Such sales do not require the more extensive disclosures required when selling stocks or bonds to the public.
The more extensive an older person's social network, the better the brain is likely to work, the research suggests.
This foreshadows the more extensive reverberations of Marlowe's play in Shakespeare's presentation of Shylock in The Merchant of Venice.
In this 1971 study, only women undergoing the more extensive surgery had their lymph nodes routinely removed.
The more extensive Louisiana History Galleries, with paintings, furniture and maps in a house dating back to 1792, offers guided tours.
But given our limited time, we'd decided to concentrate on the more extensive, remote and elevated Chiricahua Wilderness area to the south.
Mr. Bush kept emphasizing the tax benefits for people with modest incomes, not the more extensive tax relief he wanted for the well heeled.
It is that the more extensive, elaborate, and fine-tuned the nuclear-weapons system became, the greater its exposure to the effects of an accident.
In 1924 the buildings were sold to the City and Suburban Homes Company, which already operated the more extensive group of model tenements just to the north.
But he expressed a belief that with the more extensive and determined control measures that are now starting, the city could avoid infection on Guangdong's scale.
Kevin McAllister, the Peconic Baykeeper, said the more extensive cleanup was the only way to protect people who eat fish from the river.
