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The sale marks the conclusion of an on-again, off-again courtship that Trump Entertainment Resorts has been holding with potential suitors for the last year.

The sale marks the end of Singapore Airlines' financially disastrous investment in 49% of Virgin Atlantic, which it purchased for £600m in 1999, and has now sold for $360m £224mm) to Delta.

"The sale marks the end of an era in some respects," said John E. Vollmer, a former curator at the Royal Ontario Museum and author of several books on Qing costume.

(That was the Bay Psalm Book, an extremely rare example of American colonial printing, one of whose 11 extant copies was sold by Sotheby's last November for $14.2m).The Rothschild sale marks a remarkable repeat performance in the market for manuscript books, a genre that for decades mainly interested medieval specialists and rare book connoisseurs.

(See "ING 'Sale' Marks Bid For Freedom").

The patent sale marks the end to a lot of speculation around what AOL would do with its patent trove.

The announcement of the sale marked a clear breach between companies and families that had had close and cordial relations for a generation.

Now everybody is waiting for a new version, and lately even it has been on sale, marked down from $432 to $199 a day.

"I was on the Lands' End Web site, and put a lab coat in my shopping cart — it was on sale, marked down from thirty-five dollars to nine-ninety-nine — but then didn't complete the purchase," she said.

The sale marked a sad chapter in an American dynasty.

Chief executive Ross McEwan said the sale marked an "important milestone" for both RBS and Citizens.