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The company expects to raise £400m by selling off around half of the existing Dublin facility, along with the Kilkenny and Dundalk sites.

Despite Mr Osborne's huge proposals, Nigel Lawson will remain the chancellor who raised the most money through privatisations, selling off around £73 billion of public assets as Chancellor between 1983 and 1989.

The Church of England also sells off around 20 "closed churches" each year, but doesn't list prices on its website.

Stock markets sold off around the world over the last two weeks, with Thursday the worst day yet.

It was the biggest one-day decline since the Dow lost 416.02 points on Feb. 27, another day when stocks sold off around the world.

"Next services, 54 miles when your children can't make ten!" The government duly sold off around half of its freeholds it still retains 37 and gave the private sector the job of identifying and buying appropriate land and applying for planning permission from local authorities.The longed-for transformation of roadside facilities is taking place frustratingly slowly.

Shares were up early in the morning, but they dramatically sold off around 11 30 a.m.

A single large shareholder sold off around 11 17 Eastern time this morning, sending the price to $7.17.

It was just a few weeks ago that Accel Partners sold off around half a billion dollars of Facebook shares at a company valuation of $35 billion.

In October 2010, the new coalition government of the UK suggested it might sell off around half the Forestry Commission-owned woodland in the UK.

Meanwhile, a total of 9000 public houses have been sold off around NSW to fund replacements and maintenance, with still more on the chopping block.