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The building, completed late last year, has now leased more than 80percentt of its office space, Mr. Nieman said.

Willimantic Plaza, a strip mall on Route 32 that was almost totally vacant two years ago, has now leased 95,000 of its 100,000 square feet of retail space, said David O. Prendergast, director of Willimantic's economic development agency.

According to Grain, Ethiopia, Sudan, South Sudan and Egypt already have irrigation infrastructures in place for 5.4m hectares (13m acres) of land and have now leased out a further 8.6m hectares of land.

As a result, more than half of the space inside the fast-rising tower has now been leased.

He said: "We will be asking Barclays if they can reconsider their decision so that even if the building, which has now been leased to Sainsbury's, is no longer a bank, Barclays has at least some presence in the village.

We're trying to contact suppliers and customers to tell them, 'Don't write us off.' " Now working out of donated space in Princeton, N.J., the company has now signed a lease for new offices in the Empire State Building.

Once housed in a much smaller space at the United States Customs House (where it also had the more ponderous title of Museum of American Financial History), the institution has now come into its own, leasing 30,000 square feet of the former Bank of New York building.

Priceline started in Norwalk, moved to the High Ridge Office Park in Stamford and has now moved back to Norwalk, leasing the 130,000-square-foot OxfoRoutealth Plans building on Route 1 from Oxford, which has consolidated at its headquarters in Trumbull.

But, whatever the explanation for his actions, the stadium's lease has now been extended.

It has now been given another lease on life, beginning today.

It has now had a renewed lease of life after being featured on the soundtrack to Suicide Squad, currently No 1 in the US album chart.