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1. "There has been a lot of bad news on aircraft building programmes since we bought Dowty," says Mr Garner, "but we had effectively discounted all that in our acquisition financial modelling.
2. He did this, and within one month had four people to view, one of whom bought the house.
3. Zborowski did have a buyer for the drawings in Lucien Descaves, the brother of the Police Commissioner who bought them up by the batch.
4. He says Mr Newton, 25, who also faces being fired by Thresher this morning, picked out the two items at random while under pressure to reveal precisely what Mr Lamont bought.
5. There are a variety of "lessons" included in the course and each can be bought separately, so if you only want to know how to do repairs, then that is the only lesson you need buy.
6. One reason for the sale is that when WH Smith bought the Canadian Classic bookshops chain in 1985, doubling its outlets, it made an agreement with the Canadian government to reduce its holding in WH Smith Canada to 51 per cent by 1990.
7. At first the local farmers provided any bales of straw they had left, but in recent years the bales have had to be bought and transported from Selby.
8. If Chapman had become football's forgotten man, he was about to put himself, and his new club, in the public eye again, for on 16 March, 1921 Huddersfield bought Stephenson for a fee that was "probably the highest ever paid by a Yorkshire club" - 4,000.
9. On the way back that afternoon she bought a can of red spray paint in a car accessories shop.
10. Old and antique coins can be bought from specialist dealers like Spink and Son in London (Tel: 01-930 7888).
11. He had only bought the land to keep people away.
12. Equi-Strath can be bought by mail order from Cedar health Limited, through selected saddlers, or direct from the Equi-Strath exhibition unit on tour at many County Shows, Breed Society and Club Events.
13. Fenner, the Hull-based power transmission engineer, bought the stake when the original bid was announced and had offered to act as white knight to Armstrong and to distribute their fasteners through its own international network.