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"It has always been sold as economic development," Mr. Buchanan said of such initiatives.

It's important to note though, that this isn't a new concept – our behaviour has always been sold to advertisers, which drives revenues to produce more content.

In a statement, a Premier League spokesman said: "Live Premier League audio-visual rights have always been sold in a transparent and open process.

"But who cares?" How to Carry Off The Long, Lean Look THERE is nothing wrong with letting your inner cowboy roam: Western wear has always been sold to guys who can't tell a hobble from a honda.

The Premier League said its audio-visual rights had "always been sold in a transparent and open process".

Despite a large proportion of their supporters having to travel more than 200 km (ca. 120 miles) regularly, the club's home matches in the Allianz Arena have almost always been sold out.

"Purchasers need to remember that the house they are purchasing is almost always being sold 'as is,' " he said.

If one allows for trading costs, a good will always be sold at a higher price when it is imported than when it is consumed in its country of origin.

The slick young agents who were peddling these "investments," were quick to add that it would be foolish to cash in, because the memberships could always be sold to others at a rich profit.

And those smaller amounts can always be sold.

Treasury paper can always be sold on short notice (if it's in your brokerage account).