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The space consists of a few tables and booths with graffiti carved into them, faux-wood panelling, movie posters, and a counter, behind which four or five harried souls sling burgers, fries, and nothing else — except soda, beer, milkshakes (after 1 30), and big cakey brownies, which you fetch for yourself and come to regret.
At some point, we got a pool table, adding another obstacle under or around which you had to go to fetch the ball.
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And four boxes of thornbacks, which may fetch £350.
One attractive set of products is new cancer drugs, which can fetch high prices.
(The gallery also sells Walker Evans works, which can fetch more than $100,000).
The most sought-after species are rare orchids and cacti, "which often fetch high prices.
Ants are used in some traditional Chinese medicinal remedies, which can fetch a high price.
Among them is the power and transmission branch, which could fetch more than 1 billion euros.
He seems, in particular, to be inviting bids for TIM, which might fetch around €35 billion ($44.5 billion).
Why, for example, do more Ghanaian farmers not cultivate pineapples, which would fetch returns of 250-300% by some estimates?
