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Meanings of gone on sale in English

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Usage of gone on sale in English
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The tablet hasn't yet gone on sale in China despite receiving regulatory approval.
Wired
2
The final version of Audi's TT has gone on sale in South Africa.
The South African
3
Tickets have gone on sale this week for the Hawke's Bay Arts Festival.
Radio NZ
4
Video-recording sunglasses from the company behind Snapchat have gone on sale in the UK.
BBC
5
The last tickets for Saturday night's Super 15 rugby final have gone on sale.
Radio NZ
6
Tickets have already gone on sale for the 2013 event.
Reuters
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Early bird tickets for next year's Body & Soul festival have gone on sale.
The Irish Times
8
The book has now gone on sale early despite Mr Trump's attempts to stop it.
Radio NZ
9
A plant-based burger that "bleeds" when cooked has gone on sale in Ireland.
The Irish Times
10
Audi in Ireland thinks so with the latest A8 that has just gone on sale here.
The Irish Times
11
An award-winning fashion student's own label children's clothes have gone on sale in a supermarket chain.
BBC
12
Google's competitor to Amazon's Alexa voice-activated personal assistant has officially gone on sale in the US.
The Irish Times
13
Three-day passes have gone on sale at $215 each, inclusive of the service charge.
Reuters
14
Tickets have just gone on sale from Ticketmaster.
News.com.au
15
While tickets hadn't yet gone on sale, nor the line-up released, the concerts were scheduled for March.
News.com.au
16
Apple's AirPods have finally gone on sale, almost two months after they were originally slated for release.
The Irish Times
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