Finally, Seguin [ 55], Newman and Wallace [ 56, 57] respectively, suggested deficits in attending for peripheral information, which usually directs the subject changing for a more effective behaviour.
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Before the profit warning they were changing hands for more than 200p.
Its shares have had a difficult run - they were changing hands for more than £14 as recently as May.
If it sits in a dark pocket without changing hands for more than a day, it turns to dust.
Nationwide's latest quarterly house price index shows homes in London cost a quarter more than a year ago, and are changing hands for more than ever before.
Responding to the anger of some of its employees over how CNBC has depicted the firm, Merrill Lynch & Company is changing channels for more than 20,000 of them.
The increase in the price reflects strong demand on the resale market with some debentures changing hands for more than £140,000.
In a summer when less gifted players are changing hands for more than twice that amount, Palace have gained a two-footed winger who enjoys life on the left wing but remains very comfortable on the right flank.
In the mining town of Port Hedland, 1,500km north of Perth, modest prefabricated homes called fibro shacks, which were changing hands for more than A$1m four years ago, are now failing to find a buyer at a third of the price.
