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But the building itself sat on leased land scheduled to be revalued in December and every six years thereafter, an unusually short period for land leases, which are normally recalibrated every 20 or 30 years, or even longer.

Over the weekend, the head of China's central bank also gave a speech indicating that the yuan could be revalued in the near future (though he blamed international pressure, rather than internal imbalances).

A better answer might be to securitise and sell the extra tax revenues arising from higher property values; business property is due to be revalued in 2005.

Yes, girls are being revalued in Asia, and not just in countries like South Korea (front page, Dec. 23).

The conclusion was: "If the figures for each year are revalued in line with GDP growth, then contributions paid into the TPS exceed pensions and other benefits paid out from the TPS by £46.4bn".

In France, Massenet's 20th-century eclipse was less complete than elsewhere, but his oeuvre has been revalued in recent years.

The piece has been revalued in more recent years, and in 1996 the writer Claire Delamarche rated it as the composer's finest concertante work.

A 20% grower might now be revalued as a 30% grower in the stock market.

LinkedIn suddenly had to be revalued as a core business.

The four schemes are due to be revalued before 2012 and are expected to be hit by a further increase in costs.

The pound in your pocket "The pound will be revalued at one pound 10p, so it will now be worth 10p more.