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sell v. to transfer possession and ownership goods or other property for money or something of equivalent value. (See: sale) sell verb auction, barter, bring to market, deal in, dispose of for profit, divendere, drive a trade, effect a sale, exchange, furnish, give title to, handle, hawk, make a sale, market, merchandise, offer for sale, peddle, provide, put on sale, put up for sale, trade in, traffic in, transfer for a consideration, vend, vendere See also: deal, handle, liquidate, persuade, trade, vend How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Benefits Selling Expo 2007, hosted by Wiesner Financial Media, announced it has sold out its exhibit floor. Originally scheduled to perform in 12 major markets in North America with additional stops in Paris and London, the demand for tickets was so high that in New York city after two Madison Square Garden dates sold out in record time, Madonna's manager, Caresse Henry, and the worldwide tour promoter, Clear Channel Entertainment, added four subsequent performances (June 20, 2l, 23 and 24) which were instant sell outs as well. This weekend, tickets for the 21-city tour went on sale and completely sold out in a matter of hours. |
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