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This reportedly has the potential to fetch about £500 million.

The business is expected to fetch about $5bn£3.5bnbn).

The Washington Post reports that the artwork is expected to fetch about $15 million.

It will go on sale at Christie's in London on 8 December and is expected to fetch about £10m.

First, a signed gnome that appeared on the cover of The Beatles Sgtt Pepper's album was expected to fetch about £17,000 at auction yesterday.

The chain is expected to fetch about $2 billion in a sale, said these people, who requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the deal publicly.

Hence, chemical space mapping would help to fetch the information about characteristic as well as common compounds among each class of inhibitors and further assist in finding broad-spectrum anti-HIV drugs.

I asked a young monk, on his way to fetch water, about Nangdrol.

Wearable technology would give any official roaming an airport the ability to fetch details about a lost bag and travellers could save time by approaching the first representative they saw, regardless of airline affiliation.

The reason Russ's project would fail to fetch much value was about more than the inability to measure ROI, the need for additional investment, or differing visions.

The musicians sent me out to fetch them just about anything they wanted during their rehearsals.