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A boom in new houses, which are often sold before they are completed, has used up all available land and pushed buyers into surrounding areas, Mr. Fravel said.

"They include one enormous room or 'great room,' with double-height ceiling and oversize fireplace; a swanky master bathroom that could be the same size as the bedroom, with oversize Jacuzzi, and steam shower," Mr. Newbold said, adding that such houses are often sold before completion.

In London in particular, entire developments containing hundreds of flats are often sold before construction has even begun.

Most television advertising is often sold before a show's season even starts in what is called the "upfronts," where top advertisers lock up prime advertising spots on most shows.

Paris's theatregoers who once turned their noses up at the Anglo-Saxon comédie musicale, as a popular and thus lower genre, snap up tickets so hungrily that the shows are often sold out before they have opened.

The place opens at 5 a.m. and often sells out before noon, and with good reason: The tamales are excellent.

Reviewers copies often sold second-hand before a book is sold first hand.

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"There was no other place for them to go," said Garencia, Mr. Rodríguez's wife, who often sold some produce before Mr. Rodríguez arrived with the day's latest pickings.

According to The New York Times, Afghan girls are often sold into marriage at puberty, or before, to older men who beat them and use them as servants.

Black Friday now starts on Thursday, and the most popular gifts are often sold out online on Cyber Monday before they even hit the shelves.