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Warner still manages to fetch it over long on for six!

Even Fernand Léger's weak "Composition on Red and Yellow Ground" of 1934 managed to fetch $806,500, albeit on a single bid from the room.

A kind of Scarlet Pimpernel known primarily for his graffiti, Banksy has managed to fetch millions of dollars for his work while keeping his identity secret.

If there's a speed bump encountered, it would be in the Warhol fast lane, where second- and third-rate works manage to fetch prices higher than they deserve, thanks to collectors and dealers who are ultimately buying and selling the name more than the art itself.

Even the "Fetch" Morrissey has referred to – a homeless man the four relay runners encounter in some woods – manages to get his dig at judges in before being unceremoniously killed.

Painted in 1882, the seaside view managed, just, to fetch £1.72 million.

Each time he is sent to his auntie's house to fetch something -- a piece of rich gold cake, a pound of freshly churned butter, a sweet little puppy, a just-baked loaf of bread -- he manages to mishandle it.

No dog managed to destroy the Fetch, though none actually tried that hard, and as you can see, it stood up well to prolonged use in the water.

He managed to climb inside and fetch some Christmas gifts that had been under his tree.

Even if girls do manage to go to school, they are sent to fetch water when it is needed.

Later on, he managed to make his way to shore and fetch a dinghy to transport his wife and the children.