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But experts say the prices demanded by Khalil are a fraction of what those objects can fetch in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Europe and the United States.

It's generally believed that many of the troubled assets that the government would buy will, in time, be worth more than they can fetch in today's chaotic markets.

At $9 million, the dwelling sets an entirely new standard for what a Midcentury home can fetch in Palm Springs.

The grandest stag can fetch £10,000 in total.

Chanel bouclé tweeds and Hermès handbags can fetch prices in the thousands wherever they turn up.

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Despite his outrageously short life -- the artist died of the Spanish flu at age 28 -- Schiele has inspired great passion in those who know his art and today his paintings and drawings can fetch prices in the millions of dollars.

That same report stated that fresh skins were typically exported at a value of more than $300 per raw skin while the ABC suggests that premium skins can fetch somewhere in the range of $1,000 a piece.

Recently, Suribabu et al. (2016) illustrated methods for improving the resilience of existing water distribution network, and analysis of the results has shown that marginal increase in cost can fetch significant increase in the resilience of the network.

A kilogramme of cocaine bought in Latin America for $3,000 (£1,990) can be sold in the capitals of West Africa for about $16,000; in North Africa it sells for $25,000 and can fetch about $45,000 in Europe.

A southern bluefin can fetch ¥1m ($7,100) in Tokyo's fish market, and top specimens much more.