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Microsoft spokeswoman, Catherine Brooker, said no money had changed hands, but did not say whether the contract had been withdrawn.

The brokerage firm that employed him changed hands more than once, but he continued to work out of the same office in Worcester.

In fact, Harpers Ferry changed hands eight times during the war, which shows just how much both sides wanted to control it.

You. I do not a word with you. You is decision until now. Late. That the shop has new changed hands again.

Huge blocks of shares changed hands, as previously impregnable companies like U. S. Steel and General Electric began to tumble.

On private exchanges, Facebook shares have subsequently changed hands at valuations of the company as high as $70 billion.

It has always been true that many farms changed hands by being passed on from father to son .

Airlines want more capacity at Heathrow: scarce take-off and landing slots have recently changed hands for up to £ 30m ($48m) apiece.

"Framework agreements" have been signed, but no money appears to have changed hands.

Yet throughout the 1970s, the company changed hands and the brand's reputation suffered.

The list of assassinated leaders is extensive, and control of the nation has changed hands numerous times in the last 50 years.

Both Bainbridge and Johnson refuse to comment on the current situation, but it's understood that some money has now changed hands.

A port of northern Israel on the Bay of Haifa. During the Crusades it changed hands many times between Christians and Moslems.

That roughly matches the cumulative amount of water that has changed hands permanently within the same state.

Instead, however, United countered this tactic by taking advantage when possession changed hands.

The house has changed hands three times in the last two years.

An investigation is in progress, says Mr. Hoffman, who believes the vehicle has changed hands several times since 1974.

This year is the Shun Thai stadium development and construction company, and later changed hands several times.

Decade-long bull markets spark heavy turnover and much gold has not only changed hands but changed forms from physical to financial.

In the early 1980s shares traded on the New York Stock Exchange changed hands every three years on average.

Brega, the seat of the Sirte Oil Company in the east of the country, has changed hands three times in recent days.

That house has changed hands several times in the last few months.

A barrel of Brent crude has changed hands for $100 or more for most of the year and cash is gushing in.

Only on the way down does the realisation dawn that, stripped of small talk, no information of substance has changed hands.

Fur raw materials market initiatives changed hands and direct result is the rapid rise in price.

Power has all too often changed hands through violent, destabilizing coups.

Dozens of banks have built towers but the height crown has changed hands less often, about once a decade.

By the end of the day, the Dow had dropped 13%. So many shares changed hands that day that traders didn't have time to record them all.

From 1918-1921 about 25 percent of the land in England changed hands due to the land and tax laws.

Control of Charles Town changed hands 18 times while another town in the valley, Harpers Ferry, changed hands eight times.

It appears no money has changed hands but that Faraj has agreed to take on Portsmouth's liabilities, plus running costs.

The House has not changed hands and back again so quickly in many decades.

Huge sums of money have changed hands.

That beautiful mansion has changed hands several times.

Activity is frenetic: the average share in China has changed hands three times so far this year.

More than 220m Huiyuan shares changed hands, making it the day's most actively traded stock.

College he put his own billiard ball company changed hands sold for $ 1 200.

He disclosed that the goods had changed hands.

In 1762 ownership changed hands when it became the private home of King George III.

That house has changed hands three times in five years.

When it was first sold in Rotterdam in the 17th century, it changed hands for 35 florins, the equivalent of $35.

This antique vase has changed hands many times.

The site's ownership has since changed hands and the content has been revised.

This store has changed hands recently.

The house has changed hands several times recently.

The crown has changed hands only twice in the past 30 years; the same is true of the oil ministry.

Ownership of Moganshan once again changed hands in 1949.

The house has changed hands twice this year.

According to the Scotsman , a rare first edition of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone has changed hands for $37, 700.

Some 7. 93 billion shares changed hands on the New York Stock Exchange, NYSE Amex and Nasdaq, above the daily average of 7. 47 billion.

Just 6. 53 billion shares changed hands on the New York Stock Exchange, NYSE Amex and Nasdaq, below the daily average of 7. 49 billion.

The house has changed hands again.

I went secretly watched her ride to the shopping basket Sheng changed hands are purplish red flower -- the white Yeju the Lily .

In 14 seconds, the futures contracts changed hands over 27, 000 times.

Nearly 13, 000, 000 shares changed hands, and prices fell so rapidly that tickers could not keep pace with their descent.

The dollar changed hands at about 78. 35 yen, down slightly from 78. 55 yen late Friday.

On Monday, 4. 75 billion NYSE stocks changed hands overall, below the 2009 average of 5. 54 billion.

Last year nearly $2bn of virtual money changed hands in the country, according to the China Internet Network Information Centre.

In the same period last year, 43 properties changed hands in Manhattan at an average price of $877 a square foot.

About 1. 01 billion shares changed hands on the New York Stock Exchange, below last year's daily average of 2. 18 billion.