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bartered

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Past of barter

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Indeed, a motif of the evening was "the darkened room" invoked by David Cameron and Miliband as the place where principled manifesto commitments would be bartered away in coalition talks.

"We bartered with him: he painted the wall for us and stayed with us for free while he was doing it," she says.

We bartered for almonds and olives in the market, where there wasn't another tourist to be seen, and sat on the ramparts, watching the sun fall away beyond the horizon.

It appears likely that some aid will be bartered for the objects in other words, they will be more or less sold, recognising a Russian property right of a sort.In a similar twist of fate, before 1945 the largest collection of Benin art was at the Museum für Völkerkunde in Berlin (the British fear of German collectors was not unfounded).

But this should count as progress compared to the days when gold shops made a killing in trading gold bars bartered for opium 850km north of Bangkok where Thailand, Myanmar and Laos meet an area which still is called "Golden Triangle".

Mr Coogan revealed that he had bartered with a reporter from one newspaper about which embarrassing details should be included in a tale about him.

He reveals that he failed to visit a number of the places he wrote about, as his allowance was insufficient, and that he bartered drugs to supplement his income.Indeed, he wrote about Colombia without even going close.

The adult St Kildans had great difficulty settling, living apart from each other, and getting used to money; his grandmother Ann, like many of the old folk, still knitted gloves and socks and bartered them for haircuts.

Long the symbol of the refugees' clamour to return home, they are being bartered.

In the 1990s activists, notably from Global Witness, a London-based group which studies the links between wars and natural resources, showed how sales of "blood diamonds", oil, gold, timber and other commodities help to fuel conflicts.Lord of warSome rebels, such as the Revolutionary United Front in Sierra Leone, bartered diamonds directly for guns.

I can think of no surer way to undermine the huge international and domestic effort that has been made so far to implement the peace agreement.Bosnia & Hercegovina is not merely a territory to be bartered away by others but an internationally recognised state and a member of the UN and OSCE.

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