth.
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When the exhibition was originally mounted, the pieces were bought by a wide range of collectors.
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"He is one of OMR's most sought-after artists by collectors and institutions of the moment."
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"There are not that many collectors of that art — it's an incipient market," Ms. Ramírez said.
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Historic, collectors' item sneakers that hold a legendary place in pop-culture history — but still, sneakers.
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But under Mr Magufuli the private sector has been subject to relentless shakedowns by tax collectors.
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Collectors are more attracted to large mammals with impressive male features such as horns and antlers.
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Some wealthy collectors hope that the situation could lead to more Ferraris being up for sale.
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Private groups of phisher/hacker collectors were involved in the last major celebrity hacking, as well.
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Your paintings have struck a real chord with collectors everywhere, but especially in the Middle East.
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Collectors shell out for original canvases, which dot the walls of tropical resorts and seaside chateaus.
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Some collectors have worked out how to track their targets by hacking their instant-messaging apps.
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Several hundred collectors multiplied into thousands of middlemen frantically buying and selling, often to each other.
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Daniel arap Moi, Kenya's dictator until 2002, turned his tax collectors into scourges of the opposition.
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Even the most avid collectors of Jewish jokes are likely to find fresh material in it.
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"I think there's been a fairly good feeling among the art collectors this week," Smith said.
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Other film ephemera comes from various sources: collectors looking to purge their collection, cast and crew.
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She was inspired by Charles Darwin, of all unlikely subjects, and Victorian collectors hoarding their treasures.
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Many adult collectors choose dolls because of the nostalgia associated with collecting toys from their childhood.
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"We were not photography collectors at the time, but we were really blown away," Broad said.
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I guess we have record collectors out there that know good music and pay for it.
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"Debt collectors don't want to be subject to any limits, and consumers need relief," Saunders said.
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When it comes to harassment, debt collectors can sometimes feel more threatening than a jilted lover.
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Collectors now regularly travel there, and local villagers now eagerly provide them with what they're after.
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Most are owned by private collectors that have no desire to share it with the world.
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Presidents often install artwork in the White House, sometimes on loan from museums or private collectors.
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The people who maintained the Calcutta Botanic Garden, beyond a few important British collectors, remain invisible.
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When it comes to the collectors' market, Lamborghini lags far behind the juggernaut that is Ferrari.
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This voluminous collection has long been legendary among fans and collectors, and Prince stoked that interest.
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Some simply have no more room in their homes, said Georgina Hepburne Scott, who advises collectors.
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State laws seeking to enlist remote retailers as tax collectors still face potential challenges in court.
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Seven collectors contributed works and money to build a permanent collection, while others have made loans.
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I'm flaky with the phone; a decade of dodging bill collectors will do that to you.
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Amazon fulfillment workers, trash collectors, and fast food cooks all have a role in our society.
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This is what keeping up with the Joneses looks like these days for megawatt art collectors.
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Drawing Center Artists often make the best collectors (and gallerists) and Sol LeWitt was no exception.
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These are debt collectors, a peculiarly Russian variety that is flourishing amid the country's economic turmoil.
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The clock, discontinued in 1989, had an almost cultlike following, fueling a secondary market among collectors.
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I already have about four to five appointments a day here with collectors, curators and artists.
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Trade in high-end diamonds — particularly colored stones — had been particularly resilient, especially among private collectors.
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But artists like Banksy — whose real identity remains unknown — have gained the attention of mainstream collectors.
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Mr. Graykowski said he hoped his family's story would weigh on private collectors with problematic works.
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To Wilson, fans — even if they are not memorabilia collectors — too often want something from players.
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His work has been acquired by the Mori Museum in Tokyo and other high-profile collectors.
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Under CFPB's proposal, debt collectors would need to collect some minimum information before starting a collection.
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Others probably exist in the cellars of private collectors, but this is a rare find indeed.
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The murals of Banksy, who keeps his real name secret, have become prized attractions for collectors.
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The show has borrowed pieces from collectors and recombined them to be, at times, almost unrecognizable.
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Samaan Ibrahim, who is considered a leader of the mainly Coptic garbage collectors in the neighborhood.
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"The Man Ray is especially important because of the crossover to Surrealist paintings collectors," he wrote.
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Serious collectors even modify their homes with barns or pimped garages to accommodate their insane stashes.
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What do you make of being black in America based on your experience as vintage collectors?
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Or with my friends who are bigger collectors than I am, who might appreciate this more.
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Just find something that looks cool and stop stressing about what the hardcore collectors are doing.
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No way to escape the angry phone calls from bill collectors looking to track him down.
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" He adds that "contemporary art collectors, whom we did not know, also showed a keen interest.
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This helps the auction house broaden its client base, since watch collectors often also collect art.
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But if the artists are the heroes, the auctioneers, collectors and dealers aren't exactly the villains.
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Chicago seems to have quite a few African-American collectors who focus on African-American artists.
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Like many of Mr. Journe's devoted collectors, Ms. Kondo speaks about the device in hallowed tones.
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Collectors know that meteorites, proof of where art and science intersect, aren't just for museums anymore.
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Murray claims that some collectors want the cars while they are still dirty and "as found."
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But in the changing geopolitical climate, will Paris be the horse collectors increasingly want to choose?
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Other watchmakers also hope to impress buyers and collectors with their creations using the translucent material.
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The cards became collectors items, and Gamble would later receive them in the mail from fans.
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Vintage watches are a challenging category in collectibles, and that's precisely what attracts so many collectors.
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As Ms. Sucharitakul has learned, the reaction of collectors to a given work is anyone's guess.
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These business practices generated huge profits for bankers, brokers, lawyers, investors, fleet owners and debt collectors.
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From that data, the company creates and prints out routes for the collectors they work with.
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" Collectors like Jack make up 36 percent of Funko's customers, while 31 percent are "occasional buyers.
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He contacted Wata Games, a Denver company that grades the condition of video games for collectors.
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The artist has established personal relationships with collectors who have since donated to the NXTHVN cause.
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The money collectors inside the hotel's gilded ballroom were doing somewhat better, bringing in $1.2 million.
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"Collectors are simply responding to what they like and what they aesthetically resonate with the most."
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It was "almost clandestine" and collectors were sneaking work out of the country in diplomatic pouches.
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How often do you see inexperienced buyers using Discogs, as opposed to more serious record collectors?
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Airplanes represent "an ancient, primal dream made real, to fly," he told Collectors Weekly in 2015.
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Around 2000 she set up a website to sell her meticulously sculpted clay miniatures to collectors.
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It is not just fans and collectors of celebrity memorabilia who are scooping up items, though.
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The fair brings an opportunity to meet and talk to artists, art dealers, curators, and collectors.
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Ms. Ilich, the consultant, noted that Imperial Russian porcelain had fallen out of fashion with collectors.
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MONTBLANC: 1858 MONOPUSHER CHRONOGRAPH LIMITED EDITION 100 $63,000 Montblanc's Minerva watchmaking atelier is legendary among collectors.
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Artists normally start at smaller galleries, where their work develops and they become known to collectors.
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They mentor their artists, supporting them financially, introducing them to collectors and sometimes steering their work.
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Antiquities is a strange area, because you've got maybe a dozen big collectors in the market.
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And then there is the money that savvy financier-collectors can make out of auction guarantees.
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I remember sitting around on Saturday mornings hoping one of the important collectors would come in.
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Curators and collectors just need to adjust their lenses and give that work its full due.
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Both results were public confirmations of how collectors' tastes have shifted toward black and female artists.
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"I was selling it mostly to English and American collectors, and to museums," Mr. Eskenazi said.
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A lot of collectors will want Sterling even more because of what he's doing in fashion.
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Trivia fans and curious collectors of fun facts will likely delight in this puzzle-filled night.
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I think it is a late 17th- or early 18th-century French piece, meant for collectors.
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Part of that normalcy is the collection of refuse, the main job of the garbage collectors.
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The debt collectors are paid on commission, keeping up to 25 percent of what they collect.
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The question in the case was whether such companies qualified as debt collectors under the law.
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Collectors can donate to charities where the art may be displayed or sold to finance projects.
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The original lenticular will be reproduced for the reissue, and that alone brings value for collectors.
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She was holding court with fellow Playbill collectors in a small conference room on Saturday afternoon.
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By the end of that decade he had begun looking backward, buying vintage brochures from collectors.
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"It allows you to get into the hearts and minds of important collectors," Mr. Gorvy said.
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A consumer might choose to communicate with collectors on email one week and through telephone another.
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Raymond has a long history in Paris, and some of his most dedicated collectors are there.
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While in Germany the tax collectors were seen as heroes, Swiss officials regarded them as criminals.
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It had been bought by the distinguished American collectors Henry and Elsie Hillman back in 1970.
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The attention to detail has kept collectors fascinated with Hot Wheels for the last five decades.
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Sometimes the men had evaded debt collectors, leaving ex-wives to deal alone with repayment demands.
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A control group of private collectors recovered more money and got more borrowers out of default.
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Before you create three pieces, you have almost 10 or 15 collectors wanting to collect them.
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Nobody bought the photos at first, but curious collectors began to pick through his back catalogue.
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If realized, such efficiencies would make the art market more attractive for collectors and investors alike.
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Parents know that children are passionate collectors, but young connoisseurs tend not to favor genteel antiques.
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Collectors, analysts and sources need to know that they are risking their lives for good reason.
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The idea is that new dealers will offer works that collectors did not realize they wanted.
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Collectors pay a premium for marginal notes in an author's hand; why not for his DNA?
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Is Joanne Greenbaum making fun of collectors' tastes, or is she enlarging the definition of art?
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Many of the unsolicited calls are from scammers pretending to be tax collectors, charities, or salespeople.
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Born in Detroit in 1974, Yancey grew up in a family of musicians and record collectors.
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For many Asian collectors, Art Basel Hong Kong is also an opportunity to discover Western artists.
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The buyers are a dedicated group of people around the world, mostly collectors, enthusiasts, and cosplayers.
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Nike's Air Jordan III Retro Quai22 version released in 2500 are must-haves for serious collectors.
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But Ms. Topol said that even then, discerning collectors were going to drive a hard bargain.
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"My normal routine is having collectors send me photos of the paintings via email," Binh said.
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They are not James Randi, who does not speak at public rallies for former stamp collectors.
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His work has traveled the world and attracted giddy attention from museum curators and collectors alike.
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It's possible, then, to imagine them becoming productive members of human society as trained garbage collectors.
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As the local galleries become increasingly stratified, these collectors are turning to a natural destination: Online.
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Collectors and wealthy sport enthusiasts have always been keen on buying athletes' belongings at charity auctions.
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" The complaint adds: "At heart, this interest-free loan system — unbeknownst to the collectors — is less about creating timeless works of art and more about creating an ouroboros by which Defendants maintain a never-depleting source of funds at the expense of eager and trusting collectors.
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Now considered the family watch expert, he credits much of his knowledge to the Vintage Rolex Asylum, known to its members as V.R.A. It was founded in 2013 by serious collectors in Jakarta, Indonesia, and is now one of the world's largest vintage Rolex collectors' clubs.
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The bins send out a signal when they're full, so garbage collectors know when to empty them.
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True collectors will stack their walls with records, and their turntables are set to a permanent spin.
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With fine art, you are trying to appeal to a small pool of critics, gallerists, and collectors.
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He has already sold over 60% of the artwork's surface, to companies and individuals, including art collectors.
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In fact, when communicating with providers and bill collectors, we've been asking them to sue the patient.
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There are collectors and law enforcement — certain military personnel — but it's pretty hard to get that license.
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Sources: The Tax Foundation; Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting US "Show Me" the money, say Missouri tax collectors.
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Debt collectors are calling, and your walking-dead debt now threatens to wreak havoc on your finances.
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Yet, Curtis wanted to work with artists who weren't as established and introduce them to new collectors.
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As for the future of the find, Sirbescu said meteorites are often sold to collectors or museums.
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