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1. Meanwhile the master of ceremonies became an auctioneer and took bids for the girl

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2. I bid for this one until it reached my maximum, the auctioneer waited a moment and on the spur of the moment I bid an extra ten percent

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3. It started off very low the auctioneer said it had no name and no serial numbers, he said as the gun metal was dark in appearance he suspected it was a pocket watch used in the great war

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4. After attending auctioneer

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5. The auctioneer yelled sold and the crowd cheered

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6. “One hundred and ten thousand … One twenty …” the auctioneer calls as we sneak in

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7. “One forty,” the auctioneer calls

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8. Zachary raises his brow at the same time the auctioneer calls for two-forty

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9. Smiling, the auctioneer turns to me and calls three hundred

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10. Again I shake my head at the auctioneer

11. And finally they get their turn! Eric runs up to Santa, running past all the elves like he was a quarterback that their father likes to watch on TV, and he jumps into Santa’s arms and gives him a big kiss—to heck with manliness! And he says please Santa can I have… Eric rattles off a list of toys and games like he was an auctioneer

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12. Otto Gernreich the auctioneer states it belonged to Alexandra, the last Empress of Russia

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13. Even the auctioneer is totally upset

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14. Loaded with various credentials, Wes Cowan (auctioneer, appraiser), Elyse Luray (appraiser, art historian), Gwen Wright (professor of architecture, author, architectural advisor) and Tukufu Zuberi (professor of sociology, author) each week set out on a journey to investigate the authenticity of some document or artifact

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15. “I think I shall still have a dollar or two left after paying that shark of an auctioneer for my new property

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16. Loaded with various credentials, Wes Cowan (auctioneer, appraiser), Elyse Luray (appraiser, art historian), Eduardo Pagan (the Bob Stump Endowed Professor of History at Arizona State University), Gwen Wright (professor of architecture, author, architectural advisor) and Tukufu Zuberi (professor of sociology, author) set out on a journey to investigate the authenticity of some document or artifact

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17. I heard the auctioneer announce, “The home is sold to the surfer gentle-

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18. Molly and her gang kept their poker faces as they stepped off the elevator and wasted the auctioneer in a hail of hot lead, and jewelry fell at their feet like candy at a parade

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19. Meanwhile the auctioneer is continually raising the prices higher as long as he continues to have interested parties bidding on the item

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20. manual y you wil lose valuable time so that's why you need to download an addon cal ed Auctioneer and with

21. Auctioneer tel s the vendor price and auction price for every item, so if you have completed a quest and don't

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22. Then choose the addons from the character list and check auctioneer if it

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23. Suggested categories to search with auctioneer are weapons, armor, containers, consumables, trade goods,

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24. Using the Auctioneer to Start a New Character-

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25. For example, an auctioneer recently sold a computer part for $136

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26. If this low profit margin continues, the auctioneer needs to rethink his strategy and sell something more profitable

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27. …as the auctioneer starts his “who-will-give-me”

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28. Even if the auctioneer sells a huge number of this kind of item, many of her buyers will be very unhappy when they see this lower price elsewhere

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29. 6) Provide keepsakes -- Keepsakes are always popular and this auctioneer takes advantage of that interest

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30. This auctioneer sold both leather jackets and travel certificates

31. I did as he suggested and when the auctioneer was doing his

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32. ” The auctioneer paused and scanned

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33. Conversation ceased as the auctioneer called for their

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34. hand,” the auctioneer called enthusiastically

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35. The auctioneer nodded amiably

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36. ding from the auctioneer

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37. The auctioneer knew he had his work cut out

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38. The auctioneer peered around at the crowd

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39. The auctioneer plowed on

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40. The auctioneer shrugged his shoulders

41. The auctioneer ambled cockily over towards her

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42. The auctioneer had a cane in his hand

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43. The auctioneer put a hand to his ear and cupped it as if he hadn’t heard the uproar of the crowd, “What, still haven’t seen enough?”

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44. The crowd erupted again and the auctioneer pranced off towards the edge of the stage

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45. The muttering of the crowd must have alerted the auctioneer that there being something going on behind him

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46. The auctioneer was so excited that he about stumbled over the edge of the stage

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47. The hand lifted again and the auctioneer, almost beside himself, screamed out, “I have a bid of eight thousand tarsas!”

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48. The auctioneer choked out, “The bidding is closed! Release the girl to her new master and may he be well pleased with his expensive purchase here today!” The auctioneer then commenced to fall to his knees and pick up the gems that were scattered all across the stage

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49. Dilly Dedalus, loitering by the curbstone, heard the beats of the bell, the cries of the auctioneer within

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50. With the exception of an auctioneer and maybe Kris Jenner, there is no one in the world less mysterious than me

51. Or a Kentish auctioneer

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52. Borthrop Trumbull, a distinguished bachelor and auctioneer of those parts, much concerned in the sale of land and cattle: a public character, indeed, whose name was seen on widely distributed placards, and who might reasonably be sorry for those who did not know of him

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53. Borthrop Trumbull, being an auctioneer, was bound to know the nature of everything, he would have smiled and trimmed himself silently with the sense that he came pretty near that

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54. "What! seeing the old man?" said the auctioneer, playing with his seals dispassionately

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55. " The eloquent auctioneer smiled at his own ingenuity

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56. the auctioneer, putting his hand up to screen that secret

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57. The eloquent auctioneer was seized with pneumonia, and having

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58. The auctioneer heard, without much surprise, that his was a constitution which (always with due watching) might be left to itself, so as to offer a beautiful example of a disease with all its phases seen in clear delineation, and that he probably had the rare strength of mind voluntarily to become the test of a rational procedure, and thus make the disorder of his pulmonary functions a general benefit to society

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59. The auctioneer was not an ungenerous man, and liked to give others their due, feeling that he could afford it

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60. It is some pleasure," the auctioneer went on with a rising fervor, "to have a picture like this to show to a company of ladies and gentlemen—a picture worth any sum to an individual whose means were on a level with his judgment

61. "Yes, ma'am, yes, he did; he did so," said the good auctioneer, trying to throw something soothing into his iteration

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62. She trusted to the chance that nothing more would pass between her husband and the auctioneer until some issue should have justified her interference; at any rate, she had hindered the event which she immediately dreaded

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63. Vern Evelee took the planter he once seemed to resent so much, actually driving the auctioneer down from the starting price

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64. The board becomes an auctioneer, and its duties are to obtain the best price, and other terms, that can be obtained for stockholders

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65. And when the day come he sell off by a great auctioneer all the goods of that other man who own them

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66. Whenever the paddle is raised by a bidder, the auctioneer acts as the subject by updating the price of the bid and broadcasting the new price to all bidders (subscribers)

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67. To understand Observer, you can think of an auction, with the bidders being the subscribers and the auctioneer being the publisher

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68. "I will be the auctioneer, and this key to the graveyard will serve me for a hammer

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69. He afterwards removed to Georgetown, to the house of one Davis, an auctioneer, where the deponent visited him every day, and found him always occupied

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