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For instance, if a car dealership wanted to get more specific about its target audience with its advertising, it could bid a little extra to make sure its ad is found by a male, aged between 18 and 25, who is online between Monday through Thursday, and between 6 p.m. to 11 p.m.

If the New Times succeeds in its effort to become adjudicated in Torrance, it could bid against the Breeze for the city's contract next year.

Theoretically, as UKTV is out of contract, it could bid for the slots that are up for grabs but this is unlikely while the dispute with Virgin Media rumbles on.

The commission also granted a special exemption for Dobson PCS, which had grown too large to be considered a small business, so that it could bid in the small business portion of the auction.

French insurer Axa moved on Tuesday to quash market speculation it could bid for rival Prudential, saying it was not in talks with Britain's second-largest life insurer on any tie-up.

See articleRosneft, Russia's state oil company, disclosed it had secured $22 billion in loans from a consortium of Western banks so that it could bid at auction for refineries once owned by Yukos, a private oil firm that was forced to sell its main assets by the Russian government and was thereby bankrupted.

At around $7 billion in market cap, it could be bid up 50% and still be bought for less than a probably understated book value.

It stressed that departments could bid for their share of the £1.5bn being made available for no-deal readiness; but in the first instance should try to pay for preparations through "internal reprioritisation".

If these provisions weren't permitted then bidders could bid in an auction and then again after it is done.

He said the council could bid to the Local Enterprise Partnership - D2N2 - if it wished to access the New Homes Bonus funding.

So someone could bid, say.