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And in August this year you'll be able to buy a flat-pack bike.
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We could buy a flat and still have money left over.'
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I could buy a flat or I could move to London.
4
Burton finally received enough compensation from the council to buy a flat 10 minutes' walk from Grenfell.
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Salesman Javier Arias says his life has improved recently, which allowed him to buy a flat-screen TV.
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Asked how she came to buy a flat from Baevsky, Kharcheva said the transaction was a normal one conducted through a real estate agency.
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Today just 2,000 yuan ($280) can buy a flat along the main street, pockmarked with boarded-up shops.
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Even popular musicians have to watch the pennies: despite two top 10 albums, Paloma Faith has complained she can't afford to buy a flat.
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Despite the fact that his salary was meagre, he had managed to save enough to buy a flat on the Costa del Sol in Spain.
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It's cheaper to buy a flat in Manhattan than in Malabar Hill, and you can be sure that shoddy materials will shortchange you in Mumbai.
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His authorised biography, Rod Stewart: A Life On the Town (New English Library, 1977) earned him the freedom to buy a flat in Brighton.
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I am hoping to save about £25,000 to put down as a deposit when I buy a flat costing between £80,000 and £90,000.
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Q In 2016 I bought a flat and have since married.
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He's been considering buying a flat for a while, but hasn't had time.
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He spent freely, bought a flat and holidayed in Egypt.
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It's sort of like buying a flat screen and then being sorry you didn't wait.