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Under the new law, authorities, some of which have acquired significant and, in some cases, secret real estate holdings, will also face limits on the sale of real property.

And it has raised pressing questions for the burgeoning television news channels, which have acquired great influence in Pakistani public life but now face accusations of becoming an entrenched part of what is wrong with the country.

But its sorry state is set to improve with the help of visionary architects Moritz Gruppe which have acquired the old theatre and intend to restore the three-storey space into studios, performance and exhibition venues.

That these clothes cost more than basic basics -- Mason's khakis and cargos, which have acquired almost a cult following, can run as high as $300 -- could be deemed justifiable if you consider what you gain by not stressing over whether you look too done.

Examples of such guiding principles, some of which have acquired a legal basis in some countries, are the "polluter pays" principle, which makes polluters liable for the costs of environmental damage, and the precautionary principle, which states that an activity is not allowed when there is a chance that the consequences are irreversible.

Korean weddings are ringed with traditional customs, many of which have acquired a new, modern price-tag.

Maybe DreamWorks, which has acquired the rights for an American remake, should redress the balance.

This was already happening at Bank of America and Wachovia, which had acquired money-management firms.

Dell, which had acquired paperback rights for $32,500, brought out its edition in September.

In 2012, in swept Disney, which had acquired Pixar in 2006 and Marvel in 2009.

International Speedway, which had acquired the properties without any contingencies, began searching for an exit strategy.